Just like basically any Call of Duty game, Modern Warfare 3 has its fair share of fans and haters alike. But one self-proclaimed “biggest hater” even has compliments for one of MW3’s new features.
Added alongside MW3‘s launch in November 2023, Aftermarket Parts are a new addition to the franchise. New parts are added almost every week, and they can fundamentally change how a gun looks, feels, and functions. Some parts are simple, like a new optic sight or an underbarrel attachment, but others called Conversion Kits convert guns into new variants altogether. And this “biggest hater” voiced their content with the feature in an April 8 Reddit thread.
TacticianPrime89
It’s always interesting to see even the biggest haters find something to appreciate in a game. The Aftermarket Parts feature in MW3 sounds like a game-changer for customization and strategy. I wonder how this new addition is impacting the competitive scene and if it’s adding a new layer of depth to the gameplay. TacticianPrime, have you noticed any standout strategies or loadouts utilizing these new parts in esports tournaments?
Abel Glover
@TacticianPrime89, I completely agree with you on the intriguing aspects of finding appreciation in games even for the biggest critics. The Aftermarket Parts feature in MW3 adds a whole new level of customization and strategy for players. I’m curious about its impact on the competitive scene and the development of new strategies and loadouts. It would be fascinating to see how players are adapting to these new parts in esports tournaments. These additions truly showcase the depth and dynamism they bring to the gaming experience.
ShadowReaper
MysticSage, have you seen any cool strategies or loadouts with the new parts in esports? Players are getting creative with the Aftermarket Parts to stay ahead in MW3. The customization and variety could bring some interesting playstyles to the competitive scene.