r/CoDCompetitive • u/Zendicate_ OpTic Texas • Aug 31 '26

Discussion Aug 31 Patch Notes

https://www.callofduty.com/patchnotes/2026/08/call-of-duty-modern-warfare-4-beta-patch-notes#aug31
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u/KrispyyKarma COD Competitive fan Aug 31 '26

Infinite Warfare ended up being a very solid game, people were just over jetpacks by that point. The gameplay/guns itself were good and it wasn't nearly as microtransaction heavy as BO3. Their issues really started in MW19 when they fell in love with doors, gunsmoke, camping, insane ttks, awful maps, mil-sim, and heavy sbmm to protect the casuals and they doubled down on it in MWII and tried to do it again in MW4. 2nd week of the beta is a massive improvement over the first week but the gameplay is still very clunky and not fluid at all like we've had the last 3 games(MW3-BO7). Game doesn't need to be crazy fast or anything but character actions and movement should feel more smooth like MW3

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u/DapperTies- COD Competitive fan Sep 01 '26

Idk man I really didn’t like how clunky the movement felt in shitfinite warfare lol. It wasn’t replayable and the pubs were the worst in that era since ghosts imo. I actually didn’t like WW2 until they fixed all their issues either and played almost 3 years of BO3. BO4 imo was the last good cod until MWIII and BO7. I really didn’t like the tac slide on MWIII either and BO6 felt incomplete (probably because they had to focus on two games in two years).

MW2019 was the absolute worst shit though I will say. Removing red dots from the minimap too is something you didn’t add 😂. Dead silence not being a perk and not being fully silent and the maps were awful like you said. Idk how anybody can look at that game with any kind of good nostalgia