Created a still alive XP gain for props.Increased XP gain for kills as a hunter.

Restore hunter’s health to 100 if they are low, to prevent blood overlay.

Fixed an issue where the final whistle would not always display properly.

Fixed props appearing during the final score screen.

These changes range from adding a “still alive” bonus for props so that they gain XP while hiding, to fixing a blood overlay glitch so that hunters can have less strawberry jam on their screen when searching for props. This update is also here to troll those hunters who are taken down by props, as they need to know that their modern military weapons are no match for a mighty wooden box or a well-worn couch.Īlong with bringing the Killcam to Prop Hunt, Raven has tweaked a few things as well. So now those montages will be filled with the most impressive table and chair jukes ever seen in gaming today. With this update, the Killcam is coming to Prop Hunt. It’s a mainstay of Call of Duty videos online, with montages full of these impressive testaments to player skill. They celebrate the game-winning kills at the end of matches, and reward players who have the skills to get these crucial, and sometimes flashy, plays.

Killcams are one of the quintessential features of Call of Duty. And it’s not only back, it’s better than ever. Raven Software has listened to the voices in the community who demanded the return of the popular Weekend Warfare game mode after its overwhelming success during April Fool’s weekend. But there’s even more to announce: the return of Prop Hunt in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered this weekend, starting today and lasting through May 1. It’s been a very busy week for Call of Duty with the reveal of Call of Duty: WWII.

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