What the DMZ UAV Tower Fix Means for Your Matches

The UAV tower fix should make DMZ matches less oppressive and more enjoyable for solo and small squads, while the four-player free-for-all change could shake up the game's balance and spark further de…

The UAV tower fix should make DMZ matches less oppressive and more enjoyable for solo and small squads, while the four-player free-for-all change could shake up the game's balance and spark further de…

Key points - Modern Warfare 4 launched today after campaign and DMZ modes rolled out earlier. - DMZ lets 20 squads drop onto a massive map in an extraction shooter format. - UAV towers could be captured and expanded, creating large no-go zones for enemies. - Infinity Ward updated DMZ to let players steal back UAV Towers from enemy control. - The same update allows parties of four to queue into free-for-all bouts.

Timeline - Last week: Modern Warfare 4 campaign mode became accessible to players. - Earlier this week: DMZ mode launched, and players quickly found UAV towers frustrating. - Today: Modern Warfare 4 officially released. - This week: Infinity Ward announced a minor update allowing UAV tower steals in DMZ.

FAQ

Q: What exactly changed with UAV towers in DMZ? A: Players can now steal back UAV Towers from enemy control, preventing one squad from hogging them and creating oppressive no-go zones.

Q: Why were UAV towers so frustrating before? A: Enemy squads could capture and expand towers, making huge areas where you'd be spotted instantly, leading to a rush for control.

Q: What else was in the update besides the UAV fix? A: The update also allows parties of four players to queue into free-for-all bouts, which some players are criticizing as unfair.