Modern Warfare 3: A Gaming Evolution
New footage and images of the Modern Warfare 3 reveal have shown the much-anticipated updated versions of all sixteen MW2 (2009) map remakes. However, it's the enhancement in mantling speed that has grabbed the spotlight in the gaming world.
Developed by Sledgehammer Games, Modern Warfare 3 addresses several long-awaited community requests. The return of the classic mini-map, which exposes player locations when firing an unsuppressed weapon, is one such update to enhance the user experience. Additionally, in response to dissatisfaction among the players, developers slowed down multiplayer TTK speed by increasing base health to 150.
Community-Driven Changes
Modern Warfare 3 reclaims its user-centric design in the world of gaming by introducing a map voting feature in multiplayer mode. Sledgehammer Games announced extensive movement modifications, including slide and reload cancelling, faster movement speed, etc. The enhanced mantling speed and mobility are set to greatly benefit the gaming experience.
Skepticism about these movement modifications was prevalent among community members until they got a first-hand experience of Modern Warfare 3. The improved mantling speed particularly caught their attention, with the devs promising more improvements to come.
New Mapping Experience
Sledgehammer Games revealed gameplay footage of MW2 (2009) maps in Modern Warfare 3. The first sneak-peek at the Highrise remake shows an operator sprinting around the map and mantling to locations previously unreachable. The faster sprinting and mantling speeds were immediate standouts in these games, eliciting player responses such as, 'Thank you for making the movement and mantling a lot faster.'
The developers provided reassurance that the 'movement feels even better than it looks.' This statement prompted excitement among community members. Responses included, 'This s*it looks so good… the movement looks so smooth.'
Even with the enthusiasm, there were some concerns over players being able to jump into new locations. One player expressed their uncertainty as an original MW2 player but stated a willingness to adapt if this is the case.
First impressions of the new and improved Modern Warfare 3 movement will be presented at Call of Duty Next, providing a high quality gaming experience to the players.
