Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare's missing maps will return with 'a bit more love'

Call Of Obligation: Modern Warfare's missing maps will return with 'a bit more love'

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Later two weeks of silence on the surprisal plus, and consequent removal, of two new maps for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare, Infinity Ward has finally explained that the 2019 shooter will smooth Be getting the new maps—they just arrived a bit earlier than intended.

Atomic number 13-Raab Airbase and Drain quietly arrived aboard lover-favourite standard Killhouse in late March. But while the latter got its own playlist and a slot in the matchmaking rotation, the others were restricted to private, tailor-made games, signalling something wasn't rather right. That'd be proved right a calendar week subsequent when the two maps were unceremoniously pulled from the game.

Activision and Eternity Ward were both silent during this process. Indeed, Modern Warfare has largely been left in the dark since the new year, which is why the sudden add-on of three newborn maps adorned then many eyebrows. But Infinity Barbara Ward finally bust its silent last night, explaining that the new maps are all the same coming—they just weren't quite ready for release.

We fresh released two new maps to Modern Warfare, 'Drainage' and 'Al-Raab Airbase' which were available in esoteric match. We temporarily distant them every bit they aren't quite ready and need a minute more love before returning. We'll update soon on when they'll be second!April 12, 2021

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Premature launches seem to be something of a trend for Call Of Obligation lately. Warzone's nukes began to drop weeks ahead of the game's planned atomic Armageddon, while a nifty new crossbow was accidentally born early in some Warzone and Black Ops – Cold Warfare.

Static, it's right to see inexperient maps still coming to Modern Warfare. Eternity Aaron Montgomery Ward has largely left-hand the game behind to presumptively work along 2022's Call Of Duty. This class, however, Sledgehammer Games is reportedly bringing the series back to World War II.

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