Players Must Average 6 Hours & 40 Minutes Playtime Daily to Reach Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Black Market Tier 200

black ops 4 black market tier 200

Just yesterday, Activision announced that the Black Market is making its way to Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Thankfully, this version of the Black Market doesn’t rely on Supply Drops like in Black Ops 3, which relied on RNG (random number generator) for items. In Black Ops 4, there’s a “Contraband stream” that slowly fills up until you reach a certain tier, which in turn, will unlock a specific item.

Currently, the Black Ops 4 Black Market tier 200 is the max level available. If you’re planning on attaining that goal, you best have a LOT of free time on your hands. Over on Reddit, user DuvelMe gave a very good playtime computation on just how long it’ll take someone to reach the Black Ops 4 Black Market tier 200 max level, and it’s a staggering six hours and 40 minutes of game time each day. And in case you think DuvelMe was exaggerating, here’s how he arrived at that number:

The amount of time it takes right now to go up a tier is way too much. I don’t know if it is time based or xp based but right now it seems like it would take you at least 10 games of TDM or KC to go up a tier. There’s only about 50 days to get to tier 200, which means that you’d have to go up about 4 tiers a day, that’s 40 games every single day. Let’s say every game lasts for about 10 minutes. that’d mean that i’d have to play 400 minutes or 6 hours and 40 minutes straight every single day just to reach tier 200. Please don’t tell me y’all are forcing people to buy their way to tier 200, that’d be garbage.

DuvelMe might have a point, as I’ve been playing since yesterday when the Black Market was made available, and I’m still only at Black Market tier 2.

If you’re playing Black Ops 4 multiplayer, how long does it take for you clear a certain tier and move up? Is this grind OK for you or is it a tad too much? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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zero
zero
5 years ago

No. This is BULLSHIT. Fucking people & their NEED to HAVE COSMETICS(this goes for LOOT CRATES TOO) in a game have helped create this GRIND because of all the VIDEO GAME ADDICTS out there. And DEVELOPERS ARE NOT HELPING BY DOING THIS BULLSHIT.

They ARE THE PROBLEM or AN EQUAL PART OF THE PROBLEM ALONG WITH THE IDIOTS THAT KEEP SUPPORTING THIS CRAP.

ExplodingJuice
Reply to  zero
5 years ago

Calm down dude. If you do not want to try to earn the item then you do not have to. No one is forcing anyone to do so. However, if you are so inclined to earn them then expect a GRIND.

LordCancer Kain
LordCancer Kain
Reply to  ExplodingJuice
5 years ago

you response is very sheepish. might as well have kept it to yourself. drug addicts are always the first to convince everyone else there isn’t a problem.

i do not think it is healthy model but do find it amusing the way developers have found away to profit off excessive progression systems. ubisoft cracks me up with 50% permanent xp boost in a single player game.

i am not really sure why developers have resorted to grind as the rule to keep people playing but these days i feel time is precious, there are so many things to do.

i see an article like this and i wonder going into winter how much time do i want to give up to games designed to keep you playing constantly when i could be up on the mountain?

choice is a powerful thing, it is just a shame so many people forfeit it to addiction. there will never be a shortage of those ready and willing to exploit the weaknesses of others.

boblaaaam
boblaaaam
Reply to  LordCancer Kain
5 years ago

“there will never be a shortage of those ready and willing to exploit the weaknesses of others.” this is a fact

ExplodingJuice
Reply to  LordCancer Kain
5 years ago

Well since it is a comments section I decided to speak. Nothing wrong against that. Also, I said nothing wrong. I was just stating a fact. The person I was replying to was sounding like he had no choice. I was reminding him that there is always a choice.

CrowdNex
CrowdNex
5 years ago

Who needs a job, anyway? Yikes.

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