Modern Warfare 4 Patchnotes: Das musst du vor dem Beta-Start wissen
Alle wichtigen Modern Warfare 4 Patchnotes im Überblick: Das erwartet dich in der Beta mit neuen Maps, Modi, Waffen und weiteren Änderungen.
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Die Beta von Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 startet mit Multiplayer-Inhalten und erstmals in einer Call-of-Duty-Beta auch mit einer vollständigen Kampagnenmission. Am ersten Early-Access-Tag kannst du mehrere Maps und Modi ausprobieren, 14 Waffen testen und das neue Bewegungssystem im Mobility Course kennenlernen.
- Early Access: Start am 21. August um 20:00 Uhr deutscher Zeit, Ende am 25. August um 19:00 Uhr
- Open Beta: 28. August um 19:00 Uhr bis 1. September um 19:00 Uhr deutscher Zeit
- Weekend One: 4 Maps, 6 Modi und 14 Waffen
- Level-Cap: zunächst Level 20, in Weekend Two steigt das Maximum auf Level 30
- Weekend Two: zusätzliche Multiplayer-Inhalte und Warzone Resurgence auf der neuen Map Zodiac
- PC-Voraussetzung: TPM 2.0 und Secure Boot müssen für das Online-Spielen aktiviert sein
Zu den weiteren Neuerungen gehören Apex Attachments, ein überarbeitetes Fortschrittssystem für Waffen und Smart Streaks, bei denen auch das Spielen des Missionsziels zum Killstreak-Meter beiträgt.
This page is your home base throughout the Beta. We’ll keep it updated with the latest patch notes, live issues, and updates from the team. If something changes, you’ll find it here.
Weekend One is your first chance to jump into Modern Warfare 4 Multiplayer and get hands-on with new movement, weapons, maps, modes, and systems we’ve been building for the past few years.
For the first time in a Call of Duty Beta, we’re also opening up a full Campaign mission, giving you an early look at the story, characters, and world of Modern Warfare 4 before launch.
And this is just the beginning. When the Open Beta returns for Weekend Two, we’ll raise the Player Level cap, unlock additional Multiplayer content, and bring Warzone Resurgence into the mix with our brand-new map, Zodiac.
The Beta is one of the most important parts of development. It’s our opportunity to put Modern Warfare 4 through its paces at scale, and your opportunity to help shape the experience. Throughout both weekends, we'll be watching, listening, and working behind the scenes to make each day better than the day before.
So jump in, put Modern Warfare 4 to the test, and let us know what you think. We can't wait to hear your feedback.
It all kicks off tomorrow with Call of Duty NEXT. Tune-in tomorrow at 9:00 AM PT for a first look at the Modern Warfare 4 Beta. Our developers will be sharing new gameplay details, giving you a closer look at what’s coming, including Call of Duty: Warzone news.
Watch the official Call of Duty: NEXT livestream here.
The Modern Warfare 4 Early Access Beta begins tomorrow at 11:00 AM PT and runs through August 25 at 10:00 AM PT, with the Open Beta returning from August 28 at 10:00 AM PT through September 1 at 10:00 AM PT.
Pre-load is now available: visit the COD Blog for more information for more. Let’s get into it.
Early Access Day One: August 21
Here’s what you can expect when the Beta goes live tomorrow:
Maps
- Rooftops
- Silkworm
- Transit 213
- Kill Block
Modes
- Team Deathmatch
- Domination
- Hardpoint
- Kill Confirmed
- Mobility Course
- Kill Block 10v10 Gunfight
Featured Playlists
- Quick Play (Team Deathmatch, Domination, Hardpoint, Kill Confirmed)
- Open Moshpit (Team Deathmatch, Domination, Hardpoint, Kill Confirmed)
- Kill Block
- Mobility Course
Mobility Course
MW4’s grounded movement prioritizes fluidity and freedom. We made a Mobility Course for players to learn, experiment, and master the system. Spend a few minutes learning the basics, or a few hours challenging yourself for the best time possible. Either way, you'll feel the difference the next time you load into Multiplayer.
Weapons
Weekend One gives you access to 14 weapons that showcase MW4’s variety, personality, and balance. The team has worked hard on handling, presentation, and gameplay with the goal of delivering the best first-person gunplay we’ve ever made. Gunsmith lets you push the boundaries of each weapon’s capabilities, and Apex Attachments let you take those builds even further.
With weapon progression, we cut down redundant attachment grinding. Attachments you've already earned can be used on other guns as well, giving you more customization options faster as your arsenal expands.
We’ve spent countless hours playtesting these weapons, honing their designs, and dialing in the tuning, and we’re excited to finally get them into the hands of our players.
Here’s are some Apex Attachments the team suggests you try out in Beta:
- The Han 86 transforms into the Han X20 Skybreaker. This advanced weapons system mounts to the top of the receiver and allows the platform to deploy 20mm airburst rounds which detonate at a specified distance.
- The X-58 Nyx becomes the X-58 Void. Complete with a brass catcher and an extended, wrapped suppressor, the X-58 Void is the ultimate stealth platform - hiding enemy death markers and obfuscating the directional hit indicators of its targets.
Killstreaks
In MW4's Killstreak system, a kill still counts as a point no matter what mode you're in. However, we want to make sure we reward objective players as well. With our new Smart Streak layer, taking a Domination Flag, holding a Hardpoint, or planting the Data Spike all contribute to your Killstreak Meter.
Progression & Rewards
Every Multiplayer match earns XP toward your Player Level, unlocking additional gameplay content as you progress through Beta.
During Weekend One, the level cap is Level 20. When the Open Beta begins in Weekend Two, the cap increases to Level 30, with additional Weapons, Equipment, Perks, Killstreaks, and rewards.
Here’s what you can earn throughout both weekends:
For more on the Beta experience on PC, check out the COD Blog.
As a reminder, PC players must have TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled to play the Modern Warfare 4 Beta online.
These Windows security features provide a trusted foundation for RICOCHET Anti-Cheat and make system-level tampering more difficult, helping protect the integrity of the Beta from Day One.
If you already have TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled, you’re ready to go. If either feature is disabled, you won’t be able to play the Beta online.
Players can also run the Call of Duty Secure Attestation Wizard before jumping in to verify their PC meets the required security standards.
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