As a dedicated Call of Duty Mobile player, I'm thrilled to report that Season 12 is launching with highly anticipated night operations from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. This season transforms the battlefield with unique night missions where visibility depends on the green glow of night vision goggles, creating an entirely fresh tactical experience. Players have been requesting these atmospheric maps for months, and the developers have delivered an impressive content bundle that goes beyond just visual changes.

The operator roster receives two massive additions at season launch: Captain Price and Ghost. These legendary SAS operators bring their versatile combat expertise to nighttime engagements. Having personally tested their capabilities, I can confirm they change team dynamics significantly. Their arrival coincides with the confirmed Hackney Yard map from Modern Warfare, along with gunfight maps Pine and Gulag showers. While most content unlocks on November 11, the battle pass actually begins a day earlier on November 10 at 4 PM PST, giving players a head start on tier progression.

Night operations aren't just a visual gimmick - they fundamentally change gameplay strategies. The community webcomic hinted at this darkness-focused season, and now we have official confirmation of night maps and modes. Engaging in firefights with limited visibility creates intense moments where sound cues and tactical positioning become more important than ever. The green tint of night vision becomes your best friend in these conditions.

Beyond multiplayer enhancements, the battle royale mode receives a game-changing new class called Refitter. Based on promotional footage and my early testing, this support class can drop Armor Packs for squadmates. These additional armor plates reduce body shot damage dramatically. The Refitter also possesses the Engineer ability, which slowly repairs and reinforces vehicles and armor. This could shift the battle royale meta toward more defensive, team-oriented strategies.

A new Operator Skill joins the arsenal: the Ballistic Shield with built-in machine pistol. Veterans will recognize this from Call of Duty Black Ops 4 as Ajax's specialist weapon. It provides mobile cover while maintaining offensive capability, though balancing appears carefully considered. During testing, I found it particularly effective for objective-based modes where pushing positions requires both protection and firepower.

The seasonal content demonstrates the developers' commitment to community requests. From night maps to legendary operators, Season 12 addresses what players have been discussing for months. With the November launch window, players have substantial new content to explore through the holiday season. The simultaneous updates to both multiplayer and battle royale modes ensure there's something for every playstyle.

As someone who's experienced every season since launch, I can confidently say this nighttime thematic creates the most atmospheric combat scenarios yet. The tactical considerations of limited visibility combined with the new equipment options create nearly endless strategic possibilities. Whether you're a casual player or competitive enthusiast, Season 12 offers compelling reasons to dive back into the action.