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The secondary modes don't seem to be getting a lot of love in season, as we still only have three original ground war maps, and War Mode still only having that single map for many of us has already gotten stale overall. If you're a multiplayer guy, then chances are you're going to think that this is a solid entry, and I'm going to give it an eight out of 10 zombies.
Zombies
Zombies was by far the most hated mode prior to release and was the first Zombies mode to release under the modern Warfare subtitle. Treyarch was under a lot of pressure to get it right but what was initially disdained from the audience before release quickly turned to praise as Modern Warfare Zombies actually turned out to be pretty good combining aspects of Treyarch's first open world Zombies mode outbreak with infinity Ward's newest extraction mode DMZ, to create something new, that's something both casual and hardcore players could enjoy multiple squads of up to three infill onto the map loaded with activities from destroying ether Nest to laying Siege on a mercenary stronghold or simply completing contracts to earn points to spend on classic zombie stuff like perks, weapon upgrades and even kill streaks the game can be as simple or as complicated.
As you're comfortable with, you can just drop in, level up your weapons, run trains at xfill sites, or grind out contracts in the low thread zones to make some quick cash, but there's so much more to the Modern Warfare Zombies Iceberg. If you go searching for things like story missions, dark ether raids, free perk Easter eggs, the blood burner dog houses bosses, and so much more, this layer of choosing your own difficulty also comes out in the map itself, with the outer edges being low threat zones, and as you work your way in, the zombies get stronger but the rewards get better.
It's a great place to just throw on some music and chill while leveling up weapons for multiplayer. And even the camo grind is pretty good, with an entirely separate zombie Mastery camo that is Borealis, and it might be one of the coolest camos to date. The map's redesign looks great too, unlike Outbreak.
The developers went all out in transforming Ekhan from its standard War Zone look to a postapocalyptic.
Warzone
30: Just feel okay to me, like multiplayer. A lot of the missteps from last year's release have been smoothed out over the past few months and with the MW3 integration. Even things like movement have been updated to the new field it all is a lot more responsive, and it really feels like we're slow SL getting back on track with constant communication with Raven software who have taken over control of the game back from Infinity War's clutches the map this year ukan, feels like a return to form 2 with a lot of similarities to verdansk in both setting and layout Resurgence is as fast-paced as ever supporting both Von Del and ashika in a rotating playlist which adds a lot of much needed variety but aik Island needs to go away forever that map sucks Plus plunder and lockdown also make its return in its own limited time playlist swapping in and out to help you level up your weapons and grind events making war zone feel like a complete varied mode once again I do have a few gripes with the core gameplay though audio, is some of the worst this game's ever seen it's so bad that community members have started making their own filters.
That compresses the audio down to hear footsteps better and sells them to players, effectively making this game on PC pay to win, but worse, you're not even paying Call of Duty to win anymore. The sound really has to be tuned and fastened by registration, which is still wildly inconsistent for me.
Sometimes you'll get five or six shots into an enemy before they somehow two-shot you because the server tick rate is still so much lower than the industry standard. BR needs unlimited tax. Sprint like it or not, a large part of the war zone is running across the map chasing gunfights and running from the gas, which is the quickest way to make that part of the gameplay loop tiresome.
Everyone was on the same playing field because everything was found on the ground. The same guns, the same attachments, and the same perks were all found on the ground, and it was more about knowing how to use whatever you found to your advantage and adapting to your ever-evolving load-out and L about building a recoiless MTZ Interceptor and using it only that until the developers Nerf it in a few weeks.
Maybe they could work on a casual mode without loadouts similar to Fortnite's no-build mode that revitalized a good chunk of that community, and it could do wonders here for those who want a more traditional Battle Royale experience. I would honestly recommend waiting a little bit on War Zone if you were a fan of the old days with Rebirth Fortune Keep, and even for Dance coming later this year.
I'm sure we'll be eating well soon, but for now. War Zone is just like a six out of 10; this is the one mode that's not behind that $70 pay wall, though, so if you're bored and have a few hundred gigs of space burning a hole in your hard drive, it doesn't hurt to try for yourself from a top-down perspective like this and with only 16 months to make an entire Call of Duty game.
Sledgehammer treyarch Raven and all the other studios involved with Modern Warfare 3 did a much better job than they're giving credit for. Modern Warfare 3 may not be the greatest cod to ever exist, but it's not nearly as bad as a lot of reviewers have claimed it to be a pawn release. I think it's definitely a 7 out of 10 Call of Duty weak in some areas like the campaign and War Zone, but MW3 Contin continues to be some of the best multiplayer in a while and serves as a worthy appetizer, holding us over until Treyarch's big next project in 2024.
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