

The Call of Duty franchise has always been well known for not only its multiplayer capabilities but for its Zombies mode as well. Not only that, but fans of the FPS series have also taken a liking to its Campaign mode. While the reception of the campaign is primarily negative, many are playing the multiplayer. While many find themselves to be having fun, there are a few maps within the title that have been causing issues. As a result, these maps have been temporarily removed from Modern Warfare III.
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As of right now, the following maps in Modern Warfare III are currently being removed from the game’s Multiplayer mode. They’re being removed in the Hardpoint and Cut Throat game modes due to the spawns being a bit unfair for players. The current spawn position causes them to die faster as it places them in front of enemies. Don’t worry as their removal is only temporary. There hasn’t been an official time given yet, but they will be re-enabled at some point in the future. The following maps are Quarry, Rundown, and Scrapyard.
Footage of some of these spawns has been captured and posted on Twitter/X. FaZe Linky captured footage playing on Quarry and showed how chaotic the spawn currently is for the map. As depicted in the video it’s a giant cluster of enemies and looks like a mess.
Stay tuned for more gaming content, including updates to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III and newly released titles.
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