Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 to Have Third-Person Mode Changes Ahead of Launch

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 to Have Third-Person Mode Changes Ahead of Launch

Activision have introduced some changes to the Third-Person mode in Modern Warfare 2

Call of Duty’s official social media accounts have revealed that the developers are making some changes to Modern Warfare 2’s third-person features and modes. Earlier this month Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s open beta introduced players to an all-new third-person multiplayer moshpit mode.

Players were able experience combat from a new perspective. The long-awaited game in the franchise is a week away from release, and players have already started pre-ordering to start playing early on October 21, when the pre-access campaign kicks off.

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Third-Person Features and Modes to go Through Changes Before Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Launch

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 to Have Third-Person Mode Changes Ahead of Launch
Third-person mode in Modern Warfare 2 will be favored by the fans

Activision recently took to social media via Call of Duty’s official Instagram account to update players on some significant changes made to third-person features in the upcoming Modern Warfare 2.

The changes, detailed in multiple slides, took players by surprise as it showed the developers were listening to their feedback after the open beta ended.

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 to Have Third-Person Mode Changes Ahead of Launch
Third-Person Perspective (TPP)

The first time a player used hipfire in third-person mode in Modern Warfare 2 Beta, ADS brought the player a first-person perspective that confused most of the players.

However, a recent improvement preserves third-person POV when using ADS at ranges below 4x magnification. This means you can enjoy hipfire in fast-paced combat for third-person players.

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Additionally, the FOV slider for this mode has been increased from 90 as seen in the beta to 120 in the final game. This increases the player’s field of view and allows them to move faster around the map while eliminating enemies.

Activision and Infinity Ward have also confirmed plans to improve audio balance, visibility, and lobby spread on launch day as further improvements to the game post-beta.

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