What is tactical stance mw3?

In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (MW3), "tactical stance" isn't a formally named stance like "prone" or "standing." Instead, it refers to a subtle but important adjustment to your aiming and movement. It's the default posture you're in when you're not actively sprinting, crouching, or prone.

Here's what characterizes the tactical stance in MW3 gameplay:

• Balance between speed and accuracy: You're more mobile than when crouching but less so than while sprinting. Your accuracy is better than when sprinting, allowing for quicker target acquisition and more controlled shots.

• Height advantage: You're taller than when crouching, offering a better view over obstacles and low cover. This is beneficial in close to mid-range combat.

• Vulnerability: You're more exposed than when crouched or prone, making you a larger target. Headshots are a significant risk.

Essentially, the "tactical stance" is the player's default position and it's the balance point between speed and accuracy that players would instinctively adopt in most combat situations. It's the result of just not actively pressing a button to change stances. There's no specific button press to enter a tactical stance because it's the default behavior.