Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone patch notes detail today’s Season 4 Reloaded update
Activision has published the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone Season 4 Reloaded patch notes.
Today’s mid-season update, which is now available, features a variety of new multiplayer, Zombies and battle royale content.
You can check out the full Modern Warfare 3 Season 4 Reloaded patch notes here, and the Warzone Season 4 Reloaded patch notes here.
The update introduced a new core, 6v6 multiplayer map called Incline, which is set in an isolated research outpost in the mountains of Urzikstan.
“This medium-sized map revolves around the main transport facility and its progressive elevation throughout the map—a long icy road cuts a path north of the building and a gantry passing under a suspended cable car passes through the southern route, according to Activision.
“Trudge over the frozen ground outside for longer ranged battles or move into one of the map’s tight interior spaces to slug it out up close. Continue on for a full breakdown of the map including tips, shortcuts, and strategic points of interest.”
The new Bit Party Playlist modifier features a pixel-art inspired version of Favela, while the Vortex: Mosh Pit playlist includes a Das Gross map variant too.
New multiplayer modes include Havoc, Headshots Only, and Mutation. In the latter, opposing teams spend half the match as regular Operators and half as mutants, which have a range of abilities that can kill players in grotesque ways.
In Warzone, the DNA Bomb at Popov Power Plant in Urzikstan has detonated, creating new pathways around the point of interest and leaving behind a toxic chemical agent.
“The devastation seems to extend to a number of outbuildings which are currently designated no-go areas,” Activision said. “Operators within the vicinity with little regard to safety have reported a new, subterranean network of previously-unknown tunnels has now become accessible. Perhaps answers lie hidden down there?”
Limited-time Mutation Resurgence and Mutation Buy Back modes also let players expose Operators to a
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