Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) has caused quite the uproar among its fan base with Activision rolling out announcements frequently. Recently, the company posted a brand new concept User Interface (UI) on X (formerly Twitter) with an interesting option in the playlist called Nuked Verdansk. It also featured maps like Ashika Island and Vondel as well as different game modes displayed on the bottom ribbon.
Although, official announcements have not included any details about the upcoming UI, certain leaks have hinted that it will be similar to the one currently being used for Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2. The presence of a clean and easy-to-navigate UI can enhance the overall gameplay experience significantly.
Let us take a closer look at the concept UI that was showcased for MW3.
Nuked Verdansk teased in new concept UI for MW3
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 is being being hyped up heavily due to the recent reveal of upcoming changes. One of the most significant changes coming to the new shooter is a buff to overall movement mechanics that the player base had wanted for Modern Warfare 2 and the battle royale. Now, the community has found a new reason to look forward to Activision’s new campaign-multiplayer title.
The Twitter page @WarzoneTFN uploaded a screenshot of a new concept UI for MW3, and it seems to have drawn positive responses from the player base. The well-conceptualized design provides access to all important features with a single click. The featured graphics of the character model complement the dark background and highlight all the options and floating tiles for players.
However, observant gamers focused on a specific option called Nuked Verdansk. The menu seems to be present in the battle royale section, which may be a hint to the possible return of the fan-favorite map in a new scenery. The developer might include a destroyed Verdansk map as a fresh version for the player base to enjoy.
The new map might also include different Points of Interest (POIs) in the aftermath of a nuclear explosion. A percentage of the original map could stay intact while the others show signs of massive conflict. However, this would call for a complete re-design as the map will have to be introduced to the current platform for both MW3 and Warzone 2.
It is important to note that the screenshot of the UI was purely conceptual and will quite possibly not resemble the one in the game’s final release. The actual UI for MW3 has not been revealed and will require common elements to integrate into the existing Call of Duty HQ platform.
The creativity of the community always has a chance to influence the choices of the developer. So, maybe we can be optimistic.
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