Awesome Modern Warfare map layout combines Crossfire and Bog

A creative design for a Modern Warfare map would combine two fan-favorite locales from Call of Duty 4 into an epic battlefield for the latest game.

A stitchwork for long-range maps Bog and Crossfire would make the hybrid map look a lot like its COD4 campaign counterpart, but with more lanes to let players move about the different terrain.

In creating the design, aptly named ‘Wartorn,’ Reddit user ‘xQcs_taxes’ wanted to bring a revival of sorts for the cherished maps but with a new twist that would let it serve a higher volume of players.

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“I’ve always pictured Bog and Crossfire together since I first played COD 4,” they explained, making note of the multiplayer variants rather than the campaign design.

“I’d love to see both of these maps make a return in a unique way that connects them and allows for a ‘new’ Ground War map. It would fit perfectly with the game; it could have a night and day version.”

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Though their original design only gave players a single lane that would connect the two maps, a revised version gave the map a lot more depth and flexibility.

There’s a ton of space to work within the revised version which positions Bog on the south end while transitioning to the tattered streets of Crossfire.

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Separate alleyways would let players weave through the two terrains and for good measure seeing as both maps were popular for long-range sniping.

Ground War already gives players plenty of reasons to stay perched in a single spot to scope out players from a distance, so having extra buildings and tight corridors would be perfect to counter annoying snipers.

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Since its October 2019 launch, developers Infinity Ward has revived popular maps from Call of Duty history.

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Maps like Crash, Shipment, and Vacant, that are now in the game, came from the 2008 CoD entry that forever changed the franchise as a whole.

While this map concept might need some fine-tuning, it could be a new way for Infinity Ward to incorporate its older locations into the game instead of the remasters with minimal changes.