Black Ops Cold War Season 4 Has New Maps, Warzone Gets Magic Doors - Kotaku

Call of Duty’s Season Four update has arrived for Black Ops Cold War and Warzone, bringing a new limited-time event, as well as more maps, modes, operators, and a little Black Ops magic.

Season 4 introduces the limited-time “Ground Fall” event, which brings new mission objectives for both Black Ops Cold War and Warzone.

Ground Fall continues Cold War’s ongoing narrative, specifically following the events of the recently released Season Four trailer, which shows that Stitch is still trying to cause trouble in Verdansk, with a contact in South Africa forced to take down satellites for him.

Now the crashed satellites need to be investigated during Ground Fall.

For fans of Cold War’s large-scale Fireteam playlist, Multi-Team: Sat-Link is a new Fireteam mode that requires players to power up satellites and keep them online for as long as possible to gain points.

Personally, I wish this mode was something a little more innovative, but it seems like it’s just altering an existing Fireteam mode to thematically fit the Ground Fall event for Season Four.

For Zombies, Season Four keeps the focus on Cold War’s Outbreak mode.

Thanks to Stitch taking down those satellites, Warzone gained some new points of interest with the arrival of the Ground Fall event, as the satellites crashed all around Verdansk.

Additionally, the dirt bikes from Cold War’s large-scale maps have been added to Warzone.

The Ground Fall event doesn’t feel like anything truly captivating, but I’m hopeful that there’s more to this Season Four narrative than just visiting these crash sites for challenges.

In the Season Four teaser trailer, we got some of the Cold War story from Stitch’s perspective, and he specifically mentioned that the satellites needed to be destroyed because they were blocking his broadcast, and also that Stitch needed to get the test subjects ready.