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+ | *Attachments can be unlocked for the [[Model 1887]], although it has no attachments. As such, the proficiency is grayed-out and unselectable for that weapon. |
*When used with a weapon, the pickup icon will read "Custom" after the weapon's name, denoting that the weapon has 2 attachments. |
*When used with a weapon, the pickup icon will read "Custom" after the weapon's name, denoting that the weapon has 2 attachments. |
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*It is possible to use the Attachments Proficiency on secondary weapons via modding. |
*It is possible to use the Attachments Proficiency on secondary weapons via modding. |
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Revision as of 19:45, 8 August 2012
- For the optional enhancement, modification or accessory for a weapon, see Attachment.
- For the predecessor perk in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, see Bling.
- For the predecessor perk in Call of Duty: Black Ops, see Warlord.
Attachments is a Weapon Proficiency in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
It enables the player to equip two attachments on their weapon at once, similar to the perk Bling from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warlord from Call of Duty: Black Ops. Its icon is a "2", showing that it lets the player have two attachments on their weapon.
The player is able to combine the underbarrel attachments (Grenade Launcher, Masterkey Shotgun etc.) with any other non-underbarrel attachments except for the Hybrid Sight.
Trivia
- Attachments can be unlocked for the Model 1887, although it has no attachments. As such, the proficiency is grayed-out and unselectable for that weapon.
- When used with a weapon, the pickup icon will read "Custom" after the weapon's name, denoting that the weapon has 2 attachments.
- It is possible to use the Attachments Proficiency on secondary weapons via modding.