(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Why did InfinityWard fail to include any night time maps in MW2???

As with other things missing, the night vision is available in Single Player and NVG's even came packaged with Prestige Edition of the game but they failed to include any on the Multiplayer side.

First, most all modern armies are issued standard NVG's and secondly, most all military officials would agree that a night time engagement is better than broad daylight.

So,why? Have any of you considered this before?

I would like to hear your theory as to why they scrapped the night maps from MW2.

I think it was because everybody complaining about the map Wetwork from COD4 and not being able to see other players. Personally, I thought that map was great for run and gun and sniping but what do I know, I take what I am given.

Vote if you would like to see a night map on MW2 or not and please provide your opinion.

^^^ I agree, weather conditions and day/night should change on every map randomly.

You might get rain at night on favela or snow at night in Afghan (yes it does snow in the desert, temps reach 16 degrees on north rim of the Grand Canyon and snows there every year)

That would be a level designers nightmare. You can't take into consideration so many values when doing a map besides programing it isn't a simple process of writing two code lines and calling it a day.

But IW wanted to make the game physics true to life, they prided themselves on it before the release. They added things like grenades that can roll down the hill, exploding fuel tanks, and and snow/ice/rain/swirling trash.

Why not add day/night???

It makes no since.

Not really.....because night on Wasteland would be impossible

Not really. Just add nightvision

Thermals at night would be nooobish..

but wetwork was fun because nobody could see each other.. mp5 all day

it'd probablly be like underpass so yea y not somthin new, im down

Underpass at night...

I would kill myself.

it would be sooo cool especially when you have thermal scope on!