Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Season 4: Release date, time, new weapons, maps, modes and maps
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New Attachments and Weapon Mods
The G-Grip improves weapon stability.
The Stryder .22 turns a pistol into a burst-fire weapon.
The SVD Full Auto Mod makes the SVD automatic.
The TR2 CQB Mod converts a marksman rifle into a compact automatic gun.
New Multiplayer Modes
One in the Chamber returns mid-season. Players get one bullet, one pistol and three lives. Ammo is gained by landing kills.
Party Ops, a limited-time mode, features mini-games. The highest score wins.
New Multiplayer Maps
Shutdown takes place in an Iceland hydro plant.
Fugitive is a medium prison-themed map.
Blitz is a fast-paced convoy site map.
Eclipse, mid-season, is a nightclub map with breakable features.
Fringe, a remastered map from Black Ops 3, returns as a distillery map.
FAQs
Season 4 of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 begins on May 29 at 9 AM PT. This new season includes weapons, maps, multiplayer modes, Zombies updates and new operators.Season 4 introduces several new weapons. The LC10 SMG can be unlocked on Page 3 of the Battle Pass. A blueprint is also available on Page 14. It returns from Cold War and is good for mid-range battles.The FFAR 1 Assault Rifle is available on Page 6 of the Battle Pass. A blueprint version is on Page 11. It works best for players who like fast shooting at close range.The Essex Model 07 Marksman Rifle will arrive later in the season. It is a lever-action rifle unlocked through an in-game event.The Olympia Special Shotgun and the Pickaxe melee weapon will also appear mid-season. These are also event rewards. The shotgun suits close-range fights. The Pickaxe offers quick melee attacks.Several new attachments and mods enhance weapon use.A new mode called Team Elimination launches with the season. Each team has limited lives per round. Players collect dog tags to confirm or deny kills. The team with more lives wins the round.Season 4 includes three launch maps and two mid-season maps.Black Ops 6 Season 4 begins on Thursday, May 29, at 9 AM PT.New weapons are unlocked through the Battle Pass or in-game events across different pages and challenge rewards.
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