The Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 community finds itself embroiled in controversy as players express vehement dissatisfaction with the recently introduced Aftermarket Part, the JAK Outlaw-277 kit. Despite assurances from developers regarding its nerfing, players argue that the attachment remains "completely game-breaking."
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Understanding Modern Warfare 3's New Attachment System
Modern Warfare 3 changed how players get attachments for guns. They added something called Aftermarket Parts that you earn by completing challenges. Some of these parts have caused arguments among players - some are too strong, while others don't do much.
The newest part, the JAK Outlaw-277 kit for the Bas-B rifle, is causing a lot of trouble. It makes the gun aim faster, reduces how much you shake when hit, and makes it a one-shot kill up close.
Players Are Not Happy and Want a Fix
Players are upset because they think the JAK Outlaw kit is too powerful. They say it's better than other guns like the Longbow. They're talking about it a lot online, with many saying they might stop playing because of it. Even though the developers said they would make the kit weaker, players are still not happy. They don't think the changes were enough. They're questioning whether the developers were honest about making it weaker.
Now, players want the developers to fix the problem quickly. They're waiting to see if the developers will listen and make changes to the game.
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