(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Robert Bowling, also known shed some light on what we can expect from the developers behind Modern Warfare 3 in terms of patches and hot fixes.

Modern Warfare 3 received patch 1.03 recently, but as players have been experiencing other issues not addressed by the patch, Bowling clarifies that there are more updates to come.

When asked by Hutch on whether the spawn system is being addressed, Robert assured that spawns are being worked on, and he went on to explain that there are “lots of updates in [the] works and daily hot fixes happening. [We] will continue to address and update.” Apparently, the map “Outpost”, which received a hot fix yesterday, is still exposed to glitching. One fan complained to Robert that he was killed by a cheater underneath the map, Bowling clarified “hot fix already in the works, please report that player so that we can stop him from playing”. Another major exploit that’s becoming more popular is the unlimited Stealth Bomber glitch, which Robert addressed by promising that it will be ironed out through a hot fix that will go live soon, and of course anyone abusing the glitch will be banned.

As we recently reported, PS3 players are experiencing more issues than the other systems, Robert reassured that Infinity Ward is indeed ”working on [PS3 framerate issues, lag, etc ]. Daily meetings are [being held to] investigate cause and solutions. We will get [the problems] resolved for you.”

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its good to hear, but should they have to roll out updates? If they would of hosted a public beta before release 3/4 of these issues would of been addressed early and these issues could of been avoided.
Great post

A public beta would then lead to Activision losing customers because beta's have problems and bugs. And they wouldn't want us to see that thus having an in-house beta.

Activision want us to think when the game is released it will be in perfect fully working order and as we all know (the hardcore gamers) that's never the case.

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