WhenCall of Duty: Modern Warfare Remasteredwas introduced in 2016, it had a solid player base of around6,000 users. When the hype subsided after a year or so, only a few dozen faithfuls were left behind to keep the flame burning.
Luckily for those who love this COD title,the gamerecently experienced a massive surge in popularitydue to the upcoming,highly anticipated mod.
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The number of playersrose to almost 2,000 in the last 30 days, a record high since December 2016.
An Unlikely Return To Form From An FPS Great
The new H2M Mod usesCall of Duty: Modern Warfare Remasteredas its basis.This nifty mod is meant tooverhaul the original Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer gameplay.
Since its announcement, streamers have been going bananas creating content around the now borderline retro COD outing. The enormous number of clips within the community enticed “old heads” to go back to their long-lost love.
Although we arguably havemuch better shootersnowadays,you can’t beat a hearty dose of nostalgia.
It’s worth noting that this mod is mainly focused on the multiplayer experience. As the mod’s creators have stuck with the visual improvements first seen in theCall of Duty 4: Modern WarfareRemaster. However,we would argue this decision to honor the source material is a good choice overall.
One of the creators' main concerns is how they will maintain the hype. Luckily, the development team came up with anawesome solution using a progression system.
The H2M Mod will feature the iconic camos fromModern Warfare 2but also introduce a few more outfits. You can also expect animated skins.
Players will be excited to hear that the mod has emblems and calling cards, all originalMW2multiplayer maps, as well as custom maps andModern Warfare Remastered Maps. So, all in all, plenty of reason to return to this FPS hit of old.
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