Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 players are already expressing concern about the Gravemaker scorestreak. Treyarch and Raven Software are bringing a host of new features and improvements to Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, including the well-known scorestreaks feature. A staple of the series, this system will give Black Ops 7 players more interesting abilities to use on the battlefield.

Scorestreaks are, as the name suggests, unlocked once the Call of Duty player hits a specific score. They can be as simple as the RC-XD, a scorestreak from Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 that deploys a small remote-controlled vehicle that can be detonated, or more elaborate, such as HARP, a high-altitude recon plane that reveals enemy position and movement on the minimap in real time. New and familiar scorestreaks are coming to Black Ops 7, but one of them is already dividing Call of Duty players.

Black Ops 7 Scorestreak Gives Call of Duty Players Free Wallhacks

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 players believe the Gravemaker scorestreak is broken. Hundreds of streamers had the chance to play the next game in the Black Ops series ahead of its release, and the Gravemaker is a scorestreak that quickly caught the community's attention. Two of the streamers who recorded it in action were Chris “Simp” Lehr from FaZe and Tim “Timthetatman” Betar, showing how easy it is to identify and take down enemies. In both tweets, players expressed their concern for the scorestreak, which they consider to be “basically a wallhack.”

The Gravemaker was one of the scorestreaks revealed during the Call of Duty NEXT event on September 22, and it will be available for Gunnery Sergeant 1, level 16. With it, players can assemble a portable one-shot sniper rifle that is capable of identifying enemies behind cover and eliminating them. Using Black Ops 7's new Overclock system, which enhances equipment and scorestreaks, players can make it even more powerful. With Overclock 1, Gravemaker gains a larger magazine with more ammo, while Overclock 2 reduces the charge time before firing.

Players will have the opportunity to test the Gravemaker and other scorestreaks during the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta. The test will begin in early access on October 2, with all players able to jump into the action starting October 5 through October 8. During these days, players will be able to test six multiplayer maps, five modes, including the popular Team Deathmatch, the Vandorn Farm Zombies map, and unlock rewards for playing the Black Ops 7 beta.

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