Other modes added with the update, such as the Ground War playlist with Realism rules and no tanks, remain. Modes like that are meant to be a fun distraction, so it's understandable the developer don't want them to be too rewarding. Giant Infection is also classified as a party mode, meaning kills/deaths accrued while playing it don't factor into players' main stats. Though that may be disappointing to see, it's worth keeping in mind that Modern Warfare has a Battle Pass where XP gained is a key factor in climbing up the tiers. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. The Giant Infection playlist was giving out a little too much XP, so we just rolled out a playlist update to remove the mode while we work on a fix.

The developer announced this in a tweet, though did not provide a date as to when Giant Infection would return. The mode has since been disabled until the issue is resolved. The player count and the size of these maps created a different kind of chaos from traditional Infected, but perhaps it was a bit too good.ĭeveloper Infinity Ward quickly discovered that Giant Infection was awarding players more XP than intended. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's latest party game addition has been removed.Īs part of this week's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare content update, the game received a number of fresh playlists and new modes.Īmong them was Giant Infection a variant of Infected played on the game's big Ground War maps.

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