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Although the amount of cover and low brightness helped to alleviate the sniper problem that Bloc had, Downpour just ended up looking incredibly bland in comparison and didnвЂ™t manage to adapt well to Modern WarfareвЂ™s fast-paced gameplay. As with Bloc, a lot of the map saw very little fighting as most of the action took place around the barn.

This one is my personal least-favourite map due to the limited visibility caused by the never-ending rain. Flanking was an option, but tough to try alone due to the open space and the fact that each building was relatively easy to defend by a team. If you werenвЂ™t using a sniper rifle on this map you were almost guaranteed a negative kill-to-death ratio, as attempting to fight close-quarters usually made you an easy target. The tribulations of this map were not exaggerated despite being very large, most of the action took place in a central courtyard, with sniper battles raging between two apartment buildings on each side. BLOCД«ack during the peak of Call of Duty 4вЂ™s popularity, I donвЂ™t recall ever seeing Bloc coming up in the lobby screen without every player immediately jumping on the veto button. Note that this doesnвЂ™t include content included in the Variety Map Pack as I didnвЂ™t own that back in the day. Modern Warfare in particular still stood out to me as a solid online experience, and with that fun system in place there also has to come a great selection of maps right? I took the liberty of ranking each map from the base game from worst to best, mixing in both what I think of the maps now as well as my memories of playing them back in its heyday.

BACKLOT CALL OF DUTY SERIES

I recently returned to the series after a long hiatus and checked out the multiplayer components for nearly every major Call of Duty release since the seriesвЂ™ debut in 2003.

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