Activision justifies the absence of online multiplayer from its new remastering in order not to divide the community.
Just yesterday, and after several days of leaks, the remastering of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 of 2009 finally arrived on PS4 through the PS Store (soon on PC and Xbox One), a title that recovers its celebrated campaign with graphic improvements and more Yes, without including the successful multiplayer mode of the original installment, as its name suggests: Remastered Campaign. Now, Activision has explained through an official statement the absence of the popular online mode.
The entire online experience in Modern Warfare
And it is that as many will remember, the multiplayer mode of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 caused a furor at the time, being one of its main attractions for fans of the original game. Now, its managers have justified the absence of such a mode in the new remastering.
“Starting with Modern Warfare last year, our goal has been to bring players together in the same unified multiplayer base. Featuring crossover play, new post-launch maps, modes, weapons, and more free content, plus launch of Warzone, the all-new Call of Duty experience for free against all. The Modern Warfare universe will expand bringing new experiences to players, "they say from Activision.
So much so, that Activision does not want the Call of Duty community to be scattered between several titles, since they are committed to unifying the entire online experience in the current Call of Duty Modern Warfare, either through its classic game modes or the new battle royale Warzone, belonging to the same universe. As they point out, they will continue to expand Modern Warfare with new content throughout the year, either through unpublished elements or recovering maps of the past, such as the Rust of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 itself.
Do not miss the new comparative video between the original version of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and the new remastering at the level of graphic improvements.
