Modern Warfare 4 Season 1 Is Live: New Maps, Warzone Integration, Weapons and Battle Pass

Call of Duty fans, the first big update is here. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Season 1 went live on 6 November 2026 as a free content update, and it also folds Warzone into the Modern Warfare universe. Here is everything that is new.

Season 1 start time

The season began at midnight Eastern Time on 6 November, which is 9:00 p.m. Pacific on 5 November. In Nepal that works out to about 10:45 a.m. on 6 November, and in India about 10:30 a.m. Modern Warfare 4 itself launched on 23 October 2026, so this is its first major content drop.

What’s new in Season 1

  • Multiplayer maps: three new maps arrive at launch, including the 6v6 map Backstab, with more maps planned for later in the season, including a variant of Kill Block for Gunfight.
  • DMZ: a new location called the X01 facility (also referred to as the X01 Black Site) opens up for DMZ players.
  • Battle Pass: a 100-tier Battle Pass with Operator skins, weapon blueprints, finishing moves and two new weapons.
  • Catch-up mechanic: Activision has added a Battle Pass catch-up system that rewards players who join the season late.

New weapons

  • CSG-35 submachine gun
  • Cronen Osprey assault rifle
  • New attachments across the weapon list

Warzone is now part of Modern Warfare 4

Season 1 is when Warzone is fully integrated with Modern Warfare 4. All 33 launch weapons from Modern Warfare 4 can be used in Warzone along with the Season 1 additions, and progression, Operators and Apex attachments carry across modes.

  • Hajin: a new Battle Royale map.
  • Zodiac: a new map for Resurgence.
  • Verdansk: the classic Battle Royale map is expected to return to the rotation later in the season.

Activision has said a full roadmap is still to come, so expect more events and limited-time modes during the season.

Halloween pre-season modes

Before Season 1, Activision added Halloween modes such as Infected and Possession to keep players busy. Check in-game for what is still available.

Tips to get started

  1. Update the game and make sure you have enough storage, since seasonal updates are large.
  2. Check which Battle Pass tiers unlock the CSG-35 and the Cronen Osprey, then plan your first challenges around them.
  3. Try the new Warzone maps in a trio or quad before ranked play to learn their layouts.
  4. Use the catch-up mechanic if you are starting late, so you do not miss rewards.

Details are based on Activision’s Season 1 announcements and early coverage at the time of writing. Check the official Call of Duty blog for the latest patch notes.

Pramod Kumar Yadav is from Janakpurdham, Nepal. He was born on December 23, 1996, and has one elder brother and two elder sisters. He completed his education at various schools and colleges in Nepal and completed a degree in Computer Science Engineering from MITS in Andhra Pradesh, India.He is director of Appan Bazaar Pvt.Ltd., as teacher in Tridev Eng. School , and an Educational Consultant, and he is currently working as a developer and Digital Marketer.



Leave a Comment