Warzone March 22 patch notes

Warzone players aiming down sights of guns
Credit: Activision

Warzone players aiming down sights of guns
Credit: Activision

The Warzone March 22 patch notes have brought a handful of changes into the battle royale.

With Season 3 moving into view, Raven Software continues to apply changes to the main Call of Duty battle royale to ensure a somewhat level playing field is maintained throughout a match. With the Warzone arsenal continuing to expand, balance is the key to an exciting meta.

Before we share more about the March 22 patch notes, check out our guides showcasing the best HRM-9 loadout and how to get the Quarters Classic Reflex optic.

Warzone March 22 update patch notes

Weapons

» Battle Rifles «

  • BAS-B
    • JAK Outlaw-277 Kit
      • Increased rate of fire to 241rpm, up from 193rpm.
      • Decreased aim down sight rate of fire penalty to 150%, down from 300%.
      • Decreased rechamber time to 264ms, down from 330ms.
      • Removed 50% bullet velocity benefit.
      • Increased target flinch to 1 Newtons, up from 0.9N (+11%).
      • Increased incoming flinch to 0.23 Newtons, up from 0.17N (+35%).
    • Sawed Off Mod
      • Increased incoming flinch to 0.54 Newtons, up from 0.21N (+157%).

» Sniper Rifles «

  • Longbow
    • Modified controller aim assist properties to align with other Sniper Rifles.
    • Increased incoming flinch to 1 Newtons, up from 0.75N (+33%).
    • Increased target flinch to 1.7 Newtons, up from 0.8N (+113%).

The most notable changes in the March 22 patch notes come in the form of a nerf to the BAS-B's JAK Outlaw-277 Kit alongside changes to the Longbow sniper rifle. These changes shouldn't impact the existing meta for the time being.

Warzone player holding wonder weapon
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Bug fixes

  • Fixed an issue that allowed the Irradiated Perk to plate through any source of damage. It will now correctly only plate through gas damage.

That's all of the changes from the Warzone March 22 patch notes. It's a small update that won't require a download which is great news for those planning on dropping into the action to see how the changes have impacted the two weapons.

For even more Call of Duty, head over to our Warzone Mobile page for all the intel on the mobile iteration of the battle royale.