Recent updates to popular video games like Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare 3 have brought significant changes to gameplay. One of the biggest changes is the adjustment to killstreaks – players will no longer receive points towards their next killstreak with each successful kill. This change will require players to earn kills and points the traditional way. Although it may make it more difficult for players to accumulate massive scores and streaks, it will balance the game and ensure no one individual can dominate the battlefield.
Another significant change is to the Superi 46 submachine gun, which was the most popular weapon in Warzone multiplayer matches. The movement speed of players carrying the weapon has been reduced, which could make it more difficult to rush around the map taking out enemies. There is no decrease in the weapon’s damage output, however, so skilled players who can position themselves accordingly may still benefit from using the Superi 46.
Additionally, a quality of life improvement has been made to the game by fixing the mask issue. Previously, players had to wait until they were inside the gas to put on their gas mask or risk having vision obstructed, but now, players can keep the mask equipped throughout the entire match without it taking up unnecessary space on their screen.
Interested players can view the full patch notes for Season 5 here, where they can find more information about these and other changes. In a related story, a new report alleges a portion of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was created using generative AI.
These updates are sure to add new layers to Call of Duty gameplay. Players can try out the changes, assess their effects, and determine how they plan to approach the new nuances of the game
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