How does Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer experience differ from 2019's Call of Duty?
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's cross-platform beta testing phase is now live, and players on PC, Xbox, and Playstation can finally play the beta together. Modern Warfare 2 has received mixed reactions from the fans so far. However, it is in the beta stage and developer Infinity Ward is collecting player feedback to improve the game.
Modern Warfare 2 is the successor to 2019's Modern Warfare reboot, which was a huge success. The game delivered exactly what the fans wanted - more realistic boots-on-the-ground combat. It marked a new beginning for the franchise back in the day, and the upcoming Call of Duty title is all set to do the same.
Despite both the games coming from the same developer, Modern Warfare 2 feels like a different game on its own.
Modern Warfare 2 is a unique game, not only with respect to 2019's Modern Warfare reboot but also the entire franchise. Here's how the title separates itself from its prequel.
Modern Warfare 2 received several graphical upgrades. A new GPU geometry pipeline was introduced to the game to create a truly cinematic experience for the players.
It features state-of-the-art photogrammetry, a new hybrid tile-based streaming system, a PBR decal rendering system, world volumetric lighting, and 4K HDR support. Along with this, details on various surfaces such as water have received an upgrade as well.
New animations for weapons, characters, and ragdolls succeed in setting the game apart from the 2019 Modern Warfare reboot.
Modern Warfare 2 has shown great work on audio. The developers have introduced a new reverb engine, improved 3D direction work, and a new sound-occclusion engine to create an immersive audio experience for the players.
The previous Modern Warfare game had players
Read more on sportskeeda.com
