With the Warzone and Black Ops 6 Season 1 update launching nearly three hours early, here's what you need to know about the patch, including its file size and all of the new maps, modes and weapons.

Call of Duty Warzone players are not happy with the most recent batch of skins that have made their way to the game through Black Ops 6.

Warzone Season 1 allows players to dive into three modes: Battle Royale, Resurgence, and Plunder. While some of these were part of the core game from the beginning, others were introduced later and have become fan favorites ever since.

Black Ops 6 Warzone already feels great after one day, but there’s one huge problem that the devs have to address: audio.

Call of Duty's Season 1 update is now live in Warzone, bringing Black Ops 6 's full integration, including omnimovement, the game's full weapon pool, a classic Prestige system, and additional features. The update also quietly removes one of Call of Duty's most annoying weapons.

Warzone has today began Season 1 and in the process has drastically overhauled just about everything in the battle royale shooter.

Black Ops 6 Season 1 surprise dropped three hours early, breaking the usual release pattern. The update added six maps, two modes, seven weapons, perks, and more, receiving positive feedback. Activision's early release of Season 1 earns the company even more favor during an already successful Call of Duty launch.

Call of Duty fans are counting down to the start of Black Ops 6 Season 1, which introduces the brand new Ransack Mode and lots more.

Call of Duty has a history of mannequin-based Easter eggs, but this latest effort added to Black Ops 6 with the launch of Season 1 may be one of the best yet. Warning! Spoilers for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s Nuketown Easter egg follow.