Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 may continue a trend that many are not on board with, but that's not a big deal!

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, the next installment in the series, will launch in October this year, and we already know some new features to expect. However, there is an ongoing legal issue that may require Activision Blizzard to make some last-minute changes to the arsenal.

With off-brand names now filling the many rosters in the game, fans are expressing their disappointment with the development. But is this as much of a problem in a game series that features zombies and has simulated warfare beyond anything humanity has achieved?

The issue is said to have started with a lawsuit from the families of the tragedy in Uvaldeskola. The suit claims the game is the "most prolific and effective marketer of assault weapons in the United States." It is reportedly because of this lawsuit that Call of Duty is changing weapon names.