A Call of Obligation: Black Ops 6 participant seems to have turn out to be the primary on the planet to hit Prestige Master degree 1,000, revealing the beforehand unknown rewards for doing so within the course of — however not everybody locally is joyful about it.
A screenshot of gameplay from a Call of Obligation participant referred to as ‘Aldredd’ revealed the milestone had been achieved, surprising gamers. The grind for expertise factors (XP) and ‘status’ (resetting progress and leveling up yet again after hitting 55) is a component of the Call of Obligation expertise, and for a lot of is the driving motivation to play for months, generally years on finish. However a participant already hitting the utmost potential degree, with Black Ops 6 little over a month previous, was thought inconceivable.
That is as a result of of the astronomical quantity of XP required to hit degree 1,000 (approx 50 million XP). When you Prestige 10 occasions you may graduate to turn out to be a Prestige Master, which unlocks an additional 1,000 ranges to grind. Hitting degree 1,000 Prestige Master is the top level of your complete Black Ops 6 grind, and brings with it a set of unique rewards that had been unknown to the group, till now.
1000 Unlocked #cod #nukesquad #mogged #CallofDuty pic.twitter.com/JPIAXDbU3O
— Beamishh (@Beamishhhhhhh) December 1, 2024
The participant in query created an X / Twitter account to talk about what they’d achieved, and even revealed a video displaying off the rewards. The X / Twitter person, referred to as ‘Beamishh,’ subsequently admitted to utilizing “Zombies glitches,” to hit degree 1,000 already.
Ever since Black Ops 6’s launch gamers have used the PvE Zombies mode to farm XP as a result of it is a lot faster than taking part in Multiplayer or Warzone (XP progress is shared throughout all three experiences). And inside Zombies mode, numerous away from keyboard (AFK) glitches and exploits have been found that allow gamers go away their console or PC operating as their character obtains XP from infinite waves of zombie enemies. And that’s precisely what Aldredd / Beamishh did.
Why is that this an issue? Some Black Ops 6 gamers had been racing to turn out to be the primary to hit Prestige Master degree 1,000 and thus reveal the rewards themselves. Certainly, total teams of gamers had been working collectively to reveal the rewards first by way of authentic play. One such group, referred to as Nuke Squad, is made up of Call of Obligation streamers who’re sharing their accounts so as to hit the coveted milestone, however are actually complaining about Beamishh getting there first.
One member of Nuke Squad, referred to as Santana, tweeted to say they had been “robbed.” “So saddening to see zombie exploiters smash the extent 1,000 rewards,” they mentioned. “Nuke Squad has streamed each single recreation for the reason that recreation launched and for it to be robbed and posted throughout social media is so disheartening. It’s additionally unhappy that the corporate didn’t actually do something about these exploiters though all of us knew what was happening within the background. GGs.”
Santana’s tweet has itself fueled the row, with some locally stating that whereas Beamishh used Zombies glitches to hit degree 1,000, Nuke Squad had been attempting to hit the identical milestone by account sharing, which violates Call of Obligation’s phrases of service.
Santana replied to this suggestion by claiming that Call of Obligation writer Activision had informed Nuke Squad that its members had been allowed to account share for the race, however had been restricted to not more than six individuals, and not more than eight hours for every individual taking part in. This itself has brought about some to marvel why an exception was made for Call of Obligation streamers and content material creators, leaving common gamers with an obstacle or dealing with a possible ban for using the identical tactic.
The row exhibits no signal of stopping both, with each Beamishh and Santana persevering with to have their say on-line. Beamishh denied dishonest (“I’m simply doing zombies glitches mate idk why you’re so tilted”) however admitted “there’s nothing spectacular about my 1,000.” Santana has suggested Zombies AFK exploiters may get banned.
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As for the rewards, some are saying they tease the subsequent Call of Obligation recreation, which is reportedly a Black Ops 2 sequel set round 2030. They embrace a pores and skin for Operator Eric Samuels, a Secret Service agent from Black Ops 2. The pores and skin is known as ‘New Orders’ and seems to be prefer it consists of future tech. The weapon blueprint is known as Enigma Tech, and consists of the next description: “Get a glimpse of the day after tomorrow with the Enigma Tech Weapon Blueprint.”
Black Ops 6 Prestige Master Lvl 1000 Rewards probably give main hints to the subsequent Call of Obligation recreation.
Through @beamishhhhhhh pic.twitter.com/W2gFFMLN1S
— ModernWarzone (@ModernWarzone) December 1, 2024
The hypothesis now’s that Activision and Black Ops developer Treyarch had hoped it might take no less than half a 12 months for gamers to hit Prestige Master Level 1,000, round in regards to the time it deliberate to pull again the curtain on subsequent 12 months’s Call of Obligation. Samuels, it appears, will play a task in that recreation. All it will make sense in time, however for Activision, maybe, this specific breadcrumb was found before anticipated.
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