After two years of Black Ops’ super movement abilities, Call of Duty’s new Modern Warfare 4 coming this year is going to be a massive adjustment for many players. Last week, I visited Infinity Ward to learn all about MW4 and its campaign’s Korean conflict, the return of a promising third gameplay mode, and, of course, its multiplayer offering. I played MW4 multiplayer for a little under two hours, and I’m still unsure what to think about what I experienced. Slow your roll Image via Activision Infinity Ward explained MW4’s movement and gameplay as “tactical and fluid,” with the multiplayer based around a theme of being “slick and sophisticated, but gritty and grounded.” Basically, this means Tactical Sprint is back, and the slippery omnimovement of Black Ops 6 and Black Ops 7 doesn’t exist here. This will be a tough pill to swallow for many, while others may welcome the change.…