Call of Duty: World at War gets new patch

21 September 2009

Treyarch has released a new patch for Call of Duty: World at War which will address a number of bugs and will introduce several maps to the game
Patch 1.6 will include three new multiplayer maps – namely Battery, Breach and Revolution. Gamers who were fond of the original Nazi Zombie map ‘Der Riese’ will also get an expansion which is set in a ‘Nazi research facility’ and is said to include teleporters and a weapon upgrading ‘pack a punch’ machine.

See the complete list of patch content below:

– 3 new Multiplayer maps: Battery (mp_drum), Breach (mp_bgate), Revolution (mp_vodka)!

– New Nazi Zombie map: Der Riese (nazi_zombie_factory), an all-new Zombie map set in a secret Nazi research facility featuring the Pack A Punch Machine, Teleporters, and many more undead hordes!

– Exploits pertaining to Demo playback.

– Favorites list now ignores filter settings.

– Fixed S&D round counting error when roundlimit is reached.

– New feature: in-game Add to Favorites.

– Friends list: green online indicator.

– Starting the game in Safe Mode will no longer toggle the “Soften Smoke Edges” graphic option.

– Fixed various crashes.

– Mods: Client will no longer join a modded Co-op server via Game Invite unless they have that mod loaded.

– Mods: Client running a mod will be asked to unload the mod if they attempt to join an unmodded server.

– Mods: All singleplayer levels can now be run with a mod loaded.

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