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Infinity Ward has no plans to change Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s mini-map

Devs continue to defend their decisions.
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Popular Call of Duty YouTuber Swagg recently went to Infinity Ward’s studios to try out the upcoming season of Modern Warfare multiplayer content and chat with developers. Swagg posted a video yesterday talking about his trip and his discussion with the design director for Infinity Ward, Joe Cecot.

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The YouTuber talked with Cecot about upcoming updates to MW and asked about Infinity Ward’s controversial mini-map change.

The design director told the YouTuber that there are no plans to change the mini-map and the design is working as intended.

Cecot explained that the development team wanted UAVs to be more of a reward, which in turn caters to the casual community. Swagg offered a rebuttal by asking why Ghost is so powerful. Cecot said the team would look into it, but won’t change the mini-map design.

Ghost is a tier-two perk in MW that allows players to remain invisible to UAVs, Personal Radars, Heartbeat Sensors, and Snapshot Grenades.

Infinity Ward has hinted that a huge update is in the works and will offer a nerf to the Riot Shield, kill feed adjustments, and more.


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