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Call of Duty HQ Update
Activision have made a significant change to Call of Duty HQ for players of the two older games - Modern Warfare II and III. Both these games have been moved out of HQ and are now standalone games in Steam, meaning you can go straight into MWII without having to make the hop through HQ first. It also means you don't suffer from having to wait for massive Black Ops updates that you don't care about if all you want to do is play DMZ.
Well done Activision for porting settings across - keyboard and mouse settings are preserved, as are system settings such as graphics and audio.
Less well done Activision for leaving 80GB behind under the cod22 and cod23 folders within Call of Duty HQ.
Update: rumours are circulating that the underbarrel grenade launcher glitch is back. If that is right, it could spell the end of DMZ. If you recall, this was fixed by accident via a Warzone patch last year, but the move away from Warzone has regressed DMZ to pre-fix status. Devastating news if true.
Well done Activision for porting settings across - keyboard and mouse settings are preserved, as are system settings such as graphics and audio.
Less well done Activision for leaving 80GB behind under the cod22 and cod23 folders within Call of Duty HQ.
Update: rumours are circulating that the underbarrel grenade launcher glitch is back. If that is right, it could spell the end of DMZ. If you recall, this was fixed by accident via a Warzone patch last year, but the move away from Warzone has regressed DMZ to pre-fix status. Devastating news if true.
