A few days back, Treyarch added one of the biggest content drops into Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 in the form of Operation Spectre Rising. While players are diving head first into the new content, Treyarch is diving head first into all the bugs and issues that arose when it went live. So much so they have actually put out a new patch for the game, changing a lot of the problems.
First and foremost, the developer changed a few things in the game’s Multiplayer across both yesterday’s and today’s update, including crashes on Hacienda, issues that were causing Perks to not become active, and general stability improvements.
On the Blackout side of things, some improvements were made to the new Bounty Hunter mode, including Spectre’s Shadow Blade.
Finally, when it comes to Zombies, a ton of weapons got various tuning improvements, including the Hades, the ABR 223, the Outlaw, the Koshka, the SDM, the MOG 12, and more. It would be a bit boring to go over all the specific weapon changes, and changes in general, made with this update, so if you want to read the full patch notes, you can do so by clicking here for yesterday’s update and here for today’s.
In other Black Ops 4 news, the other day a new cutscene for the game was released, showing off the new Specialist Spectre.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC. If you want to pick up the game on Amazon, you can do so by clicking here.
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