Stir Crazy will be a 10 v 10 playlist featuring Cranked, Domination, Hardpoint, and Kill Confirmed. There is also a hardcore version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s new playlist confirmed as well, and it is very similar, still featuring Cranked, Domination, and Kill Confirmed, but replacing Hardpoint with Team Deathmatch. These playlists are notable because they features 10 v 10 combat encounters on maps which are usually restricted to a 6 v 6 limit.
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Beyond this, there are also some general fixes made to address bugs and improve performance, and the update to Warzone brings a new playlist as well, entitled Scopes and Scatterguns. This is effectively a trio mode which limits players’ choice of weaponry only to shotguns and snipers.
The new Stir Crazy playlist is certainly going to create some insane situations, as packing twenty players onto a map ment for 12 will make things much more tense and confrontational. That said, the new playlist has stirred up some controversy, as many fans find the update to be rather pointless due to its similarity to the mosh pit mode which this update removed. Still, it seems like the changes made to the maps’ capacity will mix things up at least enough to hold players over until more desired updates such as the introduction of duos to Warzone make their way in.
Other changes coming with the update include the addition of Drop Zone to both core and hardcore playlists, although this comes at the cost of the removal of Deathmatch Domination. For the most part, fan reaction to the update has been either indifferent or negative, as many claim it feels too similar to what was already in the game. This paired with the fact that Duos for Warzone was not officially announced seems to have left a sour taste in the mouths of players.
That said, Duos should be coming sometime this season if the recent promotional image that was leaked is to be believed, so fans don’t have long to wait for that. In the meantime, players should take advantage of the Double XP and Double Weapon XP event starting this Friday and continuing on until the 20th of April.
Here are the full Call of Duty: Modern Warfare April 14 patch notes.
PLAYLIST UPDATE:
Modern Warfare:
Adding Drop Zone in both core and Hardcore (Removes Deathmatch Domination) Adding ‘Stir Crazy’ Playlist – 10v10 playlist with Cranked, Kill Confirmed, Domination, and Hardpoint Adding Hardcore ‘Stir Crazy’ Playlist – 10v10 playlist with Kill Confirmed, Cranked, Domination, and Team Deathmatch Removing NVG Realism Mosh Pit
Warzone
Adding “Scopes and Scatter Guns” BR Trios playlist – Snipers and Shotguns only (Replaces regular BR Trios
GENERAL FIXES:
Fixed an issue on PC where players would lose the ability to use Field Upgrades purchased when replacing Armor Plates while in the Buy Station menu Upon picking up a dropped SKS, the initial raise audio would be heard globally. This has been fixed. Fix for Azur’s “Brother’s Keeper” skin displaying the incorrect headgear while in the multiplayer squad walk Added icons to the killcam to show if you were killed by someone using Dead Silence or Stopping Power Fix for the stats graph for the Renetti appearing incorrectly
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is available now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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Source: Charlie Intel