Call of Duty Season 1 (November 6, 2026): MW4 maps, Warzone Hajin & Zodiac, Switch 2, PS4/Xbox One end
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Crédit : Activision
Season 1 for Modern Warfare 4 and Warzone goes live at midnight ET on November 6, 2026. Official maps, level reset, Switch 2 launch, and end of play on PS4/Xbox One — from Activision and PlayStation Blog only.
Consulted November 5, 2026 (Europe/Paris). Activision’s Call of Duty Blog and the PlayStation Blog describe Season 1 for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and a major Call of Duty: Warzone update going live at 0000 (midnight) Eastern Time on November 6, 2026 (stated as 2100 Pacific Time on November 5). That corresponds to 05:00 Europe/Paris on November 6.
This article summarizes those official posts only. Mid-season items (for example Verdansk’s return) are labeled as such. Platform availability can still change after this consultation date.
When Season 1 goes live
Season 1 roadmap — Call of Duty Blog
Start: midnight ET, November 6, 2026 (2100 PT, November 5), across platforms listed by Activision.
Scope: free Season 1 content for Modern Warfare 4 Multiplayer and DMZ, plus a Warzone update that Activision describes as full integration with Modern Warfare 4.
Warzone maps at launch
Hajin — Call of Duty Blog
Per the Warzone Season 1 blog:
Hajin — new Battle Royale map on the Korean Peninsula, narratively linked to the Modern Warfare 4 campaign. Activision cites 13 major points of interest across North and South Korea. DMZ players may recognize the region; the blog notes BR differences (gas/Edge Circle, vehicles, loot, and no radioactive cloud at Hanuel Nuclear Reactor as in the DMZ tour notes).
Zodiac — new Resurgence map built around the DRC Advanced Systems drone assembly and manufacturing headquarters (Beenox collaboration is mentioned in secondary coverage; stick to the official map description for facts).
Verdansk is listed as a returning Battle Royale map later in Season 1 (in-season), not as a day-one launch map. Rebirth Island is listed among returning Resurgence maps in the season overview.
Integration, level reset, and new gear
At Season 1 launch, the Warzone blog states players should expect:
A Player Level reset, with optional Prestige across Multiplayer, DMZ, and Warzone.
Access to all 33 Modern Warfare 4 launch weapons, plus Season 1 armaments, including Weapon Prestige and Warzone Mastery Camos paths described on the blog.
New gear highlighted in the overview: Zipline Launcher and Grabber Drone, plus Elite Perks.
Launch modes including Battle Royale and Resurgence (with Casual variants), plus limited-time modes such as Rally Point, with more LTMs called out for mid-season.
Nintendo Switch 2; PlayStation 4 and Xbox One
Nintendo Switch 2: Warzone launches on Switch 2 at the start of Season 1 as a free-to-play title, per Activision.
PlayStation 4 and Xbox One: Starting with Season 1, Warzone is no longer playable on those consoles as the game and Modern Warfare 4 move on from older-generation hardware. Activision says progression carries over to a supported platform if you sign in with the same linked Activision account.
TricknFix already has a community topic on keeping progress after the last-gen cutoff — link it when publishing rather than duplicating that troubleshooting angle here.
Modern Warfare 4 Multiplayer and DMZ (PlayStation Blog)
The PlayStation Blog post (October 28, 2026) lists Season 1 Multiplayer content at launch:
Maps: all-new Backstab and Canyon, plus a reimagined Shoot House (North Korea snowfall setting in the blog’s wording).
Modes at launch: return of Grind and Drop Zone.
Mid-season (as announced): maps Ministry and Overflow; new mode Counter Attack.
DMZ: new weapons facility X01 with tunnels, shifting hazards, Orders, Threat Briefing, and Resupply Runs as described by Activision.
Battle Pass: 100+ unlocks; premium catch-up that can advance rewards to the current day of the season up to day 50. New weapons called out: Cronen Osprey assault rifle and CSG-35 SMG.
What this article does not claim
No invented balance patches, ranked dates, or store prices beyond the cited blogs.
No personal playtests or “best loadout” claims.
Full mid-season Warzone roadmap details may expand after November 5 — re-check the Call of Duty Blog before major edits.
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