Ahead of the highly anticipated Season 3 launch for both Warzone and Black Ops 6, players have a new multiplayer experience to explore. The Call of Duty series has consistently dominated the FPS genre, boasting impressive sales, a vast player community, and numerous accolades.  Last year's Black Ops 6 was a major commercial hit and is widely regarded as a top-tier entry in the franchise.

While the initial March 20th release date for Season 3 has been shifted to April 3rd, Activision has been steadily revealing exciting details. Players can look forward to the return of Verdansk, Warzone's original map, along with popular weapons like the HDR and Grau 5.6. The delay disappointed many, but the introduction of a new multiplayer playlist may help alleviate some frustration.

Treyarch recently revealed via Twitter the launch of the Endurance Moshpit playlist for Black Ops 6.  Starting March 7th, this playlist offers 6v6 respawn modes with extended time limits and score goals.  They also teased the upcoming Clover Craze Event, commencing on March 13th, promising players a plethora of enticing rewards.

Achieving a nuke strike in Black Ops 6, requiring a challenging 30 consecutive kills without dying, is a significant accomplishment. The extended time and score limits in the Endurance Moshpit playlist provide more opportunities to achieve this feat and rack up substantially higher kill counts than in standard matches.

Season 2 Reloaded launched on February 20th for both Black Ops 6 and Warzone.  The St. Patrick's Day-themed Clover Craze event, running until the end of the season, will allow players to collect clovers across all game modes and earn various rewards, including a Wildcard and Battle Pass Tokens.

Activision has addressed the Season 3 delay, explaining that it was crucial for ensuring a successful launch for both Warzone and Black Ops 6.  The publisher recognizes the importance of this update and is committed to meeting player expectations. In the meantime, Call of Duty fans can enjoy increased kill counts and more frequent nuke strikes in the new Endurance Moshpit playlist.