CoD: Black Ops 7 Redeem Codes

Since the launch of Season 3 on April 2, the sheer volume of new content made it difficult to entirely avoid the emergence of new bugs.

Consequently, CoD Black Ops 7 has already released three global patches, the most recent of which was deployed just yesterday, April 14.

The first two S3 patches were released on April 9 and April 10, respectively. Notably, the April 9 update also coincided with the launch of a pilot program for new accessibility features within the game.

In this article, based on the game's current state, we will walk you through the details of the latest patch as well as the accessibility features introduced via Cephable platform.

April 14 patch notes content

This global patch primarily focuses on fixing bugs related to the game's Challenge system, as well as issues within Multiplayer and Zombies modes.

General challenge bugs

Challenges are not, strictly speaking, a standalone game mode; rather, they serve as specific objectives set for you across Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies modes, offering rewards upon completion.

Building upon this system, if you reach Level 55 while at Prestige 10, you attain the rank of Prestige Master. Subsequently, for every 100 levels you advance, you can unlock exclusive, high-tier titles by completing specific challenges.

However, prior to the April 14 update, a bug existed where the level requirements displayed for these titles were incorrect; fortunately, this issue has now been resolved.

Multiplayer Mode bug fixes

As one of the core modes of BO7, Multiplayer features a rich array of content and mechanics, which naturally leads to a higher potential for bugs. We have listed the fixes below:

Map Bugs:

• Fixed an issue on Plaza map that could result in unexpected interruptions to a player's line of sight.
• Fixed an issue on Abyss map where using a Tactical Insertion could cause the player to respawn outside the playable area.

Gameplay Bugs:

• Fixed an issue where using a specific device could cause the game timer to pause or prevent the player from dropping the device.
• Fixed an issue where players might be unable to load into Training Course.

Scorestreak Bugs:

• Fixed an issue where Ion Core failed to track XP progression toward its Overclock level.
• Fixed an issue where calling in EMP Systems could unexpectedly result in the player's death.

Challenge Bugs:

• Fixed an issue where Strider 300 base camo challenge was not properly registering one-shot kills.

Stability Bugs:

• Implemented general stability improvements, and focus on resolving crashes that could occur in private matches after playing multiple consecutive matches.

Following the release of the aforementioned optimizations, whether you are engaging in live combat in Multiplayer mode or honing your combat skills in Black Ops 7 Bot Lobbies, you will no longer be plagued by these specific bugs.

Zombies Mode bug fixes

The bugs in this mode were primarily centered around Cursed feature. This core gameplay involves continuously unlocking and activating Relics to increase enemy difficulty and earn greater rewards.

Building upon this foundation, CoD: Black Ops 7 subsequently introduced Cursed Public Matches, expanding access to all players following the launch of Season 3.

With an increase in player participation, the emergence of new issues was inevitable; fortunately, the following bugs have now been resolved:

• Fixed an issue where Relics were not displayed in Pause Menu during Public Matches.
• Fixed an issue preventing players from enabling Squad Fill within Cursed Standard or Cursed Survival playlists.

What are accessibility updates?

Whether intended to accommodate disabled players who require specialized external devices to play CoD BO7, or simply to enhance the game's technological sophistication, the introduction of accessibility features represents a valuable endeavor.

Consequently, Black Ops 7 previously launched a free accessibility pilot program, officially opening access to Cephable platform on April 9, 2026, as the primary method of implementation.

More specifically, this platform allows you to download and utilize Cephable app on your PC or other devices, enabling you to control the game using non-traditional inputs, such as voice commands, facial expressions, and physical movements.

However, given the current state of technology, while this method is capable of generating input signals functionally equivalent to those of a mouse-and-keyboard or controller setup, the additional processing and relay stages involved inevitably result in input latency during actual gameplay.

Therefore, if you wish to experiment with this feature in BO7, it is advisable to avoid using it in highly competitive game modes, as doing so could lead to unnecessary disadvantages.

How to use this feature?

If you are interested and unconcerned by the current technical limitations, the first step is to download Cephable app on your PC or mobile device. Once installed, link your game account to the app, and then simply complete the necessary custom configuration settings to get started.

Of course, in addition to being potentially unpolished, new technologies can sometimes inadvertently pave the way for new methods of cheating.

While it may be impossible to eliminate cheating entirely, the development team remains steadfast in its commitment to combating such behavior, ensuring that accessibility features do not become a breeding ground for cheaters.

Currently, features of this type have not yet been widely incorporated into the development plans of most games; however, following Call of Duty Black Ops 7, there will undoubtedly be new pioneers exploring this space.

In fact, this represents more than just an advancement in gaming technology, making it possible to provide greater accessibility for those unable to play due to physiological reasons, it also reflects a deep sense of humanistic care.

We hope the information provided here proves helpful as you continue to enjoy Black Ops 7: Season 3! Thank you for reading.

CoD Black Ops 7 has once again rolled out a substantial update, introducing a wealth of new maps and weapons alongside various balance adjustments for armaments, ranked matches, and more.

Let's take a look at the 6 new weapons arriving progressively in Season 3, along with their attachments. Some will be available at the start of the season, while the rest will appear around the midway point.

1. MK35 ISR (Launch)

• Levels: 43
• Mags: 3
• Mag size: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Laser, Fire Mods, Optic, Muzzle, Barrel, Underbarrel, Magazine, Rear Grip, Stock
• Prestige Attachment: 19" MFS Nightfall Suppressed Barrel (Barrel)

MK35 ISR is one of the rewards on Page 3 of Battle Pass. It's a fully automatic assault rifle with low recoil, excellent accuracy, and moderate damage along with decent handling. This rifle boasts the lowest recoil in its class, allowing you to suppress enemies with precision.

Combined with a fairly high rate of fire, this weapon remains stable even during sustained fire, keeping your aim locked on target. Its built-in iron sights are clean and clear - an added bonus that lets you skip an optic attachment and focus on other modifications without worrying about obstructed vision.

You can extend its effective range by equipping various barrel attachments or further tame recoil with a recoil spring. As you level up the weapon, experiment with different combinations in Gunsmith to find the most effective setup for the current battle.

As usual, this gun comes with a brand-new Prestige Attachment: 19" MFS Nightfall Suppressed Barrel. It's an integrated suppressor barrel that also extends damage range.

2. VST (Launch)

• Levels: 39
• Mags: 4
• Mag Size: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Rear Grip, Magazine, Stock, Laser, Fire Mods, Optic, Muzzle, Barrel, Underbarrel
• Prestige Attachment: MFS 5.56 MINSAS Conversion (Fire Mods)

VST is found on Page 6 of Battle Pass. This fully automatic submachine gun is lightweight, highly mobile, and supports multiple calibers. It keeps your operator moving at high speed, making it ideal for close-range hit-and-run tactics.

In terms of bullet spread, VST offers the best accuracy in its category, paired with excellent handling and mobility. However, its recoil is quite fierce, with noticeable muzzle climb. You can opt to fire in bursts while aiming to control the trajectory, or simply hip-fire at point-blank range.

MFS 5.56 MINSAS Conversion changes the weapon to use 5.56x30mm ammunition, completely transforming its performance and playstyle. Essentially a hip-fire oriented SMG, this conversion via Prestige Attachment makes it far more versatile.

3. Strider 300 (In Season)

• Levels: 37
• Mags: 4
• Mag Size: 8
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Fire Mods, Optic, Underbarrel, Muzzle, Barrel, Magazine, Rear Grip, Stock, Laser
• Prestige Attachment: MFS Ballast Guard Stabilizer (Underbarrel)

Strider 300 will be offered as a seasonal event reward. It's a bolt-action sniper rifle with quick handling speed but a slower bolt-cycling rate, along with moderate stability. Holding your breath while aiming down sights steadies the scope.

In multiplayer, this bolt-action sniper can take down unarmored enemies with one shot to the chest or above. Although its damage is slightly lower than the other two bolt-action snipers, it compensates with better handling and a marginally faster rate of fire.

For players who want to push aggressively toward enemies while still delivering powerful shots, this gun will become your new go-to. Overall, it's a more aggressive bolt-action sniper rifle.

MFS Ballast Guard Stabilizer significantly reduces idle sway while aiming, greatly improves aim walking steadiness and aim-down-sight speed (or aiming movement speed), but it reduces flinch resistance while handling and removes the ability to hold your breath. This makes the weapon more aggressive and nimble, albeit with some trade-offs.

4. 1911 (In Season)

• Levels: 29
• Mags: 3
• Mag Size: 7
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Stock, Laser, Barrel, Fire Mods, Optic, Muzzle, Magazine, Rear Grip
• Prestige Attachment: MFS Overdrive Auto-Brake (Muzzle)

1911 semi-automatic pistol has appeared in many previous Call of Duty games, and in Black Ops 7 it will be introduced as a new weekly challenge reward. 1911 delivers high damage at close range, with decent recoil control but moderate magazine capacity.

MFS Overdrive Auto-Brake is essentially a full-auto conversion kit that provides an extremely high rate of fire, offering astonishing burst potential at very close distances. It slightly improves first-shot muzzle rise but worsens hip-fire spread.

5. Siren (Mid-Season)

• Levels: 30
• Mags: 3
• Mag Size: 10
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Rear Grip

Siren is a brand-new charge-based special weapon. It fires a high-damage, slow-moving projectile that can penetrate enemies. Charging the shot increases the projectile's travel speed.

Siren works best when coordinating with teammates - let them weaken enemies first, then use its slow projectile velocity to disrupt the opponent's rhythm, catching them off guard with the incoming slow shot. This gun features a unique magazine-type Prestige Attachment, but details have not been disclosed.

6. Katana (Mid-Season)

• Levels: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: None

Katana will be available as an event reward during the mid-season update of Season 3. It boasts high damage, medium attack range, and medium attack speed. It has no Prestige Attachment, but it looks incredibly cool.

Overall, the new weapons in Season 3 appear quite formidable, even competitive when compared to the current meta weapons. Additionally, Season 3 introduces numerous attachments that you can unlock through weekly challenges. With the help of these attachments, you can further enhance the new weapons from Season 3.