Modern Warfare Season 4 trailer teases Warzone changes, new map & guns Infinity WardInfinity Ward have released a brand new teaser trailer for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Season 4 \u2013 one that\u2019s officially revealed Captain Price as the new Operator, along with hints at the return of Scrapyard, a couple of familiar weapons and changes to Warzone battle royale. On May 27, Infinity Ward rolled out a trailer that contains teasers for some of what\u2019s to come in Season 4 of Modern Warfare, for both multiplayer and Warzone. Season 4 is scheduled to launch on Wednesday, June 3, free for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, and it\u2019s arguably been the most highly-anticipated one yet, as players are expecting a strong dosage of new content. Called \u2018The Story So Far,\u2019 this cinematic flashes back to the major points in Modern Warfare up to now, culminating with a few glimpses of the new season. Read More: Warzone players demand change to gas circle – Captain Price, the iconic character from the campaign, has essentially been confirmed as the new Operator after having been hinted at in a previous teaser. Warzone changes At one point in the trailer, Ghost can be heard communicating to Price that there\u2019s \u201csomething wrong in Verdansk,\u201d which is obviously a direct reference to the map used in Warzone. This could mean a number of things, and it\u2019s very likely that Infinity Ward will be shaking up the battle royale mode a bit in this upcoming season, seeing as how there are high expectations from the player-base. We could see some map changes be implemented; the opening of all the locked bunkers following a recent update really excited a lot of players, so one or several tweaks to the map\u2019s landscape would definitely be positively received. There\u2019s also a good chance the devs will finally release Duos; the playlist is one that many have requested since the game came out, and multiple leaks have claimed that it is part of the Warzone roadmap. Scrapyard The official Season 4 logo appears to be teasing that Scrapyard, the well-known map from Modern Warfare 2, has been remade and will be released as part of the new content. The addition of Scrapyard seems to be a near-certainty as every season\u2019s logo has contained an image of a new map that was released. Furthermore, considering that it\u2019s been in the game files for a while now, what better time to release it than now? Of course, those familiar with the map will know that it\u2019s technically already in Modern Warfare, as it\u2019s used as part of the Boneyard area in Warzone. Now, it appears that players will be able to enjoy it in multiplayer, as well. New weapons: Vector and Galil At the start of every season, Infinity Ward have released two new weapons free to all players who reach the necessary tier in the Battle Pass. For Season 4, it appears that those will be the Vector and Galil \u2013 two of the more legendary guns in the Call of Duty franchise. Read More: Grau or M4 in Warzone \u2013 which is better? – The Vector is a powerful SMG with a high fire rate and lower recoil, making it a fan-favorite in many of the games that it\u2019s been featured in. Its viability has always been strong enough where players have used it as an SMG-AR hybrid. This isn\u2019t the first time that these to weapons have been connected to the new MW title; they were both discovered in back-end game files and leaked, with some even managing to get a hold of some gameplay. With still some time left before Season 4 launches, we expect Infinity Ward to reveal more about all the new content that\u2019s on the way. So make sure to follow us on Twitter @DexertoINTEL for all the latest news, updates, guides, and more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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