Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare just removed two of its newest maps

Call Of Obligation: Modern Warfare simply removed two of its newest maps

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Last week, Infinity War quietly added three freshly maps to Cry Of Duty: Advanced Warfare, a game that hasn't seen significant additions in months. But information technology appears that silence wasn't entirely misplaced, because Infinity Ward has since removed two of those new arenas from the gage.

Don't worry: Killhouse, the fan-darling correspondenc from 2004's original Modern Warfare, is here to check. Simply where that map was donated its possess 24/7 playlist, Drainage and Camellia State-Raab Airbase were only always playable in custom games. Eurogamer reports that the maps have now nonexistent, in one case many with zero comment from either Infinity Ward or Activision.

Call Of Duty appears to be abundant with premature launches lately. Just this hebdomad, Warzone's long-suspected nuclear armageddon kicked dispatch early, as dud bombs fell on Verdansk. Warzone and Grim Ops – Cold War's new R1 Shadowhunter Crossbow also arrived in the lead of agenda, eventually coming to just Cutting War a week later.

Withal more Warzone leaks appeared this week, likewise. Modern Warzone reports that a new in-game bundle includes a skin for suppressed operator Sparks and the suppressed Sykov shooting iron, though the listing was quick pulled from the storehouse.

It's currently unclear whether Drainage and Al-Raab Airbase will ever make their way back to Modern Warfare in a many established content. PC Gamer has reached bent on Activision for comment.

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