Warzone & Black Ops Cold War Season 1 Reloaded patch notes & roadmap ActivisionWith Season One nearing its midway point, Activision, Treyarch, and Raven Software have rolled out a massive midseason update with new content and changes for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone. Here\u2019s everything you need to know about what\u2019s on its way. Season 1 continues to chug along in Black Ops Cold War and Warzone; despite the numerous game-breaking exploits currently plaguing the battle royale, the new season has added tons of new content and some major changes to the game, as well as BOCW\u2019s multiplayer and Zombies. The good news is that more is finally here \u2013 as part of a trend that Infinity Ward started with Modern Warfare, there are now two major updates per season, one at the beginning and one towards the middle. Below you can find everything there is to know about the S1 Reloaded update, including all of the confirmed additions, changes, as well as the release info. Black Ops Cold War Season 1 Reloaded Roadmap Season 1 Reloaded playlist update for Warzone & BOCW Multiplayer Dropkick – Sanatorium 24\/7 – Nuketown 24\/7 – Raid + Crossroads Strike 24\/7 – Gunfight Blueprints – Face Off (3v3) – Prop Hunt – – Zombies Cranked – Onslaught Raid (PS4\/PS5) – – Warzone BR Quads, Trios, Duos – Buy Back Solos – Plunder Trios – Rebirth Island Mini Royale Solos – Rebirth Island Resurgence Quads – – What\u2019s new in Black Ops Cold War Season 1 Reloaded update? Multiplayer As far as multiplayer goes, Cold War has a brand new Fireteam map called Sanatorium, which is officially described as \u201ca low-wooded hills area where your team will unearth the clandestine secrets of Project Golova,\u201d containing \u201cland, sea, and air vehicles.\u201d There\u2019s a rumor going around that Sanatorium will be one of the various Fireteam maps that eventually gets used to piece together the next main Warzone map, although that remains to be seen. There\u2019s also a new 6v6 MP mode called Dropkick, which involves two teams battling it out for a briefcase that contains nuclear codes. The side to score 200 points first wins and gets to enjoy an \u201cexplosive ending.\u201d As for new weapons, while there wasn\u2019t a new gun released, Treyarch did add a melee item called Wakizashi. The sword can be unlocked in both multiplayer and Warzone by executing two finishing moves while having the Combat Knife equipped in 10 different matches. Last but not least, there\u2019s some Double Weapon XP on its way as well, starting on Jan 15 at 10 AM PT \/ 1 PM ET and wrapping up on the 19th, at the same time. Zombies Zombies fans, there\u2019s good news for you as well! A new mode called Cranked has been released, where every kill resets the timer that determines how much longer you have until dying: \u201cSpend too much time without a zombie takedown, and you\u2019ll explode!\u201d The iconic Raid multiplayer map has been added to the PlayStation-exclusive Zombies Onslaught mode for PS4 and PS5 users, along with some fort of new intel for Dark Aether. Of course, for those who don\u2019t own BOCW, Activision is hosting a free Zombies access week from January 14-21, giving everyone a chance to try out Die Maschine, Cranked, and Onslaught (PS playuers only). What\u2019s new in Warzone Season 1 Reloaded update? Unlike with Cold War, not actual new content has been formally announced for Warzone\u2019s midseason patch, although the playlist update that accompanied it did shuffle around a lot of the available modes. Of course, Warzone\u2019s major update actually came the day prior \u2013 a January 13 weapons tuning patch implemented nerfs to some of the battle royale\u2019s most overpowered weapons, including the DMR, Type 63, and dual-wield Diamattis. In other news, on Jan 15 \u2013 a day after the midseason update goes live, the Call of Duty League\u2019s London Royal Ravens franchise will be hosting a $25,000 Warzone tournament starting at 10 AM PT \/ 1 PM ET. For more information about this event, visit our \u2018Ravenstorm\u2019 event coverage hub. Everything coming later on in Season 1 Reloaded As revealed by the roadmap above, not only was a ton of new content added on January 14, but there will be more released between this update and the end Season 1, which is expected to be sometime around February 24. In terms of multiplayer, the iconic Black Ops 2 train-station map, Express, is being remastered for the latest title and will be arriving February 4. Perhaps more importantly, the highly anticipated League Play is finally on its way, as Activision have confirmed it will be released \u201cin-season,\u201d meaning before Feb 24. There will be a new Operator, Zeyna, coming Jan 21. Zeyna Ossou is a Senegal-born DGSE Mobility and Heavy Weapons specialist who will be packaged as part of a store bundle. In terms of Zombies, a brand new map called Firebase Z has been unveiled: \u201cWith the destruction of the WWII-era \u2018Projekt Endstation\u2019 site after investigating the otherworldly Dark Aether anomaly in Poland, Requiem now sets its focus on the latest Dark Aether outbreak site: Outpost 25, known by the code name \u2018Firebase Z.’\u201d Firebase Z will be available on February 4, free on all platforms; more information about the map will be revealed as part of the 115 Day celebrations on Jan 15. That wraps up everything there is to know about the BOCW & Warzone Season One Reloaded update; make sure to follow us on Twitter, @Dexertointel, for all the latest Call of Duty news, updates, guides, and more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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