Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 has been released last week on PC and consoles, but work on the game is hardly done, as Treyarch is busy fixing issues and generally improving the game.
On the game's subreddit, the Call of Duty Black Ops 4 developer confirmed a few hours ago that a big update is going to be released on all formats later this week which will bring some key improvements and new additions. The developer is also keeping an eye on some of the game's issues like network performance issues in Blackout Quads, disappearing optics, Emblem Editor Issues and Search and Destroy Custom Games.
Performance in Quads
We’re aware that some players are seeing fluctuations in network performance in Blackout Quads (particularly on Xbox One), and the team has been actively investigating. This is not an easily identifiable issue that happens for all players, and internal testing hasn’t shown it to be consistent. We’ll update everyone when we’re closer to a solution.
Disappearing Optics
We’ve seen some reports that the Red Dot and other Optics can sometimes temporarily disappear when aiming down sights. The team is investigating this for a fix in a future update.
Emblem Editor Issues
Some players have experienced unexpected behavior with the Emblem Editor, including layers that can’t be deleted, distorted images, and other issues that occur after adding several layers to the Emblem. While many players have been able to create some truly amazing Emblems already, we know it’s not an optimal experience for everyone across the board and we’re looking into it. There are a lot of moving parts here (literally) and some of these items may affect how other items perform, so please bear with us as we work on improving this experience.
Search and Destroy Custom Games
As we mentioned in a previous update, we’re aware of some issues specifically present in Custom Search and Destroy matches, particularly with matches ending after round 7. We’re planning to address these in an update soon.
Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 is now out on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions.
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