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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Gets New Update Adding Gameplay Improvements and More


Activision has announced that update 1.12 is now available for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.



Update 1.12 has begun to roll out for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, bringing an assortment of changes and new modes to play.

Please see this Treyarch post for all the details - https://www.reddit.com/r/Blackops4/comments/al3hc3/jan_29_update_112_update_begins_rolling_out_today/

 Also, for more information on the Black Ops 4 CWL Season and League Play, head to the official Treyarch blog: https://www.treyarch.com/blog/2019-01/new_league_play_details

A few things to look for:

Multiplayer brings new gameplay improvements and featured playlists including Blackjack's Gun Game.

For Blackout, Treyarch has incorporated a new round of tuning changes focusing on armor, concussion grenades and cluster grenades. They're also debuting Ambush on PS4, their newest limited-time mode where players only have sniper riffles, melee attacks and launchers at their disposal in a circle that never stops collapsing once it starts. Down But Not Out continues its second week on other platforms and will be replaced by Ambush next week.

For Zombies, classic and loot weapons arrive in the mystery box in all Zombies maps. Gameplay improvements, fixes and stability updates have been made across the board. See the post for details on camo progression, the second Gauntlet on PS4 and other details.

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