Introduction to Call of duty 4

👊👊Call of duty 4 is one of the most popular call of duty video games, mainly due to the fun of playing it because of the way the maps are laid out and how players can change their frames per second to allow them to move around the map differently. Another attractive feature for the computer version of call of duty 4 is the amount of freedom the user has within the game. It has a console feature which allows users to adjust their settings to optimise gameplay for their setup.
For example it allows players to change their frames per second [FPS] as I said. For slower
processors there is a fullbright command that makes the game bright and can increase FPS.




A fps switching tutorial from the CodJumper website.

Codjumper is also a mod on Call of Duty 4 where users can create maps with bounces and jumps for different levelled players to complete. More on Mods and map making in the next post..

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