Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III developers from Sledgehammer Games have reported that the game had one of the lowest crash rates in the series' history during its launch. Addressing improvements, they revealed plans for future game updates, including adjustments to the submachine guns (SMGs) which many players believe are currently underpowered. The team is considering changes based on players' feedback and could tweak aim assist options for better balance and fix glitches in the Firing Range. Additionally, they're discussing possible alterations to movement mechanics, such as bringing back the ability to bunny hop.

The developers, who recently held a detailed interview, emphasized their commitment to enhancing the game by testing new features through the experimental playlist, which allows rapid changes based on community reception. Notable upcoming modifications include the separation of dive and slide button bindings, and while time constraints have delayed the inclusion of Weapon Prestiges and bonus camos, they have not ruled out introducing these features in the future.

Despite Modern Warfare III's stable launch, the game has faced criticism, with players expressing dissatisfaction over the campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies mode. Issues like problematic spawn points in maps and laborious grinding for the game's most sought-after camo have led to fan complaints, and even some patches have been delayed

Sledgehammer Games appears to be actively working on resolving these issues and aims to maintain a transparent dialogue with the gaming community. The response to the developers' openness has been positive, and gamers are hopeful for improvements as the game moves forward.

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