Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will support ray tracing in selected game modes. In a video, Nvidia now shows what it looks like in the game.
How does Modern Warfare support ray tracing? The developers at Infinity Ward will support the new Modern Warfare with ray tracing in the story mode. While you play through the campaign, you can enjoy the enhanced graphics.
In multiplayer, the feature is not available everywhere. Ray tracing is planned only for the 2v2 Gunfight mode. The larger multiplayer modes will have to do without it. Performance and smooth gameplay will likely take priority there.
Keep in mind: Ray tracing is part of the PC version of Modern Warfare. You will need to have an RTX graphics card.
This is the trailer: On Nvidia’s YouTube channel, a new trailer for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has now been shared. It features insights into the campaign and a few seconds of the Gunfight mode.
Again and again, the video compares the scenes with and without RTX. The development of the shadows, which are more prominent with RTX, is clearly noticeable.
Nvidia states that they are working with the people at Activision and Infinity Ward to create the most impressive and photorealistic Modern Warfare on PC. They are utilizing real-time ray tracing and Nvidia Adaptive Shading.
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What is ray tracing? The term is becoming more common in the gaming community. Ray tracing technologies aim to represent shadows and light in scenes in a particularly realistic way.
This is achieved through an algorithm that can calculate and track the path of light. This makes it possible to represent how light interacts with digital objects.
The PC game Dragon Hound also uses ray tracing and is something like a mix between Monster Hunter and World of Tanks.
Apart from the visuals, Call of Duty has also evolved in other areas. For example, with weapons. Bullet drop and animations have been tweaked. You can see how this affects the game here:
