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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's elusive new maps are spinal column for good

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Back in Marching music, Activision pulled a trick on Call of Tariff: Modern Warfare players by adding two new maps, Al-Raab Airbase and Drain, in a surprise update—before pulling them a week later. Well like a sho they're back, and the publisher is confident they're Here to halt.

Arriving without flourish alongside middle-season updates to Black Ops – Cold War and Warzone, Modern Warfare (2019) brought back the underived Modern Warfare (2007) mapping Killhouse alongside two brand new maps that, in hindsight, probably shouldn't have been in that respect.

Initially only available in toffee-nosed games, Infinity Ward quietly pulled the maps a week subsequent, before saying they'd eventually come back once they'd been given "a bit more love".

🚨#ModernWarfare Playlist Update!🚨Live now across platforms:- Adding 'Al-Raab Airbase' 24/7- Adding 'Drainage' to Gunfight and Gunfight- Snipers Only playlists- Removing Search and Destroy Double DownJune 30, 2021

As spotted by Eurogamer, the unweathered maps came back in an update earlier today. Al-Raab Airbase has been precondition its have 24/7 playlist, while Drainage is available to try in Gunfight's regular and Snipers Only playlists.

IT's a small addition to a stake that's largely been left on the backburner as Activision moves on with Cold War, Warzone, and Sledgehammer's as-yet-unnamed Cry out of Tariff coming later this year. That game is rumoured to be returning to WW2, bringing Warzone with it plunk for to the 1940s with a battle royale map set in the Pacific theatre.

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