Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has brought the FPS fever to the top trends again. However, the skepticism around MW3 had been strong with the initial phase of reviews the game was subjected to. But now, as the game is enjoying the gaming spotlight, a recent spotting has taken the fans back to 2009, but not for a very good reason!
CoD is no stranger to some backlash for a few multiplayer mode bugs. The most common fan complaints revolve around cheaters and hackers invading the game and ruining the experience for genuine shooting fanatics. However, in the latest viral CoD trend, fans are calling out some players for bringing back a very controversial feature from the OG Modern Warfare 2. Remember ‘noob tubing’? It has announced its arrival in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
Noob tubing clip takes the FPS community back to 2009’s Call of Duty days
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The fourth main installment of Call of Duty aka Modern Warfare 2 Days is being reminisced by the gaming fans. A gameplay clip from the latest release of CoD is going viral, showcasing the use of ‘Noob tubing’ on grenade launchers.
Noob tubing is back 💀pic.twitter.com/kJXnmMasUg
— Modern Warfare 3 News (@WarzoneIntel) November 14, 2023
While this slang brings back memories to the FPS veterans, a lot of you might be wondering what’s noob tubing? For those unaware, it’s a tongue-in-cheek nickname from the days of Call of Duty 4 and Medal of Honor, when the splash damage of a grenade launcher, which doesn’t require precision aim to deal considerable damage, unlike rifles, made it a viable option for rookie players trying to earn any points at all. Because of this, seasoned players frequently made fun of “noobs” by utilizing the straightforward “tube” of grenades in place of other weapons that demanded or rewarded more accurate aim.
Although the situation had gone a bit extreme for the original Modern Warfare 2, which introduced noob tubing to the FPS world, the initial glimpses of similar incidents in the new MW3 haven’t been received well by the gamers.
The viral clip of a streamer witnessing noob tubing invited a lot of interesting reactions from the community.
A user straightaway called it an “evil against esportification.” It seems like the gamer wasn’t ready to go back to the OG days of noob tubing yet!
It’s a necessary evil against esportification
— TailedTail (@TailedTail) November 15, 2023
A lot of fans also called noob tubing as Pro pipe to counter the heat against the players using the hack.
lets call it what it is… pro pipe
— Shaka (@_Shakabam) November 14, 2023
The disappointment is evident as other netizen expresses their angst against the clip.
when I look down & see this behavior, I shake my head
— uav (@uav) November 14, 2023
A user shared a hilarious representation of all the players who never wanted to catch the noob tubing feature ever again.
"Movement" players when there's a weapon that surpasses their "skills" (they can't just slide cancel and shake their camera around to avoid it). pic.twitter.com/T0yvLZ7Ot9
— CEO of Based (@DuuuhCringe3) November 14, 2023
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A warning has been issued by an FPS enthusiast. Not sure how many of the noob tubers would be adhering to the caution.
Your days are numbered, movement kids.
— Lev (@LevDrekinn1138) November 14, 2023
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