The 3rd Person Mode is unlocked at level 19 in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. The playlist functions like the regular multiplayer modes but with an over-the-shoulder view. The player can also swap between the left and right shoulder when aiming. Aiming down sight will zoom the camera view. Using a Red Dot Sight, Holographic Sight, or an ACOG Scope will increase the zoom. However, using a Sniper Scope or a Thermal Scope will turn the camera view into a first-person view when aiming down sight.
The 3rd Person Mode is only available as an option in Private Matches, including for Split Screen, in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The mode works exactly like the Modern Warfare 2 version.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II[]
In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, the 3rd Person Mode is available in various modes featuring two teams of 6 players. Unlike the previous games however, the camera will be put in first-person view when aiming down sight regardless of the weapon used.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0[]
In Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0, the 3rd Person Mode is a playable mode which can only be played on the Trios modes.
Gallery[]
Third-person gameplay in Modern Warfare 2.
Playlist background for 3rd Person Mode in Modern Warfare II.
Videos[]
MW2 - 3rd Person Cage Match *1080p*
Modern Warfare 2 3rd Person GamePlay 2
Trivia[]
Aiming down sight a Sniper with an ACOG Scope equipped in Modern Warfare 2 will cause the crosshair to form a plus sign.
A 3rd Person Mode version of Cage Match, with reduced hipfire accuracy, was temporarily available in Modern Warfare 2 before being replaced with Team Tactical after the release of the Stimulus Package.
A 3rd Person Mode version of Team Deathmatch and Hardcore Team Deathmatch was available in Modern Warfare 2 but both modes were removed three days after the release of the game.
