Infinity Ward pulls two of the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare maps surprise-added to the game last week without explanation – Eurogamer.net

In another twist in the ‘has Activision deserted Call of Duty: Modern Warfare?’ saga, Infinity Ward has actually now pulled two of the brand-new maps surprise-added to the video game last week.Last week,

we reported how 2019’s Modern Warfare suddenly received 3 brand-new maps, 4 months after Activision left the game behind to focus on Black Ops Cold War and Warzone.

to the game as part of the massive mid-season two update, are Killhouse, Al-Raab Airbase(6v6)and Drainage(Gunfight). Killhouse was added to Multiplayer alongside the new Killhouse 24/7 playlist, which remains readily available today.However, Al-Raab Airbase (6v6)and Drainage(Gunfight), were only ever offered to play in personal matches. Now, they’re gone from the list of maps you can

choose in custom-made games.This unusual advancement has actually come with no description from either Activision or Infinity Ward, although perhaps that’s unsurprising given that neither business acknowledged the arrival of the maps in the very first place. The latest tweet from the developer is dated 8th March, although there have been a couple of retweets ever since. In addition to Killhouse, the Drainage( Gunfight)and Al-Raab Airbase maps are also readily available in #ModernWarfare Personal Matches.Read more: https://t.co/lVkbsr6UCG pic.twitter.com/bK7Cr6ShEV!.?.!— Call of Duty Tracker (@CODTracker)March 31, 2021 This material is hosted on an external platform, which will only display it if you accept targeting

cookies. Please make it possible for cookies to see. Manage cookie settings In December, Modern Warfare’s season six came to an end without any sign of a season seven

. Modern Warfare launched on 25th October 2019. Because then, it’s seen the launch of free-to-play battle royale Warzone, Treyarch and Raven’s Black Ops Cold War, and 6 seasons’worth of brand-new material and fight passes.It was believed dead, however recently’s surprise news suggested Modern Warfare had actually not been completely forgotten.Fans had actually hoped Captain John”Soap” MacTavish would be included as a brand-new operator to the video game, given that he’s mentioned in Modern Warfare and heard in Warzone, but so far he’s no place to be seen. Maybe he’ll be included as part of Warzone’s upcoming nuke event.Meanwhile, Activision seemingly unintentionally launched a brand-new package for Modern Warfare that includes a skin for a so-far unreleased operator called Sparks, and a skin for the un-released Sykov pistol, recommending both are on their way to Warzone quickly. The bundle was rapidly pulled from the shop. Some Modern Warfare players are seeing the Sparks Operator Bundle in the store now, and it includes the un-released pistol. pic.twitter.com/yXOSD569fA!.?.!— Call of Duty News (@charlieINTEL )April 6, 2021 This material is hosted on an external platform, which will just display it if you accept targeting cookies. Please enable cookies to view. Handle cookie settings The Sykov handgun, currently only available to play Modern Warfare by means of Survival mode( the mode that was, controversially, a timed PlayStation-exclusive upon the launch of Infinity Ward’s shooter ), was discovered in Warzone in February through a weapon blueprint.