RSVSR Black Ops 7 115 Day Guide to Cursed Survival mode

115 Day has a way of pulling the Zombies crowd back in, even if you'd sworn you were taking a break. I jumped on Black Ops 7 this morning, glanced at the event tab, and it was instantly clear the devs weren't just tossing out a calling card and calling it "celebration." Between the new mode and the chatter in public matches, it feels like a real reset. If you're the type who likes testing stuff fast—levels, camos, weird builds—people are already pointing to BO7 Bot Lobby as part of their routine to get reps in without the usual lobby chaos. Cursed Survival and why it actually hits Cursed Survival is the headline, and yeah, it's nasty. You load in barebones: a basic pistol, a UI that feels stripped down on purpose, and that immediate "wait, where's my safety net." moment. The early rounds aren't about flexing damage numbers. They're about not getting boxed in while your squad figures out who's grabbing what and where the next bit of ammo is coming from. You'll notice people talking more, pinging more, and moving tighter. The mode punishes lone-wolf habits hard. And that's the point. It's got that older-school tension where every door buy and every risky revive feels like a decision, not a formality. The Hawker HX is already changing lobbies The weekly drop also brought the Hawker HX sniper, and it's doing what new snipers always do: dividing everyone into "this is fine" and "delete it" camps. The interesting part is how flexible it feels. Built light, it's a quick-scope machine that rewards aggressive timing. Built heavier, it turns long lanes into no-go zones, especially on maps with clean midlines. Give it a day and you'll start seeing the same patterns: players holding angles they never bothered with before, teammates begging for smoke grenades, and clips getting posted where the kill feed looks ridiculous. Nerf talk is inevitable, but right now it's just fun watching people learn what it can and can't do. Season 2 rumors have the community spiraling Now add the Season 2 noise on top. The big rumor—Mars as a Zombies map—sounds like the kind of idea that's either genius or a total mess. Low-gravity movement, weird hazards, sightlines that feel "off"… that could be amazing if it forces new routes and new training styles. Or it could turn into a gimmick if it's just a filter and some rocks. The other talk, about reworking augments, matters more than folks admit. Power creep has been creeping. Hard. If they rebalance how fast you stack strength, Cursed Survival could stay difficult for longer than a week, and that'd be a win. Where players are landing right now Right now the mood is weirdly upbeat, even with the usual balancing complaints floating around. People just seem happy there's a reason to squad up and sweat a little, not just grind the same loop. If you're trying to keep pace with the meta—unlocking weapons, stocking up, staying ready for whatever Season 2 drops—it helps to have a place that does more than sell hype, and RSVSR fits neatly into that conversation with services aimed at players who want game currency or items without wasting their whole week chasing them. Welcome to RSVSR, where good vibes meet proper grind. Black Ops 7's 115 Day update is huge: Zombies gets Cursed Survival for that bare-bones, high-pressure run, plus the Hawker HX sniper drops into multiplayer for clean picks and smart positioning. Get the latest builds, tips, and what's trending at RSVSR www.rsvsr.com/call-of-duty-black-ops-7 and play it your way, every week.