The popular changes in Modern Warfare 3’s multiplayer mode continue. Activision has recently teased the return of the Classic Minimap. In the 2019 Modern Warfare reboot, Infinity Ward had removed the classic minimap, causing a divided opinion among fans. Players had to rely on the compass at the top of the HUD to determine the direction of enemy fire. This decision was made to encourage players to actively search for the origin of a gunshot, rather than just following red dots on the minimap.

The absence of the minimap in Modern Warfare 2 also received criticism as it was seen as benefiting casual players. Without red dots to track, casual players had more freedom to navigate and fire without being easily located. Other Call of Duty games allowed players to avoid showing up on the minimap by using suppressors.

However, it seems that Infinity Ward and co-developer Sledgehammer have reconsidered their approach for Modern Warfare 3. Confirmation of the return of the classic minimap comes from a screenshot shared by the CharlieIntel Twitter account, which shows a text conversation with a hidden number from the recently released Modern Warfare 3 trailer.

The in-game reveal event for Modern Warfare 3 is scheduled for August 17. This event is expected to provide further details on the game and confirm the teasers released by Activision so far. The game itself is set to be released on November 10. While waiting for the release, fans have been exploring various theories inspired by the Modern Warfare 3 trailer.

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