The Vanguard alpha depicted a minimap system similar to 2019’s Modern Warfare. This unexpected solution works well and strikes a balance for all play styles. Classic minimap systems return.with a catch Is this another example of a commitment to realism being a drawback? At the very least, the sounds for footsteps have been improved, which is a step in the right direction. To many, this is the heart and soul of Call of Duty.īut there still seems to be some issues with gunfire audio that overpowers the sounds that should be more audible up close, making it hard to discern where someone is coming from. Since the footsteps are quieter, it makes it easy to rush around the map, which is ideal for aggressive players. Sledgehammer has found a happy medium in the beta, reducing the overall sound of the footsteps while adjusting them so you could always tell where your opponents are coming from. Sometimes, they’d be loud but would sound like they were coming from the wrong direction, while other times, you couldn’t hear enemy footsteps at all. One of the most pressing problems in the alpha was tied to the way enemy footsteps were handled, particularly in that it was hard to tell where they were coming from.
Vanguard’s audio has undergone noticeable improvements as well. Audio has been tuned to allow you to hear enemy footsteps easier, while still letting aggressive players rush around freely.
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