Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is coming in honor of the Call of Duty franchise’s 20th anniversary. On November 10, 2023, Modern Warfare 3 (2023) will be made available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.
Modern Warfare 3 will hold two open betas for fans eager to experience the action before the official release. October 8 (or October 6 for early access) marks the start of the first, which is only available on PlayStation platforms and runs through October 10.
On October 14 (or October 12 for early access), the second open beta, available on all platforms, begins and ends on October 16.
The Modern Warfare 3 beta will require players to have Call of Duty HQ downloaded to play, as the beta will be an add on pack to the HQ. The HQ app is around 100GB.
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All 16 of the Modern Warfare 2 maps will be included in the multiplayer component of the new game, updated to include the most recent gameplay elements added over the course of the series’ 13-year history. The single-player storyline will be led by the infamous series nemesis Makarov, and a brand-new Zombies mode will make its debut.
What are Aftermarket Parts in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3?
Each Call of Duty game revolves around the use of weapons. The new version from this year will give a ton of fresh and intriguing possibilities for the players to have a fun first-person shooting experience.
The inclusion of Aftermarket Parts in Modern Warfare III, which will provide players with new customization possibilities, will be something new this time around. The gunsmith system in Modern Warfare 3 performs similarly to how it did in MW2. But the new addition of Aftermarket Parts brings a special twist.
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Aftermarket Parts now allow players to alter the designs of their weapons, but there is a catch. Only weapons having reached the maximum level are eligible for Aftermarket Parts. Several sets of Aftermarket Parts, in the form of weapon conversion kits, will be available in the game upon launch.
With this feature that essentially transforms one weapon into another, Modern Warfare 3 is basically expanding the Gunsmith system. The purpose of Aftermarket Parts and Conversion Kits is to completely alter the operation and the role of a weapon.
Sledgehammer Games provided examples of weapons that operate entirely differently after conversion in their blog post article. For example, It is possible to convert the burst-fire Renetti pistol into a full-auto carbine.
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For instance, the Pulemyot LMG can be converted from a belt-fed to a bullpup design. Although it will mainly retain its current appearance, its gameplay will now favor run-and-gun tactics. It will also improve hip-fire accuracy with quicker agility and handling.
Aftermarket Parts will enable enhanced weapon capability. It will also be Gunsmith’s most significant modification to the weaponry that gamers are already accustomed to. Players need to complete in-game challenges to obtain these Conversion Kits. They become accessible whenever a supported weapon achieves its maximum level.
