Black Ops 6 Brings Back Last Stand, But Not How You’d Expect

The Last Stand perk hasn’t been seen in a Call of Duty game since 2017’s Call of Duty: WWII, but it’s coming back–in a way at least–for Black Ops 6.

Activision has announced all the field upgrades for Black Ops 6 at launch, and among them is the Morphine Injector. Unlocked at level 44, this field upgrade allows players, for a short period of time, to enter a “Last Stand state.” During this time, players hit with fatal damage can be revived by teammates or by getting a kill to self-revive.

Field upgrades in Call of Duty are special types of equipment that players earn throughout matches by filling a meter based on their performance that can be deployed for offensive or defensive purposes.

Morphine Injector allows players to enter a Last Stand state

The Last Stand perk debuted in 2007’s Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and was featured in numerous ensuing games, running up until Call of Duty: WWII.

Some of the other field upgrades in Black Ops 6 include War Cry (increases allies’ movement speed and health regeneration for a period of time), Tactical Insertion (allows you to choose your next spawn point), Acoustic Amp (increases the sound of enemy footsteps), and Neurogas (emits a neurotoxic gas cloud causing enemies to hallucinate), among many others.

Be sure to read the full Call of Duty blog post to get up to speed on all the new and returning field upgrades, perks, and scorestreaks in Black Ops 6.

For more on Black Ops 6, check out the first details on the new UI, as well as how to preload. You can also read up on Black Ops 6’s global launch times.