Black Ops Cold War teaser hints at the return of the RC-XD killstreak
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Black Ops Cold War teaser hints at the return of the RC-XD killstreak

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We’re just one day away from the worldwide multiplayer reveal for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. However, before that occurs, Activision is having a little fun with the community. There have been numerous teasers in the days leading up to the event. We’ve seen a few different short videos that hint at content for the mode. Earlier today, we even saw a complex diagram that showcased the famous AK-47 assault rifle. However, fans are more excited about yesterday’s teaser that showed off the RC-XD killstreak.

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The RC-XD making a return in Black Ops Cold War

It wouldn’t be a new Black Ops game without the RC-XD, right? The famous killstreak has appeared in every title of the series as a killstreak/scorestreak. First introduced in the original Black Ops, the RC-XD is a remote-controlled car that can be detonated with a trigger or once time expires on the explosive.

Usually the lowest-priced streak, this little RC car can get a little annoying at times. However, it simply wouldn’t feel like a true Black Ops experience without it in the killstreak menu. You can see proof of its return in Black Ops Cold War in the short video clip below.

https://twitter.com/CallofDuty/status/1303015232583774208

From the looks of it, the RC-XD looks to be a little heavier than it’s been in years past. The outside structure looks a little beefier which could mean this version of the RC-XD is a bit slower than in other Black Ops titles.

We should hear more about the killstreak along with a plethora of other multiplayer details tomorrow, September 9. If you’re looking to watch the multiplayer reveal live, check out our article on how to view it.

Are you a fan of the RC-XD returning? Let us know, and keep up with Daily Esports for all Call of Duty news.

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