Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Information From Robert Bowling

Robbie Bowling (fourzerotwo), who is the community manager at Infinity Ward, decided to answer some questions that community asked him. Here is a summary of the information that Bowling was kind enough to share with us:

The game runs at a minimum of 60 FPS.
The game will be supported after release. The team hopes to increase security against cheaters.
The singleplayer campaign doesn't include co-op because the "cinematic experience" is lost when a second player joins in.
Spec Ops will use maps from both singleplayer and multiplayer.
Spec Ops will have its own progressive ranking system, which allows you to unlock new weapons and killstreaks.
MW3 will have dual optics, which means the weapon has two scopes, one for close-range and another for long-range combat. You can flip these on the fly.
There is a chance that you can cycle killstreaks as you please, but this isn't 100% confirmed.
Grenade launchers, aka n00b tubes, won't be removed, but they have been balanced.

The dual scope attachment sounds like a great addition to the game, but it wasn't confirmed or denied for multiplayer matches. Stay tuned for information as E3 2011 gets closer and closer!

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