Activision has just released a new patch for the latest Call of Duty games, following the recent launch of Season 3 for Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 and Modern Warfare II. The patch addresses some issues players have been having since the new season began, including the Battle Pass Map being difficult to view on certain types of screens. Although Activision previously explained that the map’s design was an intentional “artistic choice,” they have now reverted it to an earlier state for easier viewing.
Aside from the Battle Pass issue, the patch also includes gameplay changes, particularly for the Resurgence mode in Ashika Island. The number of Buy Stations available per match has been increased from 10 to 15, providing players with more opportunities to purchase weapons and equipment.
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In terms of bug fixes, the patch addresses several issues, including a problem that caused Field Upgrades to break in DMZ, a bug that caused players to take damage from gas during Massive Resurgence battles, as well as a problem that prevented solitary players from matching into Cooperative Missions.
While the Season 3 launch included changes to DMZ, which some players have criticized for creating a “pay-to-win” scenario, Activision has yet to announce any plans to alter the gameplay.
For more details on the Season 3 Battle Pass and other changes, check out GameSpot’s rundown of the latest patch notes.
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Patch Notes Overview of Call of Duty Season 3
The patch notes cover a range of issues, from bug fixes to gameplay changes. Here are some of the most significant updates included in the patch:
Battle Pass Map View
The Battle Pass Map view has been updated to improve visibility. Activision previously explained that the previous design was an “artistic choice,” but they have now reverted it to an earlier state for easier viewing on all types of screens.
Resurgence Mode Changes
The Resurgence mode in Ashika Island now has 15 Buy Stations available per match, up from 10. This provides players with more opportunities to purchase weapons and equipment.
Bug Fixes
The Patch Includes Several Bug Fixes, Including:
- An issue causing Field Upgrades to break in DMZ.
- An issue causing players to take damage from gas in the infil plane during Massive Resurgence matches.
- A bug prevents solitary players from joining Cooperative Missions.
- Several issues related to Loadout Drops and Pro-Tuned weapons.
- An issue preventing players from redeeming Sector C20 of the Battle Pass due to a weapon name error.
Overall, the latest patch for Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 and Modern Warfare II aims to improve gameplay and fix some of the issues players have been experiencing since the launch of Season 3. While some changes, such as the Battle Pass Map view, may seem minor, they can have a significant impact on players’ overall experience. It remains to be seen whether Activision will make further changes in response to player feedback, but for now, the latest patch is a step in the right direction.
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