At Round 30 and beyond, the rewards are capped at 500 Salvage and 250 High-Grade Salvage. This change guarantees that 450 High-Grade Salvage is awarded by the completion of Round 20 to all players.

The Zombies team has also refactored how Salvage and High-Grade Salvage are awarded through Round Milestones in Die Maschine to ensure that all players get a more even distribution of these resources going forward. We’ve also implemented some new Onslaught updates to create a faster-paced experience – take a look at the patch notes down below for everything that’s changed. This is also an important update for Zombies players, with the addition of support for 2-player splitscreen and a host of fixes and gameplay improvements for Die Maschine, as well as new gameplay tuning for Dead Ops Arcade 3.

The team has also improved spawns on Nuketown ’84 in all modes, and made various spawn adjustments and gameplay improvements across Hardpoint, Control, Free-for-All, Domination, Search & Destroy, VIP Escort, and Fireteam: Dirty Bomb. Most notably, we’ve reduced Flak Jacket’s explosion damage mitigation and provided the Field Mic with some new trade-offs, so be sure to choose your loadout wisely going forward. We’ve also made a tuning pass on Perks, Equipment, Field Upgrades, and Scorestreaks. These changes bring each weapon closer in-line with its target time-to-kill for its class, and as always, we’ll continue to monitor the performance of all weapons to ensure the meta stays balanced.

This update brings weapon tuning across nearly every weapon class in the Black Ops Cold War Multiplayer arsenal, including much-anticipated adjustments to tactical rifles, the FFAR 1 assault rifle, our semi-auto sniper rifle, and much more.

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