Mastery over weapons is a defining trait of top-tier players in Call of Duty. Crafting impeccable load-outs, selecting optimal attachments, and fine-tuning Perks are critical components of dominating the battlefield. Modern Warfare 3 (MW3), the latest installment in the iconic franchise, introduces a game-changing enhancement to the Gunsmith system – the Aftermarket Parts feature.
This innovative addition empowers players to not only customize their rifles but to radically transform them, amplifying their speed and lethality.
Let’s delve into the intricacies of the Aftermarket Parts feature in MW3.
A Glimpse into MW3 Aftermarket Parts
MW3 boasts a roster of 10 Aftermarket Parts, each intricately designed to enhance specific weapons. The list includes:
- JAK Heretic Carbine Kit – MTZ-762 battle rifle
- JAK Annihilator Bullpup Kit – Pulemyot 762 LMG
- Broodmother .45 Kit – WSP-9 SMG
- XRK IP-V2 Conversion Barrel – COR-45 handgun
- Intlas CAS-14 – Optic
- JAK Raven Kit – MCW assault rifle
- WSP Akimbo Brace Stocks – WSP Swarm SMG
- MCW 6.8 Full-Auto Conversion Kit – MCW 6.8 marksman rifle
- JAK Ferocity Carbine Kit – Renetti handgun
- Cronen Intlas MSP-12 – Optic
Unlocking these Aftermarket Parts involves completing designated challenges. For instance, achieving any 5 challenges from Week 1 unlocks the JAK Raven Kit, while 3 daily challenges open the doors to the Broodmother .45 Kit.
Navigating the Challenge Landscape
Players can embark on either Armory challenges or Weekly challenges to secure Aftermarket Parts. As of now, most parts are found in the Armory system. By navigating to the Armory page, players can uncover the specific challenges linked to the desired Aftermarket Parts.
It’s essential to note that utilization of an Aftermarket part is contingent on the associated rifle reaching its maximum weapon level. In essence, players need to invest time in leveling their weapons before embarking on the transformative journey offered by Aftermarket Parts.
Unveiling the Aftermarket Parts Feature
The Aftermarket Parts feature transcends the traditional Gunsmith system. Unlike its predecessor, which focused on fine-tuning weapons, Aftermarket Parts redefine firearms, offering an entirely new dimension to the player’s arsenal.
These parts have the potential to reshape the identity of guns, creating unique configurations that standard attachments cannot achieve.
