Call Of Duty Update

CoD Warzone and MW3 Season 2 Reloaded Patch Notes Overview

New Limited-Time Mode: Endless Battle

The new limited-time mode Endless Battle pits two teams of five players against each other in a continuous fight until all players from one team are eliminated. Players who are eliminated will respawn after a short countdown, keeping the action going. The first team to fully eliminate the opposing team wins.

New Operator Missions and Challenges

New Operator missions and challenges are available to unlock skins and other rewards for the latest MW Operators. Players can complete objectives like getting kills with a specific weapon or equipment type to earn XP and complete missions.

Additional adjustments and fixes

Numerous gameplay adjustments were made including a change to how snipers aim down sights in Warzone. Sniper rifles will now aim down sights slightly slower to offset their power and range. Additional bug fixes and stability improvements were also made across Warzone and Modern Warfare multiplayer.

Overall, the Season 2 Reloaded  Call Of Duty Update brings new content for Warzone and MW players with new modes, weapons, skins, and quality of life changes. The new sniper rifle adjustment aims to balance gameplay, while the new limited-time mode offers endless action. Operator missions provide challenges for players to complete. Additional fixes improve stability and address bugs.

Key Gameplay Changes in the New Update

Adjustments to Aiming and Targeting

The update makes several adjustments to aiming and targeting to provide a better experience. The aim assist has been tuned to feel more consistent across different sight types. Players will also notice reduced aim assist when hip firing or firing from the hip, encouraging more precise aiming down sights. Target acquisition has also been adjusted to feel more consistent at various ranges. These changes aim to reward precision and skill.

Addition of Juggernaut Killstreak

A new killstreak, the Juggernaut, has been added in this update. Players who achieve a 15 killstreak will call in a Juggernaut armored unit. The Juggernaut wears heavy armor and carries a powerful minigun. While slow-moving, the Juggernaut poses a formidable threat on the battlefield. The Juggernaut killstreak adds a new layer of strategy in achieving and combating high killstreaks.

Additional Weapon Balancing

Several weapons have received balancing changes in this update. The power of the Model 680 and R9-0 shotguns has been reduced at longer ranges. The recoil on the AK-47 assault rifle has been increased to reduce its effectiveness at longer ranges. The power of the Desert Eagle pistol has also been slightly reduced. These changes aim to increase viability of other weapons and encourage more diversity in loadouts.

The update makes key changes to gameplay that improve the overall experience. Adjustments to aiming, new killstreaks, and weapon balancing freshen up gameplay while still keeping the core experience familiar to players. Overall, the update achieves the goal of keeping gameplay engaging in CoD's second season.

Aiming Adjustments and Other Tweaks in the Patch

Aiming Adjustments

In response to player feedback, the latest update introduces adjustments to the aiming system in Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare 3. According to the patch notes, aiming down sights (ADS) with higher magnification scopes will now feel slightly faster. This change only impacts weapons with scopes of 4x magnification or higher. The update also reduces the horizontal recoil of some assault rifles, making it easier to stay on target, especially at longer ranges.

Vehicle Handling Changes

Players can also expect improvements to vehicle handling, making vehicles feel more responsive and agile. Specific vehicles like the Tac Rover, SUV, and ATV should feel more stable, allowing for quicker turning and navigation over rough terrain. These changes aim to make vehicles a more viable option for rotating between zones during matches.

Audio Mix Adjustments

Finally, the update brings adjustments to the audio mix in the game. Footsteps, for example, will now sound louder and clearer, making enemy movement easier to detect. The developers have also reduced the volume of ambient environmental noises like wind to improve the audibility of critical in-game sounds. These are welcome changes that should enhance players' situational awareness and experience in Warzone.

Overall, the Season 2 Reloaded update introduces meaningful adjustments and quality-of-life improvements to Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare 3. The patch goes live on April 22, so players can experience the changes for themselves and provide feedback to help shape future updates.