Huge Call of Duty update fixes these terrible Warzone problems

CALL of Duty has received a brand new update fixing some frustrating bugs.

It’s the first major update since the launch of Season 3 – which saw Warzone’s Verdansk map undergo significant changes.

Call of Duty Season 3 has only been out for a few days – but it’s already getting bug fixes[/caption]

Season 3 rolled out earlier this month, introducing new Multiplayer maps, Operators, weapons and a Warzone revamp.

It also pushed the storyline forward, including a limited-time event called “Hunt for Adler”.

The season is expected to last several months, and will add new content along the way.

But Activision and Raven Software have just released an early patch to fix some bugs.

One of the new additions is Season 3 is the PPSh submachine gun[/caption]

Call of Duty Season 3 April 28 patch – what’s new?

Here are the official patch notes from Raven Software…

The sizes of the first and second circles have been reduced for Verdansk Resurgence.
End-of-game open mic has been turned off for modes with infinite respawn mechanics. This was intended to take effect with the release of Season Three last week.
Fixed a bug with “Hunt for Adler” Limited-Time Event Challenge completion not tracking as intended.
Fixed a bug causing “Hunt for Adler” Limited-Time Event Intel to spawn outside of the playable map.
Fixed several map locations in Verdansk that allowed players to reach out-of-bounds areas.
Fixed a bug that would cause gas mask overlays to remain on screen indefinitely if a player exited the gas as their gas mask was fully depleted.
Fixed a bug where the epic loot M82 Semi-Auto Sniper was incorrectly labeled as thermal.
Fixed a bug where the Modern Warfare “Razorwire” Submachine Gun Charlie blueprint could appear in loot caches.
The R1 Shadowhunter Crossbow has had its reload audio restored.
Fixed a bug that disallowed players from exiting the plane in Battle Royale Practice mode.
The explosion in Verdansk’s vista no longer dances around when viewed from different angles.

Raven Software has also vowed to balance the CR-56 AMAX, the FARA 83 and the Bullfrog.

And you can also expect some changes to ADS Firing Speed on Cold War attachments.

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Aside from the latest bug fixes, here’s what’s new in Call of Duty Cold War Season 3.

There are new Operators, with Wraith landing in launch week.

She’ll be follow later in season by Knight and Antonov.

You’re getting six new weapons, including the iconic PPSh submachine gun.

And there are four new multiplayer maps incoming.

There’s Yamantau in launch week, which is a 6v6 map set at the crumbled remains of a Soviet observatory.

There’s also Diesel, which offers 6v6 gameplay as well as 2v2 and 3v3 Gunfights.

Standoff is another 6v6 map, but the Black Ops 2 remake won’t arrive until mid-season.

And then there’s Duga, a Multi-Team map coming in-season – set in the Ural Mountains.

There are new vehicles, Zombies content and more coming too.

Of course, that’s not to mention the redesigned Verdansk – read about the new Warzone map here.

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