Modern Warfare 3 demon reveals quick scoping is finally back

Ryan Lemay
Modern Warfare 3 operator.

Sniping took a backseat to other weapons in MW2, but the class is back and better than ever in Modern Warfare 3.

Modern Warfare 3 makes players feel like they are feeling a classic COD, and it’s not just because of the MW2 (2009) maps returning. Sledgehammer Games also brought back legacy features like the classic mini-map, slower time-to-kill speeds, and map voting.

Guns also feel similar to how we once remembered. MW2 slowed down weapon strafe, ADS, and sprint to fire speeds, but the latest COD cranks that dial-up. As a result, the devs adjusted every MW2 weapon to match the new damage profiles.

So, whether you are using an old or new sniper rifle in MW3, the class makes a strong comeback into form. And players are quickly beginning to realize how strong the class is again.

Sniping is back in Modern Warfare 3

Just hours into Modern Warfare 3 being out, COD content creator FaZe Scope dropped an insane quick scoping montage. Reminiscent of everyone going up against their friends in one one-on-one sniper battles on Rust in MW2 (2009), it appears that quick scoping is finally viable again.

With the new KATT-AMR sniper rifle in hand, Scope took on entire lobbies by himself, quickly scoping heads like it was nothing.

Best of all, several MW2 2009 maps play right into the hands of sniper rifles excelling. Whether it be the hard-to-reach spots in Highrise, or across the map on Afghan, MW3 is truly a sniper’s paradise.

Oddly enough, out of the three new sniper rifles, the KATT-AMR is the only bolt-action option, as the other two are semi-automatic. So, the best and only MW3 option for quick scoping will come from the KATT.

Unfortunately, Scope did not reveal his sniper loadout of choice. But lucky for you, we already built the best KATT-AMR MW3 multiplayer loadout.

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About The Author

Ryan is a former games writer for Dexerto. Ryan graduated from Ithaca College in 2021 with a sports media degree and a journalism minor. He gained experience as a writer for the Morning Times newspaper before joining Dexerto as a games writer. He mainly writes about first-person shooters, including Call of Duty and Battlefield, but he is also a big FIFA fan.