Black Ops 6 October 29 patch notes: UI fixes, Zombies changes, and more

The Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 October 29 patch notes have officially arrived. The latest update is smaller than the last one. However, it fixes some major bugs in both the multiplayer and the zombie mode. In the multiplayer, players had reported that certain weapons would lose their attachments after the match started; that issue has been fixed alongside some server-side stability.

As for zombies, there were some exploits in both Terminus Island and the Liberty Falls. In today's update, the developers fixed some of them. Read on to learn more about the entire Black Ops 6 October 29 patch notes.

Black Ops 6 October 29 patch notes

Here are all the changes done to Black Ops 6 after today's update:

Global

UI

Improved certain cases of image streaming in front-end menus.
Long Loadouts and Blueprints names will no longer be truncated for certain languages.
Players can expect longer Loadout and Blueprint names to scroll horizontally.
Improved stability within main menus.

Multiplayer

Weapons

Addressed an issue where certain weapons would lose a specific attachment upon match start.

Stability

Added various server-side stability fixes.

Also read, How long will Black Ops 6 be on Xbox Game Pass?

Zombies

Gameplay

Terminus
Closed an exploit on Terminus that allowed players to temporarily lose enemy targeting.
Liberty Falls
Closed an exploit on Liberty Falls that allowed players to temporarily lose enemy targeting.
Players can now only individually interact with the Bank Vault combination lock three times per round.

Stability

Added various server-side stability fixes.

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