Call of Duty: WWII Will Feature a More Rewarding Prestige Mode

Call of Duty: WWII Prestige Will Be Best Yet?

Last week we told you that the dislikes for the reveal trailer for Call of Duty: WWII were way down from that of recent titles, and this week we told you how the game reveal for Call of Duty: WWII has become the most liked video in Call of Duty history. It has the most views of any reveal trailer for a Call of Duty game ever. Today, we discovered thanks to an interview with Sledgehammer’s Michael Condrey, gamers now know that the developer is also planning to make prestiging more rewarding that ever.

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Condrey recently spoke about a handful of features planned for Call of Duty: WW2, including how the prestige feature will change. Apparently, instead of just getting a simple pin next to a player’s name, they will receive a bit more fanfare for their efforts. Condrey said:

“I think for multiplayer specifically, the act of Prestiging is really powerful – all these times you’ve Prestiged and you can largely only do it, historically to date, offline in your own home with a little bit of fanfare. Now you have a place to really celebrate that achievement in public amongst dozens of your friends and community members, so. Yeah there’s a lot more to come on Headquarters – as both a social and activity driven space that really showcases and celebrates your achievements and your personality.”

It is also worth mentioning that Sledgehammer previously announced it is planning to bring a new social area to Call of Duty: WW II. Apparently, it will be similar to Destiny’s Tower. Judging by the comments, it sounds like your prestige will play a significant role in this new Call of Duty social area. While it’s not readily apparent how that will play out, it’s obvious the team at Sledgehammer wants to make prestiging more rewarding and recognizable for players.

Call of Duty: WWII will release for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on November 3rd, 2017. Keep it locked for updates as they become available!

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