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Infinity Ward has quickly released a new set of patch notes following the release of its divisive second season of MW2. Though nothing groundbreaking is included within, the update addresses a variety of issues that have frequently been encountered by the community during their playthrough.
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We’ll be taking a look at the entire list of patch notes that have been provided by the developers as well as what it could mean moving forward. So if you want to find out what exactly they improved with their latest update, you’ll be able to find out more below.
MW2 and Warzone 2 Update Patch Notes
GLOBAL
BUG FIXES
- Fixed several issues causing crashes on game client start as we continue to prioritize further fixes.
- Fixed an issue that prevented Battle Pass Tokens that had rolled over from Season 01 from appearing correctly in the UI.
- Fixed an issue that caused view distortion while using the Riot Shield.
- Fixed an issue where mouse and keyboard Players could not remove certain Blueprint Attachments in Gunsmith.
- Fixed an issue that caused visual misalignment while previewing some Weapons.
- Fixed an issue that caused visual misalignment while using the Killstreak tablet or the Heartbeat Sensor.
WARZONE 2.0
BUG FIXES
- Fixed an issue that caused Players to lose the ability to move after reviving a downed Squad member.
- Fixed an issue that prevented Armor Plates from automatically filling the active Loadout slot until the Player manually equipped one first.
- Fixed an issue in DMZ where Players were holding invisible Weapons when no Weapon was actually equipped.
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Based on the patch notes that have been released, Infinity Ward and Raven Software have wasted no time in fixing the prevalent issues encountered by the player base since the launch of MW2 Season 2. The quick reaction, although surprising, is a welcome one, but only time will tell if the developers can keep this up.
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