Map Voting has been a crucial and highly integral part of Activision‘s franchise. However, it’s been missing from games released in recent years. With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, a lot of hardcore series lovers were expecting the return of this iconic Multiplayer feature. Sledgehammer’s team has eventually fulfilled their wish with this year’s upcoming FPS premium.

Ever since it was officially announced, MW3 was bound to bring back fan-favorite elements from past COD titles. However, all eyes were set on the resurrection of the option to vote for one’s favorite map. As expected, the devs didn’t disappoint the gamers at all. Their most-wanted feature has returned in 2023.

Map Voting is present in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 in all its glory!

For the uninitiated, map voting allows the players to vote for the map they want to dive into ahead of an online match. The feature was originally introduced in 2007’s COD 4: Modern Warfare. It went on to appear in many successive titles. But the last time it was seen in the series was during 2020’s Black Ops Cold War. Since then, both Vanguard and MWII haven’t brought back this option.

In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, however, everything fans like about the franchise has returned. From iconic maps and modes to weapons and map voting. While announcing 2023’s brand new game, an official blog had already confirmed map voting in MW3, back in August.

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In simple words, the presence of map voting will prevent the players from getting bored. Now, they have got a choice of what they want to play instead of being forced by the game to only play what pops up on the screen.

What’s there to enjoy for fans in Modern Warfare 3 right now?

Currently, COD lovers can hop onto the Beta version of MW3 ahead of its full release next month. The limited build of the game is packed with some of the most engaging surprises. For example, players can explore various Multiplayer modes such as Team Deathmatch, Kill Confirmed, Domination, Hardpoint, and Ground War.

Moreover, there’s also a selection of classic maps, based on the original Modern Warfare 2. Heading into the second Beta weekend, players can try out the likes of Favela, Rust, Estate, Skidrow, Popov Power Plant, and Highrise.

Not to mention the open-world Zombies mode, making its appearance in the 2nd Beta weekend. The mode will follow a PvE format and will require the players to go against massive hordes of the undead. The map of Urzikstan will act as the main setting for this mode. Interestingly, it will be the new Warzone map as well.

Coming back to Modern Warfare 3’s debut, it will eventually come out on November 10.

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