Dr Disrespect and KiLLa believe Modern Warfare will be perfect for one reason

Daniel Cleary

Popular Twitch streamer Call of Duty world champion, Adam ‘KiLLa’ Sloss, are looking forward to the release of Modern Warfare after multiplayer was finally unveiled.

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The much anticipated gameplay reveal of the new Modern Warfare game left many with mixed emotions, after seeing the brand new look of the upcoming addition to the Call of Duty franchise.

There was a lot to dissect in the “Gunfight” mode which was displayed by popular Rainbow 6 Siege with the new leaning feature.

However, former world champion KiLLa, who has always been vocal on the state of competitive CoD, felt that this change in direction was needed for the franchise.

He expressed that the removal of slide ‘canceling’, which is a prevalent mechanic in Black Ops 4 used for the upper hand in gunfights, would lead to a much more tactical game, “Game looks amazing imo,” he said “anyone saying otherwise is a slide canceling moron.”

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Dr Disrespect, who has had hands-on experience with the game already, agreed.

The Doc expects it to be a good year for Call of Duty, agreeing with KiLLa by explaining that Modern Warfare’s gameplay requires more “pacing and tactics” than the likes of Black Ops 4, “You’re gonna love it KiLLa,” he replied, “Actual talented pacing and tactics.” 

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Although KiLLa and Dr Disrespect seem positive about the new changes coming to Modern Warfare, other Call of Duty stars, such as ACHES, have their reservations about the changes to movement mechanics.

The full multiplayer reveal for Modern Warfare is set for August 1, where fans will get a chance to see exactly what is in store for the game’s release on October 25.

About The Author

Daniel is former Dexerto weekend games writer, as an expert in various multiplayer games in numerous genres. His expertise also expanded into gaming content creators, and the rise of streaming and YouTube stars, as well as esports professionals.