As far as live service games go, few are supported as aggressively as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, which receives new updates on a weekly basis. Next week's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare update is set to be one of the biggest for the game to date, as it will bring Season 2 to a close and usher in Season 3, complete with new playable Operators, multiplayer maps, and more. But beyond new content, it seems Modern Warfare Season 3 will also have plenty of bug fixes for fans to look forward to as well.
Infinity Ward developer Joe Cecot recently responded to some fan concerns on Twitter, offering an idea of what Call of Duty: Modern Warfare players can look forward to being fixed in future updates. This includes a glitch where stun grenades fail to give players a hit marker, which was demonstrated by Twitter user Tyler. Tyler shared a clip to Joe Cecot of the glitch in action, and Cecot responded to the clip, so it should now be on Infinity Ward's radar. Infinity Ward is usually quick to address these issues, so fans should be able to expect a fix at some point during Season 3.
Fans can count on Infinity Ward eventually fixing this stun grenade glitch, but there are fixes that will likely come with the initial Season 3 update. The ongoing issues with shotgun slugs were also brought up to Cecot, and he responded by saying that he "believes" a fix for them is in the Season 3 update, so fans will need to stay tuned for the Modern Warfare Season 3 patch notes to be sure.
And finally, Cecot was asked about the ongoing UDT Ghost bundle that is giving Xbox One players trouble. Basically, Xbox One players were supposed to receive instant access to the UDT Ghost bundle after pre-ordering Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered, but so far, many players have been unable to access the content in the bundle. This is especially frustrating for Call of Duty fans on Xbox, as Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered is a timed-PS4 exclusive.
Luckily, Cecot has confirmed that the UDT Ghost bundle issues are being worked on. And since Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered officially launches on Xbox One on April 30, it seems like a safe bet that the fix will come before then. It's unclear if it will be as part of the initial Season 3 update or if the fix will just happen at some point during Season 3, however.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
Source: Dexerto