Call of Duty: Modern Warfarejust launched this past Friday, and so far the reception to the game has been mostly positive. That being said, there have been some complaints about theCall of Duty: Modern Warfaremultiplayer playlists, specifically in regards to how players have been forced to play in playlists that put them in both larger-scale 10v10 multiplayer matches with bigger maps and the more traditional 6v6 maps. Luckily for fans, Infinity Ward has now changed things for the better.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfareplayers can now filter their playlists based on map and match size. This means thatCall of Duty: Modern Warfareplayers who aren’t fond of the bigger mapscan make it so they only have to play in the 6v6 maps. While this may not seem like a big deal to some players, it has been met with a hugely positive reception from the community, and it shows that Infinity Ward is wasting no time addressing fan complaints about the new game.
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That being said, it’s worth pointing out that thisCall of Duty: Modern Warfaremultiplayer playlist change won’t necessarily address all the issues fans have with the game’s maps. Some feel as though theCall of Duty: Modern Warfaremultiplayer maps are designed in a way that they encourage camping and discourage players from partaking in the more typical, run-and-gun style ofCall of Dutymultiplayer play. Unfortunately, this complaint can’t really be addressed without Infinity Ward making sweeping changes to the maps, and it’s unlikely that’s actually going to happen.
However, that doesn’t mean all hope is lost. Infinity Ward plans on releasing free content updates forCall of Duty: Modern Warfarein the future, and these content updates will sometimes contain new multiplayer maps. Rumors indicate that at least some of theseCall of Duty: Modern WarfareDLC maps will be based on classicCall of Dutymaps, with bothRust and Terminal having “leaked” for the game. No announcements about those maps have been just yet, but it would be surprising for Infinity Ward to keep its most popular maps out of the new game.
In the meantime, fans can expect Infinity Ward to updateCall of Duty: Modern Warfareon a regular basis in response to fan feedback.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfareis out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
