Today's patch looks to change that by increasing armor durability and introducing Armor Plates, an item that can be used to repair damaged pieces. In the past, it was common for a player's armor to be fully destroyed after a single engagement, even if they were on the winning side. Players will also find that this update has completely reworked the game mode's armor system. These changes, coupled with an overall decrease to the volume of the ambient noises created by the environment, should allow players the ability to more reliably use audio cues to inform their strategies. Treyarch has also tweaked Blackout's audio "with the goal of creating more predictability around when a player can hear another player’s footsteps." This manifests as the addition of an audio filter that will muffle sounds made by opponents that, while close, are not directly in a player's line of sight.įurthermore, there has been a rebalancing of the distance from which players can hear opponent's footsteps as well as the opening of garages and stashes. The Hydro Dam, Factory, and Nuketown Island all have had previously closed buildings opened for players to enter, and new structures have been added that will allow for these areas to be navigated in different ways. However, the most impactful of the map's changes are likely to be an increase in the number of areas that can be explored in Blackout.
This includes some seasonal changes such as a "softer winter lighting," as well as environmental details that will more concretely establish the boundaries of the map. Amongst them are updates to Blackout's map, something fans have been inquiring about since the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
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