Activision has rolled out a series of updates for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone, tackling various in-game issues to enhance the overall player experience. The patch aims to optimize mantling speed in Black Ops 6 and adjusts player counts on Warzone’s new Area 99 map. In addition to these changes, gamers can expect a more stable game environment with several bug fixes and improved user interface features.
Black Ops 6, known for its engaging campaign and a richer Zombies mode, alongside the perennial favorite, Warzone, continues to captivate the battle royale audience. The first season of Warzone ties closely with Black Ops 6, introducing features like the Pick-3 Perk system and fresh locations like the Area 99 map. Both games have received timely patches to handle minor yet critical issues.
Activision has shared detailed patch notes for both titles on its website. Notable improvements in Black Ops 6 include speedier mantling mechanics, facilitating easier navigation over walls and ledges. Moreover, a bug that allowed a ninth weapon attachment in Gunsmith has been rectified. Console players now have the convenient option to double-tap the D-Pad to inspect a weapon in the Firing Range.
On the Zombies front, players will notice more aggressive zombie behavior, especially on maps like Terminus, and a fix for previously unresponsive blueprints. The game’s stability has been fortified across the board to ensure smooth gameplay sessions.
Warzone’s update has recalibrated player counts to fine-tune match pacing and minimize disruption during firefights. For example, solo matches now support up to 40 players instead of 45. This adjustment aims to strike a balance between intense battles and periods of calm. Additionally, audio for legacy Operators from Modern Warfare 2 and 3 has been modified to blend better with Black Ops 6 characters. A welcomed fix is the Gas Mask animation, which now functions as intended, playing only when the player actively removes it without interrupting controls or aiming.
Both games are benefiting from consistent updates, keeping them relevant and exciting. Activision assures fans that they’re committed to delivering even more enhancements in the future.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone Update Highlights
GLOBAL
Movement
- Players will notice a faster pull-over speed over high ledges and walls, improving fluid movement during climbs.
Gunsmith
- A glitch that allowed equipping nine attachments has been resolved.
Firing Range
- For those using controllers, a double-tap on the left D-Pad now lets you inspect weapons.
UI
- Fixed a visibility issue with Battle Pass progression post-match.
Events and Stability
- Various stability improvements have been implemented.
ZOMBIES
Gunsmith
- Resolved issues with ZM blueprints not equipping as expected.
Maps
- Addressed non-aggressive zombie behavior on the Terminus map.
WARZONE
Playlist Adjustments
- Following data review, player counts have been altered on the Area 99 map to enhance gameplay rhythm and reduce third-party engagement interruptions.
New player limits:
- Quads: Reduced from 44 to 40
- Trios: Reduced from 45 to 42
- Duos: Reduced from 44 to 40
- Solos: Reduced from 45 to 40
General
- Reduced volume for the gear sounds of carry-forward Operators from MW2 and MW3 to better align with BO6 characters.
- Enhanced mantle speeds offer smoother climbing.
Weapons
- Disabled Akimbo attachment for Black Ops 6 weapons.
Firing Range
- Controller users can double-tap the left D-Pad to inspect weapons here as well.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue with the Gas Mask unequip animation so it only plays upon manual removal, ensuring uninterrupted aiming and control.
- Adjusted issues involving unexpected weapon attachments and visibility of post-match Battle Pass progression.
Activision continues to monitor feedback and is set on making future updates based on community input, promising a dynamic Call of Duty experience.
