Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 October 28 Patch Adjusts Weapon Balance
· GlobeWire Daily Gaming Desk · Source: gamerant.com

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Overview
Infinity Ward has deployed the first major weapon-balancing update for *Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4* on October 28. The patch aims to refine the multiplayer experience by adjusting damage multipliers and ranges for several popular weapons, signaling a focus on consistency as the developer prepares for Season 1.
Weapon Balancing Details
The update applies nerfs to four specific weapons—the Han 86, Oden, APOC-338, and FiNN LMG—while providing buffs to nine others, including the M4, Kastov 762, and various SMGs.
- Buffed Weapons: The Kastov 762 received an 11% increase in maximum damage range, while the M4 saw a 3% increase. Notably, all five launch SMGs were updated to provide more consistent damage when hitting enemy arms and hands.
- Nerfed Weapons: The Oden saw decreases in torso and neck damage bonuses, and the FiNN LMG and APOC-338 faced reductions to their effective range and mid-range damage.
- Specific Adjustments: The PPSh-41 now features faster aim-down-sight speeds, and specific attachments for the Hyeon Burst and Warlord shotgun have also been modified.
Additional Fixes
Beyond weapon tuning, the update addresses several quality-of-life and movement issues:
- Health Regeneration: A bug affecting the Quick Fix perk, which allowed health regeneration while taking damage, has been resolved.
- Movement: Diving velocity has been reduced by 23% to mitigate a known movement exploit.
- Progression: Several camo challenges have been made easier to complete.
Players can verify these changes by reviewing the official patch notes released by Infinity Ward on October 28. Future adjustments are expected as the game approaches its first seasonal content launch.
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