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When Does COD Mobile Season 11 – Release Date and Time
Call of Duty: Mobile Season 11: Ultimate Frontier launches on December 14 at 4 PM PT/ 7 PM ET/ 6 PM CT. Once it hits the global servers, players can download the Season 11 update from Google Play Store and Apple App Store. As is tradition, the servers will not be taken offline for any maintenance. Meanwhile, we expect the update’s download size to be around 700MB. Therefore, one must ensure that their device should have enough free storage for a swift installation.
Everything We Know About COD Mobile Season 11 Battle Pass
Call of Duty: Mobile seasonal updates are incomplete without a new Battle Pass. This time around, the battle pass rewards revolve around the Ultimate Frontier theme, which includes freebies like the EM2 Assault Rifle, Pin Point perk, a variety of camos, Weapon Blueprints, and the Folding Knife – Space Explorer at Tier 50. The paid version of the Season 11 Battle Pass includes premium cosmetic items and operators such as Sliver – Comet Seeker, Mil-Sim – Astronaut, Synaptic, and Jackal – Jade Lining. Whereas premium tier weapon blueprints include the AGR 556 – Martian Munitions, SKS – Z-09 Xylith, BY15 – BL4ST3R-01, and a Blueprint for the new Season 11 weapon, the EM2 – Gilded Hammer. As always, the premium battle pass will cost players 560 COD Points (CP) which translates into $6 USD. At the same time, another variant i.e., the Battle Pass Bundle, costs around 1280 CP (approx. $12), unlocking the first 12 tiers right after the purchase. So, there you have it. That’s everything you need to know about COD Mobile Season 11: Ultimate Frontier. Before leaving, make sure to check out our other Call of Duty-related content like The Best Call of Duty Games: All 19 Ranked and a look at Call of Duty: Warzone Resurgence map. And as always, feel free to peruse the relevant links below.
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