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Black Ops 7 <\/em><\/strong>sees the return of David \u201cSection\u201d Mason. What is it about his character that makes him so important to both the story you want to tell, and to the Black Ops franchise?<\/strong>\u00a0<\/p>\n Raven Software Lead Producer Natalie Pohorski<\/strong>: At its heart, Black Ops 7<\/em> is David Mason\u2019s story. He\u2019s been carrying the weight of what happened in 2025, decisions he made, actions he regrets, and the fallout that followed. For years, he\u2019s tried to make peace with what he sees as personal failure. But now, with Menendez back and the world on edge, David and his team are pulled into a mission that forces them to confront their deepest fears.\u00a0<\/p>\n This isn\u2019t just about global threats and high-tech warfare, it\u2019s about facing the past, reckoning with memory, and pushing through fear and regret. David is a complex character, and we felt this was the right moment to bring him back into the spotlight, with a performance that brings depth and humanity to David\u2019s journey, and we\u2019re excited for players new and returning to experience it.\u00a0<\/p>\n Can you tell us a little bit more about The Guild? Who are they, how long have they been operating, and what are their goals?<\/strong>\u00a0<\/p>\n Pohorski<\/strong>: Some players might recognize The Guild from Black Ops 6<\/em>, where they first appeared as a powerful crime syndicate operating out of the coastal city of Avalon in the 1990s. In Black Ops 7<\/em>, they\u2019ve transformed into something much bigger, and far more influential. Now a massive tech corporation more than four decades later, The Guild offers cutting-edge protection and has positioned themselves as a key player in the new world order.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n