Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, patch 1.28 reduces its weight on PC

With the increasing content and complexity of video games, it is as inevitable as it is occupied space on record has risen over the years and, if we include the updates and downloadable content, more often than not, a game manages to double or triple its original size, causing many problems for anyone with limited storage memory. A (negative) example of this is certainly Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, title developed by Infinity Ward and released in 2019 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One e PC, capable of exceeding the 230 GB of occupied space. Precisely on the latter platform it is already being released a patch corrective that will allow us to make free space on disk.

The leaker announced it CharlieINTEL, always reliable when it comes to rumors and rumors related to the first-person shooter series of Activision. In the tweet, visible at the bottom of the article, the leaker states that update 1.28 will finally allow you to delete game modes that we do not use, but without specifying when and if it will be released also for those who play on consoles. The arrival of this patch therefore resolves the main criticality of a game which, after the arrival of the battle-royale mode called Warzone, has aroused many complaints in gamers precisely because of the massive amount of disk space occupied, both on PC and on consoles.

We have dedicated one to this problem, particularly referring to upcoming next-gen platforms special in which the most suitable measures are also illustrated so as not to fear immediately filling the hard disks of the new consoles Sony e Microsoft products. At this point, we just have to wait for an official announcement from Infinity Ward to find out if those who play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on PS4 and Xbox One will be able to take advantage of this patch in the future.

Infinity Ward says the new patch update for Modern Warfare coming this week for PC will allow those who own Modern Warfare on PC to uninstall modes they don't play to free up drive space. https://t.co/goTZfZyYgH

- Call of Duty News (@charlieINTEL) October 12, 2020