WhosImmortal’s recent video discusses some major updates that have been leaked for Modern Warfare 3. The video reveals information about playable operators, the return of the firing range, and the inclusion of pay-to-win elements in Zombies mode. While these leaks are not confirmed, they come from reliable insiders and leakers within the community.
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Key Takeaways:
- Playable operator Laswell will be introduced in the full version of MW3.
- The firing range will be returning, allowing players to test their builds and improve accuracy.
- Warzone will have a MW3 variant of the Vondel map, potentially changing layout and water visibility.
- Pay-to-win elements will be included in Modern Warfare Zombies, offering advantages in PvE gameplay.
Playable Operator: Laswell
Laswell, a character from the MW3 campaign, will be a playable operator in the full version of the game. This is not surprising, as previous campaigns have seen characters become operators. It’s a strategic move to sell more store bundles and adds variety to the operator roster.
The Return of the Firing Range
The firing range, a popular feature in previous Call of Duty games, will be returning in MW3. This allows players to test their weapon builds and improve their accuracy. Hopefully, it will be more advanced than in MW2, providing detailed damage profiles and accurate testing.
Warzone’s MW3 Variant: Von Del
Warzone’s integration with MW3 will introduce the Von Del map. This map will have its own MW3 variant, potentially changing the layout and water visibility. Players hope that the water in Von Del will be clearer and easier to spot enemies in, as it can currently be used as a cheesy escape route.
Pay-to-Win Elements in Modern Warfare Zombies
Leaked files suggest that Modern Warfare Zombies will include pay-to-win elements similar to those already present in DMZ. While these elements don’t provide a competitive advantage in PvE gameplay, it’s still disappointing to see monetization of in-game advantages. Hopefully, this won’t negatively impact the overall experience.
