The user must not only overcome a certain threshold at which the weapon starts firing, but also feels the return of the trigger with each shot, simulating to some extent recoil.
These bounces vary in power depending on the weapon used in the game, as before said Treyarch Lead Designer Tony Flame.
Especially interesting is the triggering of the DualSense trigger after firing a sniper rifle (in the video at 1:25). The trigger can be seen pushing the finger away.
This is an interesting feature, but some players note that adaptive triggers are not always useful in multiplayer modes, where responsiveness and convenience are important. Fortunately, they can be turned off in the Black Ops Cold War settings.
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