Game News Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2: last call to take advantage of the multi beta, and it’s possible even without a graphics card!
This will probably not escape those who closely follow the news of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: an open beta dedicated to multiplayer had been deployed by Activision. If you haven’t had time to enjoy it this weekend, the American publisher is making the fun last with a two-hour extension! This is therefore the perfect opportunity to catch up or give in to the siren of the shooter, especially since you don’t even need a graphics card to try it out!
Summary
- Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer madness ahead of release!
- A beta truly accessible to everyone on PC
Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer madness ahead of release!
It is therefore the last straight line for the Activision and Call of Duty duo to take care of the promotional campaign of Modern Warfare 2. To show the gaming community that progress has been made since the release of Call of Duty : Vanguardthe publisher had organized an open beta phase so that everyone might try out the multiplayer aspect of the title for a few players. Certainly, there were some issues with the latter, but that did not prevent him from being a real hit on Steam.
That’s why Activision has decided to do a little favor to its community by offering a few extra minutes of happiness: it’s the cheaters present en masse during the event who will be delighted! In short, if you have some time ahead of you and want to discover all this, we advise you to take a look at how to access this beta if you are interested in the two-hour extension! Because, yes, the announcement fell very recently: the end clap was not given at 7 p.m. but was indeed postponed to 9 p.m.! And, in the end, as we have seen with this player, discovery can be within everyone’s reach!
A beta truly accessible to everyone on PC
On the sidelines of the launch of this open beta, we took the time in our columns to give you an update on the required configurations to make the most of what the beta has to offer, as well as a little feedback, following dissecting, on the different graphic options to find out how this beta runs on PC. However, thanks to our colleagues from PCGamesN, we learned that there was not necessarily a need for a competition PC and that a simple graphics card integrated into the processor would do the trick!
We are not going to lie to each other, the result is certainly useful but it is not necessarily beautiful to the naked eye since it will not allow you to draw much from a graphic point of view. However, gaming is possible and, as the RandomGaminginHD channel video above shows, an entry-level processor from 2019 more than does the trick, all in 30 frames per second and in 720p! If you want to test all this, hurry up: you only have a few minutes left!