Warzone season 1 launches November 6 with Hajin and Zodiac maps

Call of Duty: Warzone launched its Season 1 update on November 6 across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2, dropping support for last-gen hardware according to patch notes. The developer says the update brings full integration with Modern Warfare 4, resetting player levels and introducing 33 launch weapons alongside Apex Attachments.

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Two maps anchor the update. Hajin is a massive battle royale arena set in South Korea featuring dynamic weather conditions like rain and fog. Zodiac is a smaller resurgent map built around a drone assembly facility.

Carry Forward support lets players bring operators, skins, and blueprints from Modern Warfare II onward into Warzone. An operator skin toggle lets users turn off non-standard cosmetic skins. Legacy weapons from previous titles remain in a separate tab but cannot be customized in the Gunsmith or use Modern Warfare 4 mastery camos.

Gameplay additions include the Zipline Launcher and Grabber Drone field upgrades. Tactical sprint is now standard for all operators with a slightly reduced duration, and players can drag downed allies to cover during revives. Update 1.111 also implements various weapon tuning changes, UI fixes, and bug patches. The free-to-play mode does not require purchasing Modern Warfare 4.

Background In October, Activision announced that Shipment would be added during the pre-season. Our earlier story