Black Ops 6's “New Zealand Trick” allows early access, but carries risks

A new trick to access and play the most anticipated game Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Even before its global release, the so-called “New Zealand Trick” caused a stir online. Therefore, many fans are wondering what this trick actually does and whether it is safe and legal to use or not.

Here you will find all the information about the hot trick that will give you early access to Black Ops 6.

What does Black Ops 6’s “New Zealand Trick” do?

Black Ops 6's “New Zealand Trick” essentially involves PC and console users changing the time zone and region of their respective devices to make it appear as if they are based in New Zealand. This would allow them to download and play the game before its scheduled release.

The “New Zealand trick” is very popular because New Zealand is one of the first countries to adopt a new day due to its location near the International Date Line. Because of this, games that typically release at midnight in other countries are available much earlier in the region.

Is Black Ops 6’s “New Zealand Trick” safe to use?

The trick isn't exactly safe, but it's not exactly illegal either. To date, there has been no case in gaming history where users have been banned for using this trick.

However, there is no guarantee that the “New Zealand trick” will work for everyone who uses it. Additionally, it is important to note that Microsoft has a clear code of conduct in this regard. Microsoft's services agreement states: “Do not circumvent any limitations on access, use, or availability of the Services (e.g., by attempting to jailbreak an AI system or perform unauthorized scraping).”

The Call of Duty Black Ops 6 New Zealand release date and time for PlayStation and Xbox consoles is October 25, 2024, 12:00am NZDT. It arrives on PC at 6 p.m

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