Treyarch has made a big change to the way damage flinch works for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.

In previous Call of Duty games, including last year's Modern Warfare, when you take damage you suffer damage flinch.

This damage flinch effect has proved controversial among the Call of Duty competitive multiplayer community, with many saying they'd prefer to play without having their aim disrupted by being shot.

In Black Ops Cold War damage flinch is primarily a feedback mechanism to let you know you're taking damage.

"No more flinch headshots," Flame said.

Damage Flinch has been redesigned in Black Ops Cold War.

Flinch is now primarily a feedback mechanism to help you understand you?re taking damage, without affecting the aim position of your weapon.

No more flinch headshots.

Call of Duty YouTuber Xclusive Ace showed Black Ops Cold War's redesigned damage flinch in a video published to Twitter.

Lots of people have expressed concern (rightfully so) about how high the Headshot multiplier is in Cold War due to flinch but it turns out there's little to no flinch when shot as far as I can tell.

There's more on the announced Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War multiplayer changes here.

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