An update for both Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Warzone has been released, and it fixes a weapon model corruption bug that caused them to display incorrectly on the screen. This also applied to sights found, making it quite a bit more difficult to play the game. If you’re playing on Xbox One, be prepared for an enormous download to rectify this issue, as well. While you wait, you can start creating a Pepe Silvia conspiracy theory board to learn what this year’s new game will be. Or are we just doing that?

Available for download now, the patch is between just under 1GB and just under 2GB if you’re on PS4 or PC. This applies to both the free Warzone client and the Modern Warfare client. On Xbox One, there was an “unforeseen bug” in Microsoft’s patch delivery system that means you must download previous files, as well, bringing the file size for the patch to more than 66GB. Your full file size for Modern Warfare will sit at about 183GB after the patch, while Warzone will be at just under 100GB. Infinity Ward has an option to delete unused game content in order to get this file size down.

The full patch notes are below, and the update comes as players are trying to piece together clues in Warzone and a new teaser website that seemingly points to the new Call of Duty 2020 game. It appears to be a Black Ops game set during the Cold War, and images and videos on the website show JFK, Fidel Castro, and East Germany prominently.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare / Warzone August 15 Patch Notes

• Fix for weapon model corruption
• Fix for error with “Play Again” option in Warzone
• Fixed bug where players could use rope ascender through closed door in Downtown
• Fixed issue with Common AUG world model appearing invisible in Warzone
• Removed certain maps from playlists:
  • Headquarters: Removed Arklov Peak and Shipment
  • Kill Confirmed: Removed Aniyah Incursion
  • Cyber Attack: Removed Aniyah Incursion
  • Hardpoint: Removed Piccadilly and Aniyah Incursion
  • Search and Destroy: Removed Rust

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An update for both Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Warzone has been released, and it fixes a weapon model corruption bug that caused them to display incorrectly on the screen. This also applied to sights found, making it quite a bit more difficult to play the game. If you’re playing on Xbox One, be prepared for an enormous download to rectify this issue, as well.

Available for download now, the patch is between just under 1GB and just under 2GB if you’re on PS4 or PC. This applies to both the free Warzone client and the Modern Warfare client. On Xbox One, there was an “unforeseen bug” in Microsoft’s patch delivery system that means you must download previous files, as well, bringing the file size for the patch to more than 66GB. Your full file size for Modern Warfare will sit at about 183GB after the patch, while Warzone will be at just under 100GB. Infinity Ward has an option to delete unused game content in order to get this file size down.

The full patch notes are below, and the update comes as players are trying to piece together clues in Warzone and a new teaser website that seemingly points to the new Call of Duty 2020 game. It appears to be a Black Ops game set during the Cold War, and images and videos on the website show JFK, Fidel Castro, and East Germany prominently.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare / Warzone August 15 Patch Notes

• Fix for weapon model corruption
• Fix for error with “Play Again” option in Warzone
• Fixed bug where players could use rope ascender through closed door in Downtown
• Fixed issue with Common AUG world model appearing invisible in Warzone
• Removed certain maps from playlists:
  • Headquarters: Removed Arklov Peak and Shipment
  • Kill Confirmed: Removed Aniyah Incursion
  • Cyber Attack: Removed Aniyah Incursion
  • Hardpoint: Removed Piccadilly and Aniyah Incursion
  • Search and Destroy: Removed Rust

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The NPD Group has released its latest sales results in the US for July 2020, which has seen another month of growth for the industry as consumers chose to focus on video games as they stayed indoors. Hardware sales slowed down slightly in July, but spending on game content reached $3.6 billion.

This figure also includes a new metric from the NPD, in the form of “Video Game Content,” which is a combination of microtransactions, downloadable content, subscriptions, and more.

“Consumer spending across video game hardware, content, and accessories totaled $3.6 billion in July 2020, increasing 32% when compared to a year ago,” NPD analyst Mat Piscatella said. “Double-digit percentage spending gains in accessories, subscription, mobile, and both digital full game as well as post-launch spending on console and PC offset a slight decline in hardware. Year-to-date spending reached $26 billion, 21% higher than the same period in 2019. Content, hardware, and accessory spending are each over 20% higher when compared to the same period a year ago.”

Ghost of Tsushima, Sony’s fastest-selling new IP on PlayStation 4, was the top-selling game in July and the fifth best-selling game of the year so far. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare took the number two slot, while Paper Mario: The Origami King on the Nintendo Switch came in at third, becoming the best-selling entry in the Paper Mario series.

Check out the full results below.

July 2020 NPD Software Sales

1. Ghost of Tsushima
2. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
3. Paper Mario: The Origami King
4. The Last of Us: Part II
5. Animal Crossing: New Horizons
6. Ring Fit Adventure
7. Mortal Kombat 11
8. Mario Kart 8: Deluxe
9. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
10. Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris
11. Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition
12. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wil
13. Rainbow Six: Siege [Tom Clancy’s]
14. New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe
15. MLB: The Show 20
16. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
17. Need for Speed: Heat
18. Marvel’s Spider-Man
19. Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey
20. Call of Duty: Black Ops III

Best Selling Games Year-to-Date

1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
2. Animal Crossing: New Horizons
3. The Last of Us: Part II
4. Final Fantasy VII: Remake
5. Ghost of Tsushima
6. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
7. MLB: The Show 20
8. Resident Evil 3
9. Mario Kart 8: Deluxe
10. Mortal Kombat 11

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Laut dem aktuellen Quartalsbericht konnte Publisher Activision alleine mit Call of Duty den Umsatz durch Mikrotransaktionen innerhalb von nur drei Monaten um $536 Millionen steigern. Vor allem Modern Warfare soll für den Großteil dieser Summe…

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Zur Feier des jüngst erfolgten Season 5-Updates verteilt Infinity Ward weitere Gratis-Items für Call of Duty: Modern Warfare und Warzone. Spieler, die bei teilnehmenden Twitch-Streamern zuschauen, erhalten als Geschenk kleinere Ingame-Boni für die…

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Activision has rolled out a new campaign for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and the battle royale game Warzone where you can get free stuff for simply watching Twitch streams.

Now through August 19, everyone who watches a streamer participating in the event can get bonuses like double weapon XP, special stickers, and calling cards. The most prized item seems to be the “Blast Check” weapon charm, which requires you to watch four hours’ worth of Modern Warfare/Warzone to unlock. Check out the graphic below to learn more.

How To Access The Free Items

To be eligible to unlock the content, you must have a Call of Duty account–get one here. Next, you need to link your account to your Twitch account, which you can do here.

Existing Twitch users may need to re-link their accounts, and you can do that here.

After that, head to Twitch and search for streamers in the Modern Warfare and Warzone categories. The streams with the bonuses available will include messaging that states “drops are enabled.” Click on one of those and you’re good to go.

You can see a rundown of the bonuses and watch-time requirements below.

Modern Warfare/Warzone Twitch Bonuses:

• Watching 1 hour – ‘Smoke Up’ sticker
• Watching 2 hours – 1-hour Double Weapon XP token
• Watching 3 hours – ‘Big Bang’ animated calling card
• Watching 4 hours – ‘Blast Check’ weapon charm

In other news, Activision is preparing to announce this year’s new Call of Duty game, which is believed to be Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. Recent teasers have suggested that Activision will further pull back the curtain on the new game this Friday, August 14.

2020’s new Call of Duty game is developed by Black Ops creator Treyarch and longtime Call of Duty support studio Raven Software.

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