Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has released its fourth update in May, fixing several multiplayer issues, including a bug related to the Sentry Turret. The new patch also introduced restrictions on certain builds of the MPC-25, aiming to maintain a balanced competitive meta for all players.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Season 3 Reloaded is currently coming to an end, with Treyarch and Raven Software already preparing for Season 4 , which is expected in the coming weeks. While many details about the new season have yet to be revealed, Treyarch has confirmed that the Skill Rating (SR) system in Ranked Play will be significantly changed, as it will no longer be affected by the hidden matchmaking rating (MMR) or other factors beyond the player's control.
With only a few days left until the end of Season 3 Reloaded, those looking to complete the RoboCop event pass will need to act fast. However, due to the sheer size of the game on PC, some issues are still cropping up.
On May 22, Treyarch and Raven Software released a new update for all platforms, aimed at fixing various pending issues. One of the main problems concerned the user interface, which until recently did not correctly display which firing mode the player had selected. The bug appeared in many game modes, but now players can normally see the active firing mode on their screen.
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Additionally, an issue with the Black Hat field upgrade has been fixed. Specifically, when a player stole a Sentry Turret via Black Hat and attempted to deploy it, there were cases where the turret would get stuck and not deploy onto the battlefield.
Along with UI fixes and Black Hat, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 also imposed new restrictions on the MPC-25 for Ranked Play. The MPC-25 is considered one of the top submachine guns (SMGs) in the game, thanks to its excellent hipfire accuracy and high damage per shot.
However, the Black Ops 7 development team decided to prohibit the use of certain attachments on this weapon, such as the Flowguard Foregrip and Recoil Sync Unit fire mod, in order to maintain balance in the competitive environment of Ranked Play.
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It is not yet known if or when these restrictions will be lifted in Season 4 of Black Ops 7.
