Call of Duty: Vanguard has today launched its November 10 update on all platforms, so here’s the full list of changes and fixes with this patch. Seeing as we’re not even a week into the game’s launch, today’s update doesn’t have new content to consider and is instead focused on bug fixing and quality of life. These are spread across the Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies, so all areas should see a notable level of improvement. It’s not exciting, but it doesn’t hurt either. Without further adieu, here’s everything new with the November 10 update for Call of Duty: Vanguard.
Call of Duty: Vanguard November 10 Update Patch Notes
Campaign and Multiplayer
- Campaign: Mid-level checkpoint save data has been invalidated. Note: Players have not lost all their campaign progress. Save loads will deliver players to the beginning of the latest level rather than their last checkpoint.
- Users unable to redeem codes for incentives such as XP Bonuses, Calling Cards, and Emblems can now redeem rewards
- Combat Shield will now protect players’ backs once stowed
- Invisible player models in MVP voting and Play of the Game have been fixed
- Fixed a bug affecting Constanze’s skin progression
- Operator Challenges no longer appear to reset after completion
- Inaccurate unlock requirements for Weapon Challenges now display correctly
- 1911 Pistol will now progress past Level 50
- Weapons can now be accessed in the Loadouts/Gunsmith after level 66
Zombies
- Camo Progression: All Pistol challenges can now be properly completed
- Exfil: The kill count to Exfil now correctly tracks zombies killed
- Bleedout Meter: Self-Revive meter no longer fails to show progress
- Transmit: Players that die outside of the damage barrier no longer take damage over time upon reviving in the hub area
- Legendary Covenants: All players should now be able to receive Legendary Covenant options at the Altar of Covenants
- After-Action Report: Players are no longer returned to the Lobby when attempting to view post-match unlocks
- Field Upgrades: Addressed an issue where players who recovered from being downed were unable to use Field Upgrades in rare instances
Call of Duty: Vanguard is available on PC, PlayStation, and
