The release of Modern Warfare 2 beta stormed the markets on September 16. Players from different parts of the world tuned in to have a taste as they were eagerly waiting for its release. However, Activision only gave access to pre-ordered customers, shifting all others to the following week. After all, it is the minimum the franchise could do to give them leverage above others. 

The first week of the Modern Warfare 2 beta was a blast as the franchise finally unveiled some bits of the game. It was simply perfect as it enthralled every fan, meeting their year-long expectations. However, the franchise had no intentions to halt there as it had some fresh updates in the store. As a result, they announced the same on September 23, 2022, with the Modern Warfare 2 beta entering its second week. 

 Infinity Ward alerts fans with fresh updates for the Modern Warfare 2 beta 

Despite week one being a total success, the Call Of Duty community raised a few problems concerning Modern Warfare 2. They complained about multiple things like slide-cancel, weapon exploits, sound errors, in-game bugs, and a few more. So, to adhere to the problem, the developers announced massive changes for week two. 

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Infinity Ward apologized to fans for the inconvenience and promised to make things better, as it was the most anticipated game of this year. So, let’s look at some major changes for Modern Warfare 2 beta. 

First things first, they announced the addition of two new maps, Sariff Bay and Sa’id. Along with that, they confirmed the revival of Ground War, a 32 v 32 combat. The franchise also added a new TDM, Sandbox, introducing the “invasion pits two teams of 20 players and 20 AI against each other. With large maps, 80 combatants, water play, ground vehicles, air vehicles, and more.”

Next, Infinity Ward limited the perk earn rate similar to the last week, as they wanted players to explore the game to a greater scale. But, to counter this, they added a fresh gunsmith class, allowing players to customize their favorites according to their needs. 

Lastly, they promised a better Call Of Duty experience, along with a better user interface and lesser bugs. So, if you’re still waiting to try Modern Warfare 2, we highly believe it’s time!

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