Call of Duty fans are getting heated over the debate about the worst iron sights in any game. From the Bruen MK9 to the Type 11, opinions are flying!
Summary
- Opinions are split on what constitutes the worst iron sights, with examples from various COD titles.
- Some argue the Type 99 from World at War is objectively the worst sight, while others point to different weapons.
- Players mention various LMGs, assault rifles, and SMGs with notorious iron sights.
Bruen MK9 from MW3
One user, JustThatOneDude_Yep, started the debate by claiming the Bruen MK9 from MW3 had the worst iron sights.
AW M16 Sights
According to Useful-Caregiver8370, the iron sights on the AW M16 were also pretty bad, adding to the list of contenders.
Type 99 from World at War
Emotional-Lake-7922 argues that the Type 99 from World at War is objectively the worst sight, dismissing other opinions as simply wrong.
Type 11 from Vanguard
Series1YGO shares that the Type 11 from Vanguard always threw them off, suggesting newer titles are not exempt from sight issues.
coachlentz adds that over the years, there have been several LMGs with atrocious iron sights, reinforcing the ongoing discussion.
RCM88x throws the Bo1 Uzi into the ring as a contender for the worst iron sights, adding variety to the list of disliked sights.
420_hippo expresses a general dislike for any P90 sights, showing that some weapons maintain universally unpopular iron sights.
blackbear2081 recalls the misaligned front post of the OG MW2 desert Eagle unless a tac knife was attached, highlighting a specific usability issue.
Gerarghini’s frustration with the Uzi from Black Ops is palpable, describing the sight as akin to shooting through an obstacle course.
SilenceDobad76 criticizes the M60 sight across various games, noting its lack of real-life translation, offering a different perspective.
soapbark mentions the Bren LMG from COD1 as another example of poorly designed iron sights, continuing the list of problematic weapons.
CptMeat raises the JAK Bullseye Improved Ironsight for consideration, further diversifying the range of unpopular sights.
