Exciting news for Call of Duty fans as Activision has just launched patches for both Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone, tackling numerous nagging issues. These updates tweak everything from Black Ops 6’s mantling speed to Warzone’s player capacity on the popular Area 99 map, all in the name of a smoother, more enjoyable gaming session.
Black Ops 6’s patch is especially noteworthy. Not only does it improve mantling movements—allowing players to nimbly scale walls and ledges—but it also tidies up some annoying bugs in Zombies mode. The update enhances everything from weapon handling to overall game stability, while also refining the user interface for a cleaner look. Warzone isn’t left out, either. The new patch fixes the troublesome Gas Mask animation, ensuring it only appears when a player decides to remove the mask, so it won’t mess with controls or aiming anymore.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 keeps the series’ momentum going with an all-new campaign, refined multiplayer, and even more expansive Zombies content. Meanwhile, Warzone maintains its dominance in the battle royale scene, constantly evolving to stay fresh for veteran players. Season 1 of Warzone now syncs seamlessly with Black Ops 6, introducing features like the Pick-3 Perk system and the new Area 99 map, both designed to enhance the gaming experience.
On its official website, Activision shared detailed patch notes. In Black Ops 6, mantling has become more agile, making it less of a chore to clamber over obstacles. A glaring issue in Gunsmith, where players could mistakenly equip extra attachments, has been addressed. Plus, controller users can now double-tap the left D-Pad to inspect weapons in the Firing Range, delivering a little extra convenience.
Zombies mode has also been polished up. Any unpredictable zombie behavior or issues encountered with blueprints are now a thing of the past. The creatures are back to their aggressive selves, and the game now generally runs with improved stability overall.
Turning to Warzone’s Area 99, player numbers have been slightly reduced to enhance game flow without compromising action. Solos now top out at 40 players, down from 45. These changes should result in a better balance between intense firefights and more strategic, quieter moments. Plus, legacy Operators from Modern Warfare 2 and 3 have had their audio adjustments made to match Black Ops 6 levels. Lastly, the Gas Mask animation change now means it won’t break player concentration or control in tight spots.
These updates underline Activision’s commitment to consistently refining both games, ensuring they stay fresh and thrilling. Fans can rest easy knowing further improvements are in the pipeline.
Latest Patch Highlights for Black Ops 6 and Warzone
Global Updates
Movement
- Increased speed for high mantling, allowing players to more swiftly navigate obstacles like tall walls.
Gunsmith
- Resolved the issue where some weapons improperly had nine attachments.
Firing Range
- Players using controllers can now double-tap left on the D-Pad to check out weapons.
UI
- Fixed a problem where some players weren’t seeing their Battle Pass progression post-match.
Stability
- Implemented various stability enhancements.
Zombies Mode Details
Gunsmith
- Corrected errors with equipping ZM blueprints.
Maps
- On the Terminus map, addressed zombies that were not attacking players as expected.
Stability
- Rolled out further stability fine-tunings.
Warzone Modifications
Playlist Tweaks
- Reduced player count for improved match pacing on the Area 99 map:
- Quads now at 40 from 44
- Trios reduced to 42 from 45
- Duos brought down to 40 from 44
- Solos maxed at 40 from 45
These adjustments aim to improve the rhythm of matches and reduce third-party disruptions during encounters. The developers are keeping a close eye on feedback to ensure optimal experiences continue.
General Fixes
- Adjusted sound levels for Operators from MW2 and MW3 to blend better with BO6 counterparts.
Weapons
- Disabled the Akimbo attachment for Black Ops 6 weapons.
Firing Range
- Firing range upgrades now allow controller input users to inspect weapons by double-tapping left on the D-Pad.
Bug Fixes
- Corrected Gas Mask animation issues so it no longer impedes player controls or aiming.
- Other various bugs related to attachments and Battle Pass progression have been rectified.
In this wave of updates, improvements are steady, focusing on delivering the best possible experience for players across both games. Expect more news on future tweaks and features as Call of Duty evolves.
