How to Fix Modern Warfare 3 Custom Classes Not Working

Having trouble with corrupted loadouts in Modern Warfare 3? Don't worry, we've got you covered! In this guide, we'll walk you through some simple steps to fix the issue and get your custom classes working smoothly again. So let's dive in and get your loadouts back on track!

To begin troubleshooting, navigate to the Create-A-Class menu and select the affected class. This will allow us to identify any specific issues with that particular loadout.

When you're experiencing problems with your custom classes in Modern Warfare 3, the first step is to access the Create-A-Class menu. This menu is where you can customize your loadouts with weapons, perks, and equipment. By selecting the affected class, you can narrow down the issue and focus on finding a solution.

Next, create a brand new custom loadout from scratch. This will help us determine if the problem lies within the previously saved loadout or elsewhere. Once created, save the new loadout and test its functionality.

Creating a new custom loadout is an important step in troubleshooting the issue. By starting fresh and building a loadout from scratch, you can rule out any potential issues with the previous loadout. Save the new loadout and test it in-game to see if the problem persists.

To avoid any conflicts that might be causing the custom classes to malfunction, temporarily remove the Cold Blooded Perk from your loadout. This step can help narrow down the possible sources of the issue.

Sometimes, specific perks can cause conflicts and lead to issues with custom classes. Temporarily removing the Cold Blooded Perk from your loadout can help identify if it is the source of the problem. After removing the perk, test the loadout to see if the custom classes are working correctly.

If you're experiencing problems with custom classes specifically in Zombies mode, try adjusting some settings. Turn off the free loadout option or alternatively, join and leave a lobby. Sometimes, these actions can help refresh and resolve any underlying issues.

Custom class issues in Zombies mode can be frustrating, but there are a few settings you can adjust to potentially fix the problem. First, try turning off the free loadout option and see if that resolves the issue. If not, joining and quickly leaving a lobby can sometimes refresh the game and fix any underlying issues.

Clearing out game cache can often solve various technical glitches. If you're playing on PC via Steam, locate and delete the "appcache" folder in Steam's installation folder. For console players, restart your console after clearing the system cache.

Clearing the game cache is a common troubleshooting step that can help resolve various technical glitches. If you're playing Modern Warfare 3 on PC via Steam, locate the "appcache" folder in Steam's installation folder and delete it. For console players, restart your console after clearing the system cache. These actions can help refresh the game and potentially fix any issues with custom classes.

In certain cases, removing Ghost gloves and 'Hijacked IFF Strobe' gear from your 'Create-A-Class' may resolve the custom classes issue. Give this a try and see if it makes any difference.

If you're still experiencing problems with your custom classes, try removing Ghost gloves and the 'Hijacked IFF Strobe' gear from your loadout. Sometimes, these specific items can cause conflicts and lead to issues. Remove them from your loadout and test if the custom classes are now working correctly.

As a last resort, you can copy and replace loadouts over an empty class using the copy and replace option. This method can sometimes rectify any corrupted data associated with the loadout.

If all else fails, you can resort to copying and replacing loadouts over an empty class. This method involves creating a new class and using the copy and replace option to overwrite it with the problematic loadout. This can sometimes fix any corrupted data associated with the loadout and get your custom classes working again.