Call of Duty Black Ops 3 Update 1.23 Live on PS4 & Xbox

1.63GB on PlayStation 4, Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 update 1.23 is now available to download on PS4 and Xbox One, players have revealed.

Here’s the full list of patch notes for the update on PS4, which highlight fixes to the recently released Zombies Chronicles DLC:

Global

General

General Stability Improvements

Multiplayer

General

Added measures to address exploitative 3rd party peripherals.

Zombies

Global

Fixed an issue where incorrect voice over lines were playing in various levels

Fixed an issue where all players would hear the Galil firing audio regardless of their distance from the shooter

Fixed an issue that would cause the “fire sale” audio to play too loud

The Thundergun will now grant players XP

Fixed an issue with time attacks not working properly

Fixed a crash that occurred while using the “Eye Candy” GobbleGum

Fixed a bug that occurred while using the “Idle Eyes” GobbleGum before a host migration

Fixed various collision and pathing issues.

Origins

Fixed various Elemental Staff bugs.

Fixed Panzersoldat pathing issues and bugs.

Optimized streamer performance in the map.

Kino Der Toten

Fixed an issue where players were being targeted by zombies immediately after teleporting.

Fixed an issue where players would experience a black screen while teleporting.

Shangri-la

Fixed an issue where players would lose their primary weapon after picking up the cymbal monkey.

Fixed an issue where wall buys could lose functionality.

Shi No Numa

Fixed an issue where Flogger kills were not counting towards daily trap challenges.

Moon

Fixed a bug that would cause a “connection interrupted” error when deploying the QED.

Fixed a host migration crash.

Fixed a “Widow’s Wine” exploit.

Ascension

Fixed various Gersh device bugs.

Addressed collision exploits.

On Xbox One, the update doesn’t include the Zombies Chronicles fixes because the DLC isn’t out yet.

E3 2017 should be busy for Call of Duty, as Activision is set to show off WWII’s multiplayer. It’s also possible we’ll hear news on the rumored standalone version of Modern Warfare Remastered.

[Source: Activision Support (1), (2) via Charlie Intel, Reddit, Joe]

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