With CoD Vanguard, the voting of maps was lost, a feature particularly appreciated by players
At the launch of Vanguard they were made available from the beginning seventeen maps for multiplayer mode. Among them, Eagle’s Nest turns out to be one of the most popular, located on top of hills, connected through two rather dangerous paths due to the risk of falls into the void, and which lead inside a Nazi shelter. Another rather popular one, which brings back to the oriental atmosphere of CoD: World at War, is Castle, set near a typical Japanese castle, with the addition of a partial destructibility of some parts of the structures.
However, there are also some maps not so popular among CoD Vanguard players, who however find themselves forced to play them anyway, since in this new game there is no map voting feature. available in previous titles.
The reason behind the removal of map rating in CoD Vanguard
It’s not at all uncommon for Call of Duty developers to decide to remove some of the features present in their games. The removal of the map rating in CoD Vanguard was actually done due to the engine used. The title was in fact built on the same engine as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare released in 2019, and this is denoted by the presence of the tactical sprint and the customization of the weapon. Voting maps within multiplayer allowed users to decide what would be the game scenario for the next match, thus allowing the possibility to choose a map they like.
To further confuse the players, it is still remembered as the function it was only reintroduced last year by Treyarch, in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. Its removal is therefore considered a step back from the progress made with the previous game. A user on Reddit created a post in which he asked for the return of the map vote, and in a very short time he obtained a very high number of consents about.
According to another user, this feature would have been removed due to the Vanguard functionality it regulates the pace of combat. It leads to a better performance of the maps with a different share of players, regardless of how many participants there are, thus raising the need to fill the lobby. And it is for this reason that a reinstatement of the map vote seems unlikely, at least as far as CoD Vanguard is concerned.
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