Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare – Here’s What’s Changing

On August 11th, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone secured an update intending to streamline a number of weapons in the game. Weapons including the FAL and M91 have benefited from increased damage, and an awaited second patch aims to remedy graphical corruption problems impacting weapons.

Massive updates have led to growth in the game’s file size, so making sure your system’s drive has enough room is a must. 

Other changes have led to the Holger light machine gun having ADS speed and increased damage, and the Bruen MK9 receiving reduced damage range.

A number of bug fixes have solved an issue that followed the opening of the weapon armoury and an exploit involving the Shooting Range trial.

Servers ran into some trouble following the update, which was confirmed by the studio Infinity Ward to be connection issues.

Updated playlist

First and foremost change in the Patch Notes is updated playlist for both COD Modern Warfare and Warzone. A total of five playlists were updated in Modern Warfare while about half a dozen playlist from Warzone witnessed a change.  

Following the playlist updates, the new patch list also fixed a number of general bugs. You would now be able to produce on APCs even while they’re in battle, as long as the vehicle’s health bar is not empty. Fixes for various bugs were introduced, starting with the Tracker prints where players could see Tracker impressions on the ground subsequent to respawning, despite the fact that it was not equipped. Another ix for an issue where the Riot Shield could show up sideways in the review screen or appear crooked during crew walk. Numerous fixes to help the Tomogunchi Turbo watch work as originally desired. 

An issue where the scoreboard could reflect wrong data while going from a multiplayer match to a Warzone match was troubling a lot of players who were unable to keep a track of their score. Fortunately, this issue was also resolved in this update of the game.