Ignored MW3 Attachment Counters Aim Assist with Instant Dropshots

There are numerous attachment options available in MW3, making it possible to miss out on some that could be beneficial to your gameplay. If you are a fan of dropshotting and need a way to counter aim-assist, consider utilizing this specific attachment.

Dropshotting is a long-standing strategy in Call of Duty where players quickly drop to a prone position during a gunfight. However, this technique has been modified in recent years, resulting in reduced accuracy and speed compared to its previous effectiveness.

Despite this, Reddit user ‘xoenvious’ has found that equipping bipod attachments can result in “instant”dropshotting, but there is a technique to achieve it.

By rapidly pressing the mount button when it becomes available while simultaneously holding down the prone button, you can instantly hit the ground with improved accuracy when using a bipod attachment.

Bipod allows for near instant dropshots and can out maneuver aim assist. (: byu/xoenvious inModernWarfareIII

After mastering the timing, you will notice a significant increase in speed while dropshotting. According to the OP, it takes approximately “255ms”to transition from standing to prone using this bipod technique.

The player asserts that the bipod trick is even faster than using Tactical Pads, which are known for accelerating stance transitions. Additionally, combining the bipod trick with Tactical Pads can further enhance the speed of dropshotting by expediting the mounting animation.

Upon trying it out, the method certainly proves effective, but it can be challenging to execute consistently, particularly on controller. The intricate button combination required while maintaining accuracy and pulling the trigger is a difficult task, though it is significantly easier on a mouse and keyboard.

The OP goes as far as stating that it has the ability to “outmaneuver aim assist,”making it particularly well-suited for players who use a mouse and keyboard.

It should be noted that the use of bipods is restricted in certain weapon categories, such as SMGs, which can limit the effectiveness of this technique. However, if you are utilizing weapons such as the MTZ-556, as the OP did, or the popular STG44 in Warzone, I highly recommend giving this bipod trick a try.