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The highly anticipated “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6” is set to launch on October 25, but gamers are already buzzing about the game’s first live season. Season 1 will bring new maps, modes, and a Battle Pass, as well as the integration of a new Resurgence map called Area 99 for the free-to-play Warzone mode. While Activision has not officially announced the details for Season 1, a leak from the Call of Duty x Little Caesars promotion has revealed that it will begin on Thursday, November 14.
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Players who participated in the promotion reported receiving emails confirming the launch date and indicating that rewards, including Dual 2XP and a Battle Pass, will be delivered to their Activision accounts on that day. It’s important to note that this information is not an official announcement, and there is a possibility that the dates could change.
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Additionally, Area 99 might be released later in the season rather than on the first day, potentially pushing its debut into December. “Black Ops 6” will launch with an impressive 16 new maps, including four small “Strike” maps for Gunfight and Faceoff modes. The popular Nuketown map will also make its return between the game’s launch and the start of Season 1.
Players can expect a full single-player campaign, a round-based Zombies mode, and a new collection of weapons. However, content from “Modern Warfare II” and “Modern Warfare III” will not transfer to “Black Ops 6”, although cosmetics and Operators from previous titles will still be playable across these games. As the launch date approaches, fans are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to dive into the latest installment of the Call of Duty franchise and experience all the new content and features that “Black Ops 6” has to offer.