Shipment Returns to Modern Warfare 4 as Post-Launch Support Kicks Off

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Shipment, among the most recognizable arenas in Call of Duty, is now part of Modern Warfare 4’s standard 6v6 map pool and also appears in a playlist called Shipment 24/7. Longtime fans know that playlist well, since it lets players stay on Shipment nonstop, with only the mode changing. It is a favorite for camo and challenge progress, since players can repeatedly rack up eliminations without pause. In short, it is total mayhem, exactly the kind of experience Shipment fans enjoy.

• Shipment is available now in regular 6v6 matchmaking.
• Shipment 24/7 lets players stick to the map continuously.
• The mode is popular for fast challenge and camo progress.

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Shipment is the first post-launch map to arrive in MW4, though more content is already planned. The game’s first seasonal update is set to begin next week. Exact details have not been shared yet, but players can probably expect fresh weapons, a battle pass, cosmetic items, and possibly new maps and modes, based on past releases.

Modern Warfare 4’s campaign and multiplayer were reviewed together recently, earning a combined 7/10. The campaign was praised, while the multiplayer was described as enjoyable but not especially forward-looking for the series.

The review also noted that the arena-shifting Destroy Block stands out, but elsewhere there is little that feels new or especially inventive in the map design. It remains a familiar style of Call of Duty fun, just without much that feels unprecedented. Overall, it was described as a strong package from Infinity Ward, with the campaign serving as the main highlight and helping secure Modern Warfare 4’s place among the better recent Call of Duty entries.

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