Call of Duty Vanguard Season 1:Brand new update coming on December 8

Call of Duty Vanguard Season 1: A paradise for combat on an incredible scale… Caldera is ready to kick off the first season of Vanguard and Warzone Pacific on December 8, with Vanguard owners getting 24 hours of exclusive play access to the new Warzone Pacific map. This is what you need to know before you drop into Caldera, and the latest Season One intel. Check here All Operators, Weapons, and Personalization Content Coming on December 8.

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Call of Duty Vanguard Season 1: All Operators, Weapons, and Personalization Content Coming on December 8

When Season One launches on December 8, all Warzone players can gain access to everything that Vanguard brought to the arsenal and barracks:

40 Weapons: The core 38 weapons from Vanguard’s launch, plus two free functional weapons in the Season One Battle Pass. All of these can be personalized with unlocked camouflage, and every ballistics-based weapon can be further customized with up to 10 attachments through the Gunsmith.
Over a Dozen Operators: Each of the Operators from S.O.T.F. 002–005 are ready to drop in alongside Special Operations Task Force 006 arriving this season…
Calling Cards, Emblems, and More: Show off your progress in Vanguard since launch to everyone in Warzone.

At the start of the season, cross-progression between Vanguard and Warzone will be enabled, allowing you to rank up through Seasonal Prestige and unlock new content through the Battle Pass and Challenges. Also, expect the Store in both games to contain new Bundles featuring Vanguard content.

Also Read: Call of Duty Warzone Pacific Map: On December 8, your legendary journey in Warzone Pacific begins with Season One of Call of Duty: Vanguard

Call of Duty Vanguard Season 1: All Operators, Weapons, and Personalization Content Coming on December 8

Vanguard Royale — Explore All New Content with Dogfighting, Updated Land Vehicles

Available to all players on December 9, with Vanguard players gaining exclusive play access on December 8 with Caldera, Vanguard Royale leads Season One’s featured Playlist rotation with a game mode that puts a fresh set of vehicles and a streamlined Loadout and weapon pool on the brand-new map. Specifically, there are two major differences between a Vanguard Royale and a traditional Battle Royale:

New Vehicles and Dogfighting. Fly fighter planes that rain down fire on foes or head for the AA guns or trucks to shoot them out of the skies. There are also other ground-based vehicles, including a Squad Transport all-terrain car that will help your squad cut through and around the island.
A Focus on Vanguard Weapons. Loadouts can only contain Vanguard weaponry, streamlining the meta for more accessibility and room for experimentation. Expect all weapons around the island to also be from Vanguard. Operator selection is also limited to Vanguard soldiers.
Circle Collapse Changes, In-Game Events, and More. The radii and times for Circle Collapses are altered to offer a different pace of play, especially with dogfighting overhead. Also, expect an in-game event at each Circle Collapse, Bombing Runs, and different items both within Caldera’s overworld and contract rewards.

Call of Duty Vanguard Season 1: All Operators, Weapons, and Personalization Content Coming on December 8

Loadout Items and Field Upgrades

In addition to detailing those exact changes, Raven Software looked closely at various equipment pieces, such as nerfs to Stun Grenades and Heartbeat Sensors. They also took another look at dual-wielded melee weapons – the Kali Stick and Sai – to give justice to all ghosts who lived a second life too short during The Haunting. The results? Expect the aforementioned equipment and weaponry to be adjusted to be less potent in the Warzone, along with gun-butting no longer being the primary method of attack on the Caldera.

Along with these nerfs, several Lethal and Tactical Equipment pieces will see much-needed buffs. Most Lethal Equipment will deal more damage, while the Snapshot Grenade will see its effective radius increase, the Stim will also apply a slight movement boost, and the Decoy Grenade will pack rubber bullets that deal just enough damage to pester enemies.

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