Warzone and Black Ops 6 February 11 patch notes: Ranked Play changes, bug fixes, and more

The Warzone and Black Ops 6 February 11 patch notes have officially arrived. Call of Duty released a small update today (February 11, 2025), focusing mostly on some in-game issues players have been facing for a while. In Black Ops 6, Treyarch has also restricted some meta weapons like the PPSh-41 and KSV from the Ranked Play. In Warzone, the devs have restricted the Experimental Gas Grenade.

Read on to learn about the entire Warzone and Black Ops 6 February 11 patch notes.

Warzone February 11 patch notes

Here are all the changes done to Warzone after today's update:

Ranked Play

Experimental Gas grenade has been restricted in Ranked Play.
Fixed an issue where demotion protection wouldn’t prevent a player from demoting.

Bug fixes

Fixed additional collision issues on Urzikstan that allowed players to exploit geography.
Fixed an issue causing squad members to self-revive from showing on the squad widget.
Fixed an issue that prevented players from purchasing limited stock items in the Buy Station.
Fixed an issue preventing legacy Ranked achievements from carrying over into the next season.

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Black Ops 6 February 11 patch notes

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

Multiplayer

Gunsmith

Addressed an issue that could prevent the player from equipping some Weapon Blueprints for the XMG.

Ranked Play

Restrictions Update
The following weapons have been restricted in Ranked Play.
SMGs
KSV
PPSh-41
Assault Rifles
Cypher 091

Zombies

Stability

Addressed various stability issues.

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That covers the Warzone and Black Ops 6 February 11 patch notes.

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