Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Patch 1.33 Doesn't Include All the Changes Players Hoped For

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A hefty new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III patch is here, bringing with it major fixes to stability and map balance while adding in DLSS 3 support for PC players with RTX 40 GPUs. But not all of the updates were able to make the cut, forcing Sledgehammer to push them to the next patch.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Patch 1.33 is now live on all platforms, and you can read the full patch notes below. But while the patch brings with it a multitude of fixes, anticipated updates to the Zombies Mode and more have been delayed.

Due to unforeseen issues, not all of the changes scheduled for today’s update were able to be released. Our teams are hard at work to get key movement changes, Multiplayer weapon balancing, Zombies gameplay & stability fixes, and more into the next available update.

"Due to unforeseen issues, not all of the changes scheduled for today’s update were able to be released," Sledgehammer wrote in a statement. "Our teams are hard at work to get key movement changes, Multiplayer weapon balancing, Zombies gameplay and stability fixes, and more into the next available update."

You can read the full patch notes below.

COD HQ

STABILITY & PERFORMANCE

CAMPAIGN

STABILITY & PERFORMANCE

GAMEPLAY

MULTIPLAYER

UIX

PROGRESSION

MAPS

MODES

WEAPONS & ATTACHMENTS

COSMETICS

ZOMBIES

GAMEPLAY

STABILITY

While the changes detailed above should help, Modern Warfare III continues to weather criticism from fans and reviewers alike. We called the Zombies mode "listless" in our review, writing, "I'm still making my way through Modern Warfare 3's Zombies mode, and I'm unsure of what the more difficult regions of the map might hold.

"So far, though, the combination of Zombies and DMZ hasn't done either mode any favors. DMZ's risk-and-reward calculus