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Please visit https://www.u4gm.com/bo6-bot-lobbies. If you’ve been fighting tooth and nail with custom loadout menus in Black Ops 6 or Warzone, update 1.078 might just be the break you've been waiting for. Rolling out on August 8, this small but impactful patch brings long‑awaited relief—no flashy new features, just crucial fixes where they matter most.

For months, players have vented frustration. Custom loadouts refusing to load, tweaking menus that refused to cooperate, and in the worst cases, being booted to the lobby when merely attempting to select or rename classes. If you ever wondered whether developers were listening, patch 1.078 proves they were. The patch officially resolves the bug that made the custom loadout menus functionally unusable, both in the main menu and mid‑match.

Yet, while this patch slays a beast, other monsters remain lurking in the code. In Black Ops 6 multiplayer, players are still struggling with the ranked system’s accuracy. Everything from season flow to leaderboard standings and player ranks appear inconsistent with actual performance. On top of that, the Dreadnought vehicle – a dramatic asset to call in – can trapping operators into a state where crouching, sliding, or even changing stance becomes impossible. It’s a serious gameplay disruption that’s still awaiting a fix.

Warzone isn’t out of the woods either. The Plunder mode sometimes fails to display cash extraction icons, leaving you unable to track critical objectives. Even worse, the loadout icon may stubbornly hang above the squad widget, regardless of whether your team can afford it or not. Worse yet, some players are stuck looping in the plating animation, stuck in limbo at vital moments. Killcams sometimes vanish into thin air, denying you post‑mortem clarity. And as if that weren’t enough, thermal scopes from Modern Warfare II are misbehaving in unpredictable ways.

Developers have acknowledged these issues via their public Trello boards, which means they’re aware and tracking them. No firm timeline for next updates has been shared, so for now you’ll have to deal with workarounds and careful play. At least the loadout menu finally works again. That’s a big win after weeks of menu headaches.

Update 1.078 doesn’t solve everything, but it delivers on something players needed most. While we wait for the next patch, you can finally rely on your custom loadouts—and hope that everything else gets the same attention soon.