Activision recently confirmed visual overhauls for the T.E.D.D. operator in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Vault Edition bundle, and has now unveiled design updates for two additional operators within the same package. Furthermore, an exclusive bonus T.E.D.D. skin has been included in the Vault Edition.
Priced at $100, the Black Ops 7 Vault Edition grants early entry to the forthcoming multiplayer beta, a collection of four unique operators, and various other cosmetic items. The operator roster for this edition features T.E.D.D., Karma, Harper, and Reaper EWR-3.
The T.E.D.D. operator now sports a more mechanical, less human appearance, aligning closer to his robotic origins from Black Ops 2`s Zombies mode, with his facial flesh receded to expose more of his internal mechanisms. The newly added bonus T.E.D.D. skin for the Vault Edition will largely resemble the initially revealed Black Ops 7 design, albeit with subtle modifications, according to Activision.
Karma`s appearance has been refined with adjustments to her holographic plates and visor, making more of her face visible than in her initial design. Harper`s operator skin also received minor tweaks, including recolored and more streamlined armor. Notably, Reaper EWR-3 is the sole operator in the bundle to remain unchanged.
These updated operator designs are visually presented in the image above.
Activision states these revisions reflect Call of Duty`s dedication to maintaining the `authentic look and feel of Black Ops 7,` directly addressing community feedback concerning the Vault Edition operators.
The publisher recently modified Call of Duty`s `Carry Forward` initiative, restricting the transfer of skins and items from Black Ops 6 to Black Ops 7. While certain Zombies-themed skins acquired through main story quests will transfer, more unconventional skins such as those featuring Ninja Turtles or Beavis and Butt-Head will not.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is set to release on November 14 across PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC platforms. Further details and gameplay demonstrations are anticipated during Activision`s Call of Duty: Next event on September 30. Upcoming announcements are expected to cover the campaign, a large round-based Zombies map, and innovative multiplayer features.