Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare’s update labeled v20161118Reloaded (often formatted in community circles as v20161118reloaded) was part of the post-launch patch cycle that followed the game’s 2016 release. This write-up examines the update’s context, likely content, distribution notes for the Indian market, implications for “portable” or smaller-scale installations, community reaction, and guidance for players dealing with the patch. Because the label appears in community release/patch notes and sometimes in repack/reloaded release naming conventions, this piece also clarifies differences between official updates and repackaged or “reloaded” release files that circulate among users.
Specific tweaks were made to the DMR-1 (removed Variable Zoom Scope support for the Epic variant) and the Karma-45 (fixed visual clipping issues). Specific tweaks were made to the DMR-1 (removed
In standard software terms, "portable" means an application that requires no installation. You download a folder, click the .exe, and it runs. For a behemoth like Infinite Warfare (which could weigh in at 70GB+), a "portable" version is a marvel of engineering. For a behemoth like Infinite Warfare (which could
Tuned duration for CWL (Call of Duty World League). Adjusted score per bomb plant in objective modes. Weapon and Equipment Balancing : The P-Law was buffed to one-shot UAVs and CUAVs. click the .exe