Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has released its latest update on November 19, 2025, bringing a range of fixes and improvements to the game. This update aims to address technical issues across various game modes, including the co-op campaign, Zombies, and multiplayer.

Since its launch on November 14, the game has undergone four separate updates, each designed to refine gameplay and fix bugs ahead of the first season release in December. The November 19 update focuses on several key areas:

Global Fixes

• Daily Challenges: An issue preventing daily challenges from resetting when entering a new Prestige has been resolved.
• Stability: General stability improvements have been made to reduce crashes.

Multiplayer

• Maps: Fixes have been applied to prevent players from reaching unintended locations on maps such as Scar, Flagship, Colossus, Hijacked, and Toshin.
• UI: Issues with the order of Overclocks and the status of Operators in the menu have been addressed.
• Stability: Various crash fixes have been implemented.

Zombies Mode

• Gameplay: Fixes include resolving issues with Jump Pad-related T.E.D.D. Tasks and preventing players from receiving the Action Hero Calling Card before earning it.
• UI: Timing-specific issues causing players to get stuck in the lobby and problems with weapon blueprints reverting to base forms have been resolved.
• Challenges: Mastery Camo Challenge requirements have been corrected, and progress for the Mutilate Camo challenge has been enabled.
• Dead Ops Arcade: Damage for Ray Gun tiers has been aligned, and the Death Machine's damage has been nerfed.
• Stability: General stability improvements have been made.

Co-op Campaign

• General Updates: Issues with squad members being removed from matches if their team exfiled without them and problems with keycard pickups in the Escalation mission have been fixed.
• Stability: Various crash fixes have been implemented.

This comprehensive update aims to enhance the overall gaming experience, ensuring smoother gameplay and improved stability across all modes. Players can expect a more polished experience as Treyarch and Activision continue to refine Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 ahead of its first season release.