Call of Duty Warzone update – patch notes
Iron Trials ‘84 has been tweaked and the Bullfrog has been nerfed to bring it “much closer to the competition.”
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In the latest of Raven’s weekly updates to Call Of Duty Warzone, there have been a significant number of changes to both game modes and weapons, as well as a playlist change, leaving popular 50 v 50 Clash removed from the game entirely.
Warzone patch notes – which Modes have changed?
A week into Iron Trials ‘84, some changes have been made to give greater rewards to those highest ranking players and make the Gulag fairer.
Iron Trials ‘84 – Buy Stations
A Specialist Token has been added to Buy Stations for higher tier players to purchase with enough cash. This is only going to be for the very few top level players, so should be a very rare item, but Raven have said they felt there was an opportunity to rewards these players with “additional impactful outlets for their hard earned resources.”
Additionally, Supply Run discounts are now 50% on all items but Team Redeploy (100%), Loadout Drop Marker (10%) and the new Specialist Token (10%). Meanwhile, the Hardline Perk gives 25% discount on all items except Self Revive (20%), Loadout Drop Marker (10%) and the new Specialist Token (20%).
Iron Trials ‘84 – Contracts
Contract Cash rewards (per Player) have been reduced. Multiplier values are unchanged.
- Recon – $1,300 down to $1,100
- Scavenger – $2,500 down to $1,600
- Bounty – $3,800 down to $2,500
- Supply Run – $1,300 down to $1,200
Iron Trials ‘84 – Gulag
All Tactical Rifles and Light Machine Guns (except the RPD) have been removed from Gulag loadouts.
Iron Trials ‘84 – Melee
Weapons no longer deal more than 120 damage per melee hit.
Iron Trials ‘84 – Loot
- Armor Satchel, Gas Mask, and Self Revive drop rates have been reduced
- Ground Loot XM4 (BOCW) attachments have been updated
- Ground Loot Bullfrog (BOCW) attachments have been updated
Warzone patch notes – which weapons have changed?
Submachine Gun – Shotgun Bravo
- Maximum Damage Range decreased from 4.5 to 3.5 meters
- Second Damage Range decreased from 8.1 to 5.5 meters
- Third Damage Range decreased from 13.2 to 9.9 meters
Submachine Gun – Bullfrog
- ADS Speed decreased by 9%
- Movement Speed decreased by 1%
- ADS Movement Speed decreased by 2%
Warzone patch notes – which attachments have changed?
Krig 6
- 19.7” Takedown – Horizontal Recoil Control increased from 8% to 9%
- 19.7” Ranger – Vertical Recoil Control increased from 8% to 9%
- 15.5” Contour – Horizontal Recoil Control increased from 4% to 5% and Vertical Recoil Control increased from 4% to 5%
- 15” CMV Mil-Spec – Horizontal Recoil Control increased from 8% to 9% and Vertical Recoil Control increased from 8% to 9%
AK-47
- 18.2” Takedown – Horizontal Recoil Control decreased from 11.1% to 10%
- 20” Liberator – Vertical Recoil Control decreased from 11.1% to 10%
- 18.2” VDV Reinforced – Horizontal Recoil Control decreased from 5.5% to 4% and Vertical Recoil Control decreased from 5.5% to 4%
- 20” Spetsnaz RPK Barrel – Horizontal Recoil Control decreased from 9% to 8% and Vertical Recoil Control decreased from 9% to 8.5%
XM4
- 13.7” Takedown – Horizontal Recoil Control decreased from 11.3% to 10%
- 13.7” Ranger – Vertical Recoil Control decreased from 11.3% to 10%
- 13.5” Reinforced Heavy – Horizontal Recoil Recoil Control decreased from 5.5 to 4%
- 13.5” Task Force – Horizontal Recoil Control decreased from 9% to 8% and Vertical Recoil Control decreased from 9% to 8%
Call of Duty patch notes – when was the update released?
This update came to Warzone on September 23. We are expecting the next weekly update to come in on September 30th, when more changes will be made to the playlist.
