Modern Warfare 2 suffers the same fate as Infinity Ward repeats the mistakes of its prequel

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Modern Warfare 2 is about to finish its first week of beta testing, where PlayStation players have given the game a go on their systems. Now, the second week is about to start, which will make the beta available for PC and Xbox users as well.

As the first week is about to end, the community has provided feedback to the developers about what they liked and what they didn't. So far, the main concerns have been the SBMM system, the Dead Silence field upgrade, disbanding lobbies after every match, and no red dots appearing on the mini-map.

Surprisingly, the community had similar complaints about Modern Warfare 2019.

Modern Warfare 2 suffers from the same problems the game from 2019 suffered. It has been three years since the Modern Warfare reboot launched. It is important to note here that the community complained about the same issues three years ago that are currently present in Modern Warfare 2. This has left the players wondering if the developers are listening to their customers.

Skill-based matchmaking system matches players with each other based on similar skill levels. Although this makes the game more competitive, it also leads to the title losing its casual aspect.

A majority of gamers hop into Call of Duty games for a casual gaming session, and this very aspect is being affected due to SBMM. Due to this, after every match, a lobby is disbanded to match players with others who are on par with the skill level they showcased in their last match.

Secondly, the community wants the Dead Silence field upgrade to be a perk in the game rather than an upgrade. It used to be a perk in earlier Call of Duty titles that suppressed the player's footsteps. This was preferred by the players who wanted a stealthy approach.

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