Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

So, is it better to run a suppressor, or no suppressor. Usually it is smart to pair a suppressor with assassin because there are UAVs up all the time (so no red dot = no benefit) and assassin without a suppressor is useless (constant red dot).

Rushing: People say that it is better so you can easily flank the enemy, is it really that helpful?

Defensive playing: If you are holding down a quarter of a map, does staying of the radar really help?

Camping: Don't Camp plz.

Is it very beneficial to run suppressor on assault rifles/ smg or should you just use something else? What kind of play styles can benefit from a suppressor? What kind of play styles can benefit from no suppressor?


DISCUSS!!!

Usually i never use a suppressor. but on occasion ill put suppressers on a closerange weapon. the reason being because, i dont like all the hit markers you get when you shoot people from a ways away. but for close range suppressors are great!
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Nah bro.. I use the ghetto version of the RSASS. It's called the Dragunov. :B

I love my supressor. I found that it really helped me from long range with the ACR and SCAR, without it the muzzle flash really got in the way, but using it I can pull off long-range kills easily. I'm also a flanker, so I love getting behind the other team and mowing them all down. I also think supressors cause all kinds of confusion because people have no idea where the shots are coming from.
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WFUDEAC00 posted...
I love my supressor. I found that it really helped me from long range with the ACR and SCAR, without it the muzzle flash really got in the way, but using it I can pull off long-range kills easily. I'm also a flanker, so I love getting behind the other team and mowing them all down. I also think supressors cause all kinds of confusion because people have no idea where the shots are coming from.

Only against randoms, playing against decent/better players doesn't cause confusion for them.

Less damage in this game simply means you have to keep the trigger pressed for ANOTHER 0.05 seconds to get a kill. It's barely even noticeable in the grander scheme of things.

The advantages, mainly tactical, far outweigh the disadvantages of it. Against a noob team, you'll absolutely tear them apart if you take the initiative and go on the offensive, against experienced and skilled teams, it's an attachment that will keep you alive longer. You'll give up far less deaths against the best if you stay off the radar than when you keep showing up on it.