Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 Season 1 – Release Date, New Maps, & Zombies Updates

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's multiplayer craze is well underwayand as usual for the series, that means the beginning of post-launch content. For years now the series has adopted a battle pass-style model in its release of maps, skins, weapons, and more for both its multiplayer and Warzone components. This year is no different, and 's Season 1 will release its first batch of content next week. Treyarch has a wealth of content planned for release to Season 1 buyers, and it is already looking to be one of the more extensive post-launch packs the series has ever seen.

Players have already gained access to 's version of the all-time classic map Nuketown, released on November 1. This was essentially the first post-launch content released, and it was a big topic of discussion within the community. With a new map already released, players are anxiously waiting for the arrival of more of Season 1's content. seasonal content is usually divided into launch, mid-season, and end-of-season releases, so only some content discussed will be coming this week, but there's plenty to expect from Season 1 maps, modes, weapons, and more.

As noted in a post from the official blog, 's Season 1 officially starts on November 14th at 9 AM PT. This means that all the content being advertised right now as launch content will be available to download and play in an update released on that day, including major additions like new multiplayer maps. Content advertised as mid-season or otherwise will be coming later on.

Season 1 is kicking off 's multiplayer post-launch content with a bang. For starters, there are three new maps arriving at launch. The first, Hideout, is a 6v6 map taking place at a covert base. This is a mid-sized map that features lots of elevation as well as tight corners, offering a variety of opportunities for different game modes and playstyles.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is a worthy inheritor of the series’ success, and while flush with content, there’s not enough innovation to be found.

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