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The video provides a detailed overview of the Season 4 Reloaded update for Modern Warfare 3, Warzone, and Modern Warfare Zombies. Key updates include new multiplayer maps such as "Inclines," "Dos Gross," and "Bit Vela," alongside new game modes like "Mutation," "8-Bit Party," and "Havoc." New weapons such as the Reclaimer 18 shotgun and Sledgehammer have been introduced, along with special rewards and events like camo rewards and grand mastery calling cards.
Weapon updates encompass a broad range of adjustments, including reduced range and damage for the fjx Horus, enhancements for the simitar kit, and specific changes to marksman rifles and SMGs to improve their effectiveness in gameplay. Numerous bug fixes address attachment issues, HUD displays, map exploits, and equipment bugs. Specific tweaks have also been made to killstreaks and ranked play, potentially altering the game meta.
Zombies mode received updates with unstable Rifts and various fixes, including accurate ammo counts and resolving party-related issues. In Warzone, the June 26 updates introduced the Altered Strain event with new tunnels and building alterations, along with new modes like Mutation Resurgence and changes to the playlist. Weapon buffs and nerfs were applied across several categories, notably improving the MTZ 556, MTZ 762, and various SMGs and LMGs.
The video concludes by noting that, despite not being as extensive as previous updates, the Season 4 Reloaded patch brings significant meta changes and improvements. Viewers are encouraged to like and subscribe for future updates.
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In this part of the video, the host discusses the major updates included in the season 4 reloaded update for Modern Warfare 3, Warzone, and Modern Warfare Zombies. Key additions include new multiplayer maps like “Inclines” and “Dos Gross,” a snowy reimagining of Dos House, and “Bit Vela,” an 8-bit version of Favela. The update also introduces new modes such as “Mutation,” “8-Bit Party,” and “Havoc,” and new weapons like the Reclaimer 18 shotgun and Sledgehammer. Moreover, special rewards and events have been added, including camo rewards and grand mastery calling cards, emblems, and charms for players who completed significant milestones. Bug fixes were implemented to address attachment issues, HUD displays, and map exploits.
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In this part of the video, the speaker details various updates and changes made to weapons and attachments in a game. They cover the adjustments specific to multiplayer, noting that Warzone will have additional updates. Key changes include a 10% reduction in range and damage for the fjx Horus, and increased viability for the simitar kit as sniper support. Fixes were made to the broadside conversion kit, enhancing its functionality.
Updates to marksman rifles such as the kar98k include the removal of hipfire properties and adjustments to aim-assist. The lock MK2 warden received changes to sprint speed and damage range, while the Carrick 300 saw increased damage but decreased range.
Additional fixes include rectifying exploits with the core 45 conversion kit and addressing equipment bugs. Specific tweaks were made to killstreaks, including improvements to the mortar strike and missile drone, and adjustments to the DNA bomb mechanics. In ranked play, the MTZ 556 and the hoher 556 were unrestricted, potentially shifting the meta.
For zombies, new content was added with unstable Rifts and several bug fixes, including accurate weapon ammo counts and resolving party-related issues.
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In this segment, details of recent updates and fixes are discussed. Matchmaking camo unlock requirements for Melee weapons are now consistent, and issues with repeating notifications and tracking of the Prestige 14 Zombies calling card have been resolved. Specific weapon updates for Zombies include fixes to the Lockman Shroud conversion kit and sniper rifles with explosive ammo. Moving on to Warzone updates for June 26, a new event called Altered Strain introduces changes to papov power and other maps, including new tunnels and building alterations. New modes such as Mutation Resurgence are introduced, and the playlist includes variations of Resurgence, ranked play, and plunder. Gameplay updates mentioned include the reintroduction of the specialist perk in ekhan and the availability of redacted weapons with more than five attachments. Weapon updates are also detailed, including buffs to the reclaimer 18 shotgun, the sledgehammer melee, and specific damage and range improvements to the Battle 27, MCW, and HRE 556 weapons.
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In this segment, the video discusses a variety of weapon buffs and nerfs, focusing on several guns. The MTZ 556 received a V increase, the M16 got a mid damage buff, and the MTZ 762 had its max and close-range damage improved, making it viable for sniper support. For SMGs, the Horus Scimitar kit’s max and mid damage range were buffed, enhancing its sniper support capability. The Rival 9 also saw minor damage range increases. LMGs like the RAL and SAC had their minimum damage improved, aiding long-range performance, and the wrap H leg modifier was slightly buffed. Significant changes include the nerf to the Kar98k’s aim assist and damage range.
Additionally, loadout adjustments were made, including nerfing the C4’s max damage, outer damage, and radius. Bug fixes addressed issues such as the mosquito drone icon glitch, players being sent back to the main menu after ranked play, and several UI and functionality errors. The converted SMG BP50 now correctly uses SMG ammo, which is noted as a beneficial update.
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In this part of the video, the speaker wraps up their discussion on the season 4 reloaded patch note update for COD. They mention that, although this update wasn’t as extensive as previous ones, it included some decent meta changes, with minimal adjustments to the SMG category. The speaker thanks viewers for tuning in, encourages them to like the video and subscribe for more updates, and signs off with well wishes.