Call of Duty Modern Warfare II has been struggling lately to keep the players engaged, especially when it comes to Multiplayer. However, the introduction of Ranked Play has, somehow, kept them busy due to the mode turning out quite appealing. But there are certain problems in the competitive experience as well and they need to be fixed sooner than later.

Recently, a popular professional Call of Duty player aBeZy mentioned how a rival FPS title in Valorant can change Modern Warfare II’s Ranked Play for good. The FaZe Clan star tried to explain that Riot Games’ online multiplayer offering has got some interesting options regarding matchmaking.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare II might get better with an option similar to Valorant for Solo players

Thanks to the efforts of Black Ops developer Treyarch, Ranked Play is now available in MWII following a long wait. While it’s been a success since launch, the mode has got certain aspects that could be improved for better results.

A few days ago, FaZe Clan’s aBeZy commented on Call of Duty Modern Warfare II’s competitive experience. Along with that, he also mentioned Valorant and a specific feature it has for online matches. In case if anyone is not aware, Riot Games’ title uses premade size cap in its competitive game mode, restricting four-play groups.

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Basically, aBeZy is impressed with how Valorant functions with the competitive matches. He suggested that Call of Duty Modern Warfare II players “should only be able to duo queue once you hit crimson/iridescent, but if you want to 4-stack you can, but you have to play other 4 stacks and get less SR. Pretty much like Val.”

If there’s any change that gets introduced for matchmaking, it will be in the background. So players won’t actually get to see an instant result unless they spend more time figuring out the difference. It will be interesting to see if Season 3 will bring several tweaks to Ranked Play or not. Especially, when it comes to the experience for Solo players.

Activision’s Modern Warfare II is now available across the globe. Interested users can buy it on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X\S, Xbox One, and PC.

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