Following yesterday's... "surprise" launch of Call of Duty: Modern Wa🎀rfar⛄e 2: Campaign Remastered, Activision has offered clarification on why the re-release of Infinity Ward's 2009 shooter doesn't include its beloved multiplayer and Spec Ops 🅘PvE 🥂components. 

Explaining the decision in a new , Activision stated that its focus with the release of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, cross-play support, free-to-play battle royale mode Warzone, and Modern Warfare 2 Remastered over the last six months "has been to 𓃲bring players together seamlessly in one unified online multiplayer playground."

As a result, the publisher didn't want to splinter its use🅰rbase between two separate multiplayer experiences with the release of "a separate, multiplayer experience as a standalone pack."

Instead, both Activision and developer Infinity Ward are working to "bring more classic map experiences to new life within the Modern Warfare 🔯universe as it continues to grow and build over time", promises the blog post, suggesting that the upcoming rollout of Modern Warfౠare season 3 could see the return of additional fan favourite maps from the series' past. 

As it stands, classic locations like Shipment, Rust, and remixed versions of Boneyard are already available in Infinity Ward's 2019 reboot of its acclaimed Call of Duty series, so it's no surprise that more are on the ▨way. Still, it's disappointing to hear that the original Specs Ops mꦡodes aren't making a comeback, especially as the latest iteration of the PvE experience is... slightly more barebones. 

But, with the state of Call of Duty looking more accessible and polished than ever, it'ꦍs hard to comp🙈lain. 

Wondering if you should pick up the latest Call of Duty? Here's our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Modern Warfare review