Players will be able to level up their new weapons in Vanguard multiplayer, as well as Warzone, making it easy to earn attachments and XP. This means anything you unlock in one will transfer to the other.

Going forward, every standalone Call of Duty release will tie to Warzone, with unified progression systems across the board. We know the Pacific map won’t be ready on November 5, but judging on the supposed release date for the next season, December 2 could be the date we get a new Warzone map. Warzone will also be impacted by Vanguard during the next season and will give players access to new WWII-themed weapons and - eventually - a new Pacific map. The biggest thing to take note of is that it will be the first season tied to Vanguard, so we should expect major a major shift from Cold War to WWII. There will certainly be a new season of Call of Duty after Season 6, but it’s unclear what its rollout will look like or what it will entail. What are the Call of Duty Season 7 updates? Theres also a change to Battle Royale, with Warfare mode coming to the Blackout map, for a massive 20 vs 20 game. A message from Activision explains: At the launch of Season One in December, the path to gaining XP and levelling up will be shared across all three Call of Duty titles: Black Ops Cold War, Modern Warfare and Warzone.

This, of course, could change later on, but currently, we should expect the next season to begin at the beginning of December. This is the system being synchronised to Modern Warfare on December 16, with the launch of Cold War Season 1. Based on the current Season 6 Battle Pass, the next season is set to go live on or around December 2, 2021. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare fans waiting for Season 7 to arrive have not heard any rumors for some time, which is hard not to see as concerning. There isn’t much we know about the next season of Call of Duty, but we do have a decent idea of when it will begin. The current Battle Pass gives us an idea of when to expect the next season.

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