The player can enter Prestige Mode a total of ten times increased to twenty for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered , each time being indicated with a different symbol. Upon entering Prestige Mode, the player unlocks new icons next to their name to show off their experience with the game. It can also be used to allow more content to the game, as many players find more enjoyment in progressing through ranks and unlocking items.
Prestige Mode causes a player to lose all unlocked weapons and perks, and though excluded from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered camouflages. There are no achievements or trophies associated with reaching prestige. Unlike the previous game, Prestige Mode is available for all systems. Once the player enters Prestige Mode for the first time, they earn a new Custom Class slot. This also applies to the second, fourth, seventh and tenth Prestiges.
The player also unlocks a Sergeant Roebuck gamer picture at first Prestige and a Sergeant Reznov gamer picture at 10th Prestige, there are also two secret achievements on Xbox associated with Prestige, although they are not worth any Gamerscore.
All of the player's challenges will be reset. Also, the player will lose all Perks , weapons , grenades , and attachments which they have unlocked and it has been said by many players that it is harder to Prestige in Call of Duty: World at War because most of the better weapons are locked until the higher levels.
In Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare , the weapons are more evenly spaced out. If the player pre-ordered the game from Gamestop and Prestiges, they will lose the ability to use the M1A1 Carbine at Level 1. In the Xbox and Wii versions of the game there is a glitch that allows players to transport Perks to different profiles, which some players use to unlock Perks early. The experience required from and to the point of being able to go into the Prestige mode is 2,, Once the player enters Prestige Mode for the first time in Modern Warfare 2 , they will be rewarded with a sixth custom class slot.
The same occurs at every odd prestige level, so a total of five additional custom class slots can be unlocked by Prestige Level 9. In addition, any earned titles and emblems obtained before entering Prestige Mode are not lost. Players also unlock some Prestige Challenges to level up faster and get some new Playercard.
There are also certain Titles and Emblems that can only be unlocked through Prestige Mode. The challenges unlocked through Prestige for each gun persist to the next Prestige level the kills and headshots for each gun's Mastery and Veteran challenges do not reset. This exception also applies to the challenges in the Prestige category that deal with killstreaks getting a certain number of kills with a specific Killstreak reward.
Each time the player reaches level 2 on each Prestige, they will gain an exclusive title and emblem. Prestige challenges, which are unlocked at first prestige, are not reset and will be collective across all prestiges except "Heads up! The maximum number of Prestige levels is One needs 1,, XP to be able to Prestige. The player gets to keep their emblems, backgrounds, and game modes.
The player gains new custom classes, new playercard images, and more challenges. The player used to gain access to certain lobbies in the Prestige playlist, but this has been deleted as very few players used it. Note that the player will have all custom classes by Prestige 5 on the Wii version. The player's COD Points balance prior to prestiging will be reset to 0.
However, if a player enters Prestige Mode in a High Roller lobby, they will still receive the payout upon winning. If the player has any COD Points left over, it is advised to spend these on Emblems and Backgrounds, as the player will keep these through Prestige. Again, all challenges completed, weapons unlocked, and Pro perks earned will be reset.
Similar to the Veteran challenges from Modern Warfare 2 , however, Lifetime Challenges are not reset upon prestiging. The player can enter Prestige Mode when they reach the maximum rank of They also purchase unique things in the Prestige Shop. The Prestige Shop requires use of Prestige Tokens which are gained one-by-one after every prestige.
Additional prestige challenges are unlocked for all primary and secondary weapons upon prestiging, as well as a whole new prestige challenge section. These are basically the same as in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Do note however, that some prestige challenges - like the XM25's - are bugged and reset when prestiging.
It is unlocked when the player reaches the maximum rank of 55, with 10 levels in total. However, significant changes have been made to Prestige Mode. It is now meant to be another step in progression, and rewards players who enter it more so than any other Call of Duty.
As always, entering Prestige Mode resets the player to level 1, and they must re-unlock all of their weapons and equipment. However, weapon and challenge progress remain untouched. In addition, weapons can also be put to Prestige Mode up to two times, resetting their levels to 1 in exchange for the ability to place the player's Clan Tag and Emblem on the weapon at first and second Prestiges, respectively, as well as progressing towards the Weapon Marksman Calling Card reached at the maximum Weapon Level on second Prestige and therefore Weapon Mastery.
Camouflages are not lost if a weapon is Prestiged. To reach Prestige 2, you must be level 40 and to reach Prestige 3 you must be level When at Prestige 3, your level cap will be level 50 which is the highest currently in the game. The special keys can be used in the new Prestige Shop, allowing you to unlock special items from previous games….
Unlocked Classic GobbleGums reset when the player prestiges, requiring the player to rank up, or can be permanently unlocked with unlock tokens. Bridge card games. How many Prestiges are there in MW3? How many times do you have to prestige for prestige master? How do you get prestige tokens in MW3? How many times can you prestige in b03? What is the max level in mw3?
What can you use prestige tokens on in Cold War? Do you get a prestige token in Cold War? Do you lose Gobblegum when you prestige? Every time you prestige you will lose all your unlocked guns, perks and equipment so make sure that you want to do it. Some people like to prestige just because they enjoy leveling up and unlocking things. Other people despise leveling up and just want to stay at level 80 forever.
I am somewhere in the middle. I enjoy leveling up, and I really like the 8th prestige icon. So I decided to level up to 8th prestige and then I stopped leveling there. That allowed me to unlock all my custom classes and display my favorite prestige icon next to my name.
The maximum amount of experience you can earn per prestige in MW3 is 1,, XP. This is spread out over 80 levels. That is quite a bit different from Modern Warfare 2, which had 70 levels and a maximum experience of 2,, Leveling scales up as you level up, which means that the later levels will take much longer to get through than the early levels.
Experience wise, half way through a prestige is around level Leveling up in Call of Duty even when using the tips in this guide is still a lengthy process. Depending on the skill of you and your team it could take anywhere from hours of in game time played to prestige.
If you can complete 80 levels in under 12 hours of game time played you are leveling at a great pace. I maxed out at 8th prestige Level 80 with around hours 4. That means I leveled at a pace of about 7. While this is not the fastest I have seen, it is up there.
As I mentioned earlier, leveling is based upon experience earned while doing in game tasks such as kills, assists, captures, calling in pointstreaks or destroying enemy poinstreaks. So the number one way to level up quicker is to get better at the game.
That being said, this guide is not focused on helping you get better at the game. If you would like some tips on getting better at Call of Duty , subscribe to my youtube channel at youtube. Aside from active in game tasks that earn you experience, the 2 other main ways you earn experience is through your match bonus and your challenges.
Match bonus is experience earned at the end of each game as a bonus for staying until the game ends rather than quitting out or dashboarding. The multiplier for your match bonus is twice as big if you win than if you lose. So that brings me to my first leveling tip of the guide:. Play with a competent group of players that communicate and go for the objectives. If you usually play solo, try getting a group together of people you can play with. In previous COD games there have been stand out gametypes that offer leveling advantages.
In MW3, I feel that the best gametype for leveling depends on your strengths and preferences. Search and Destroy is a 1-life per round, bomb plant based game. The winner is the team that wins the best of 7 rounds, or first to 4 round wins.
SnD has always been a strong way to level up for players who can get a lot of kills each game. SnD offers a whopping XP per kill and bomb plant, which turns into a huge XP per kill when used in conjunction with double XP. But if you are impatient like me and find yourself running straight into the nearest enemy claymore at the start of each round,then you are just going to spend most of the game dead, watching your teammates play and earning absolutely zero experience.
Team Defender is a new game type to MW3. The game is TDM based, first team to score wins, but the catch is that there is 1 flag on the map at all times. Most people dislike Team Defender, as the spawns are very tightly bunched, sporadic, and lead to a lot of hectic deaths and score changes. But a solid group of players will learn how to camp one area and rack up kills very quickly on the enemy team. The reason these games are so quick to level up is because it is basically a TDM game where the enemy team is constantly running towards the flag rather than camping like usual TDM games.
Just make sure that you play this game type with a team of competent players, because if you play against another team that is well organized you will figure out that it is very difficult to break a 6 man defense all camping a couple of choke points on the map.
Domination is my next recommendation for game types and by far my most played game type. If you play aggressively in a game like this you can easily rack up a lot of points and kills. Because it is my favorite game type I am partially biased towards it, but statistically it offers a lot of advantages too. If you strictly compare Score Per Minute on gametypes you will see that SnD offers a huge advantage versus other traditional gametypes, as it takes 10 domination kills to equal 1 SnD kill.
Through one prestige I will earn hundreds of thousands of experience points on challenges alone, which I believe trumps the leveling potential of SnD. Kill confirmed is my final game type recommendation. Kill Confirmed is another TDM based gametype which rewards you for kills and collecting dog tags confirming or denying a kill. Kill confirmed is a great way to level up for these reasons. To sum it all up, the best game type for leveling depends on what type of a player you are as well as who you play with and what type of players they are.
Aside from being rewarded XP for your match bonus and in game actions, the other major way you level up is through completing in game challenges. MW3 challenges are specific tasks that you need to complete in order to earn a set amount of experience and they are either static complete once and you are done or progressive multiple tiers or levels of the challenge are consecutively completed.
No matter who you are, as you play the game you will complete challenges. But if you want to maximize your leveling efficiency, you want to plan out your challenges in a way that maximizes your experience gain during the time you spend playing. The next few sections are dedicated to all the different challenges in the game,.
As you can see, you get more XP per kill for different tiers within the same challenge. Because of this, you want to try and complete the most efficient challenges of a gun at the same time before moving onto a different weapon. The easiest way to do this is to use the same primary weapon for kills before moving onto a new gun.
The first kills for a weapon each prestige will earn over 8, more XP than kills , so those kills have a distinct leveling advantage. You will also be working on your Veteran prestige challenges, which are unlocked after you prestige your first time and do not reset upon consequent prestige levels.
So getting kills with a weapon your first time after you prestige will earn you an additional 10, experience. Finally, you should also complete the Mastery challenge unlock all attachments during your first kills, which earns you another 10, experience. As you can see, using a primary weapon for kills per prestige before moving onto another gun maximizes the experience you will earn.
But in order to maximize your XP earned you would need to get the mastery challenge completed within those kills and keep track of the veteran challenges on your own as the first 2 veteran challenges do not match up with kills per prestige.
So to make it easier to remember, I just tell people to get kills per primary per prestige. If you are getting frustrated and not getting any kills with a gun just because you are trying to get the veteran challenge, you are just going to end up missing out on more experience than you would have if you just stuck with a gun you are good with.
Secondary weapons for the most part are harder to get kills with and therefore slower to level up with. But where they lack in killing power, they make up for in challenge XP. All secondary weapons have a mastery challenge that you can complete for 10, experience and they require less work to complete.
Completing the mastery challenge for a machine pistol only requires 75 kills and completing it for some pistols only requires 50 kills. This is some really great experience you can earn for very little work. I usually get the mastery challenge for every machine pistol and revolver in the game, a total of 60, XP for total kills. Also another secondary weapon with huge leveling potential is the stinger. The stinger is a secondary launcher that is vehicle lock only, meaning it is worthless to get kills with.
But stingers are a great secondary to use for 2 reasons: The first reason is that shooting down enemy air support will immediately earn you XP and pointstreaks in game. The second reason the stinger is so great is because you complete marksman challenges for destroying enemy air support. You only have to shoot 40 enemy streaks out of the air to get your first 10, XP bonus.
I run a stinger on almost all of my classes as soon as I finish the machine pistol challenges. Use a stinger as your secondary weapon and be conscious of shooting down all enemy pointstreaks when you have a chance. The next set of challenges that can help you level up quickly are the weapon attachment challenges and the proficiency challenges. The weapon attachment challenges are static XP challenges that are earned for getting kills while using specific attachments on a weapon.
The proficiency challenges are progressive challenges with 6 tiers earned by completing specific tasks related to a proficiency while using that proficiency on a weapon. When it comes to attachment challenges, some players do really bad with certain attachments ie thermal or acog sights.
So if you end up struggling with a weapon attachment and could have earned more than additional kills during the time you were using it, it ends up being slower leveling than if you had just used your favorite attachment. As you can see most challenges will earn you 25 XP per kill.
One thing to note is that you can actually stack attachment challenges by using the attachment proficiency, allowing you to attach 2 attachments to your weapon. Also some proficiencies are earned for straight kills while other proficiencies require you getting kills in certain ways for example Impact requires you to get kills through objects.
For this reason I only level up the following proficiencies and only work on the first 5 challenges of a tier: Kick, Attachments, Stability, Range smgs , Damage shotguns. Depending on your play style and preferred weapons, you might never use a proficiency at all during a prestige ie speed which is only available on snipers and lmgs.
So what do all these challenges mean in terms of leveling? The next set of challenges that can help you level up quickly is the perk challenges. Each perk challenge has 6 tiers to complete and when you unlock the pro version of that perk you also unlock 6 tiers of a new challenge related to that pro perk. Completing these challenges can earn you up to 58, XP per perk, a great boost to your leveling.
As you can see, after you resupply 10 times while using scavenger you earn XP, then you earn XP for your next 15 resupplies. Following your next 25 resupplies, you earn XP. The same thing happens with the hoarding ammo challenge. In fact if you look at every perk challenge in the game, the XP per task always drops off at the 5th and 6th challenge.
From this information, we can conclude that in order to get the best per task experience gains from these challenges we would complete only the first 4 levels of each challenge before moving on. Every player has different strengths and weaknesses, so exactly what perk challenges you go for is up to you.
Instead work towards the support challenges like blind eye and sit rep. That being said, I am going to list the challenges for all of the perks below as well as my tips on how to complete them in the least amount of time possible. The specialist strike package earns you specialist bonus XP for every perk reward you earn and also allows you to work towards all of your perk challenges at the same time.
The support strike package on the other hand allows you to rack up a lot of XP through taking down enemy kill streaks and getting assists. Specialist strike package The specialist strike package offers a huge amount of leveling potential.
Not only do you earn bonus XP for every perk you unlock, you also earn bonus XP for every other kill you get when you unlock one man army earned by getting 8 points, 7 with hardline. The best part about getting an 8 pointstreak 7 with hardline while running specialist is that you can work on every single perk challenge in the game at the same time.
The best thing about unlocking one man army earned by getting 8 points is that you can work towards completing challenges for every perk in the game at the same time.
This leads to hundreds of thousands of potential experience earned from just completing challenges while using this strike package. When using the specialist strike package I always recommend that you equip Hardline Pro as your custom class red perk.
The reason that you should use hardline as your red perk is that the first point you get of each life results in your first perk reward being unlocked. If you were running Assassin or Quick draw as your red perk it would require 2 kills for you to unlock your first perk reward and you miss out on potential specialist bonuses.
Another advantage of running hardline pro is that every other assist you get counts as a kill and a point towards your specialist streak. If that enemy is killed by your teammate while still flashed and you earn your second assist, you will respawn with your first perk reward automatically unlocked, since your second assist counts as a point. If you were running another red perk you would not get credit for that assist, even if you unlocked hardline as a perk reward because you would lose hardline upon death.
Support strike package The support strike package is the best way to level up if you find yourself dying a lot while playing call of duty. It is also the most beneficial strike package to your entire team so if you find your team is struggling to win try to run support.
The reason the support strike package has so much leveling potential is because your point streak does not reset upon death. So even if you are dying just as much as you are getting points, your streak remains intact.
The secret to earning a lot of experience while using the support package is to combine hardline pro with perks and pointstreaks that get a lot of assists. Ballistic vests are good because you earn XP for your teammates picking them up.
Not only do they help you, your teammates are able to absorb additional damage for picking them up. The vests are timed and are not affected by how many teammates pick one up.
You can earn hundreds of XP for a well placed ballistic vest try to place it out in the open near where your teammates spawn. Stealth bombers are the only offensive pointstreak in the support package. This is one of the best pointstreaks available. Not only can it clear an entire section of the map, you can easily get hundreds of XP in kills by placing a bomber in the correct location. A lot of players opt to use the escort airdrop but I feel that is a mistake. Escort airdrops will earn you kills or XP depending on if you pick them up or your teammates do, but they take forever to drop and a good team will shoot it down before it gets a chance to drop the care packages.
EMP is a pointstreak that instantly kills all enemy air support AND prevents the enemy from calling in any pointstreaks for an entire minute. And last but certainly not least, the majority of your XP will be earned using the Recon Drone. In other words, when you tag an enemy player you basically give them a death sentence. I have seen people get over 30 assists in a single game running this support streak layout.
That is over XP per game from your assists alone. Not to mention that every other assist of yours counts as another point towards your point streak. That is why I recommend setting up your support streak in one of 2 ways. The first way is to put recon drone as your last earned pointstreak… With hardline, that is only 9 points.
If you are constantly helping your team with objectives you can get over 3 recon drones in a single match. The other method of setting up your support streak is to use the recon drone as the first unlocked streak, followed by higher reward streaks like the EMP or Stealth Bomber.
This makes it so your assists while flying the drone will count towards your higher pointstreaks. Either way you should be earning a lot of assists and XP using one of these support strike package setups. There are some static challenges in this game that are not typically completed that offer great leveling potential for relatively little work. NOTE : Not all static challenges are available when you first prestige.
Each set of challenges requires a certain level to unlock. Keep in mind that a challenge that rewards even XP is equivalent of getting 10 kills in an objective game type or 5 kills in TDM.
In concept, they are a good idea, but they are poorly implemented. The issue with challenges is that all daily challenges earn you XP, and all weekly challenges earn you XP at least they do right now.
Some challenges are super easy call in Assault UAV 2 times while others are pretty difficult get direct impact kills with a launcher, etc. These challenges do not reward you with more XP for completing more difficult tasks. In some ways this is good because you can get XP for some really simple weekly challenges. Creating class setups that compliment each other in order to maximize your experience gains is probably the most important tip to leveling quickly, but it can be a little confusing.
The idea here is that you want to setup your classes in a manner that will allow you to work towards multiple challenges at the same time. Consider the following scenario: Completing the first 5 marksman challenges for an Assault Rifle by getting kills earns you 28, XP. That is over 94 bonus XP per kill. Completing the first 5 kick proficiency challenges by getting kills aimed down sights earns you 19, XP.
That is over 63 bonus XP per kill. Completing the first 5 Quickdraw challenges for getting kills within a few seconds of aiming down sights earns you 19, XP. Completing the first 5 Stalker challenges for getting kills while aiming down sights earns you 19, XP. Completing the red dot and holographic sight attachment challenges for getting a total of kills while aiming down sights earns you 2, XP. All of these challenges are great bonus XP when looked at individually.
But now consider this. You can complete every single challenge I listed above at the same time with 1 custom class. That means that for those kills, you would be earning an incredible bonus XP per kill! The leveling potential is outstanding!
Keep this in mind when creating your custom classes. For example proficiency challenges are not unlocked until level 20, so the above class would lose out on some potential until you reached level In order to maximize your leveling efficiency keep this in mind when working towards each challenge.
I am going to list out all of the custom classes I have personally used to efficiently help me earn experience. If I did not mention a weapon class or perk that means you can use anything you want. Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any good ideas to add to this section.
You can use the M4 with this class as it is a pretty good AR unlocked by default. As mentioned above, if you aim down sights for your kills you will work towards all of the challenges related to your perks and attachments at the same time. Always fire from the hip when within reasonable distance to gain steady aim kills. You can also use this class with akimbo machine pistols to quickly get your mastery challenges completed.
One quick tip is that if you run with an MP9 or Skorpion out you will have a longer sprint duration. This makes it easier to unlock extreme conditioning pro. When you unlock scavenger pro you also unlock the hoarding ammo challenge which you complete by getting kills while using scavenger pro. Also, 1 tip for picking up scavenger packs is that if you have full ammo you can fire 1 bullet, reload, pick up a scavenger pack, then rinse, repeat.
This allows you to pick up a bunch of scavenger packs even if you have full ammo. You can also be on the lookout for enemy equipment to destroy to work towards sitrep challenges. Be aware that sitrep pro is difficult to obtain. There is a glitch where you can knife your own trophy system to work towards the challenge but it could be considered boosting so do it at your own risk.
You can paint enemies on the map by damaging them with explosive damage bullet damage paints enemies once recon pro is unlocked. Also, hardline pro is great with this class because you will be getting so many assists from painting enemies on the map and it will help you complete your hardline challenges. The more things you shoot at the more things you paint. When you unlock recon pro then you can mark enemies with bullet damage. Equip recon and use any gun you would like.
Every single enemy you hit with a bullet from then on while using recon pro counts towards your recon pro challenge. Use your tactical insertions to spawn close to the objectives and continuously rush your objectives. You will work towards extreme conditioning and blast shield at the same time from running and getting hit with all kinds of explosives on the objective points. Support streak is used because you will be dying a lot and you will still be racking up points from your objectives.
Up until MW3, the only way to earn double XP was to play during double XP weekends or events, that usually happened after a map pack release. But MW3 has really gone above and beyond with double XP, adding numerous ways to earn double XP as well as basing XP time on in game hours rather than actual time.
First off, double XP weekends are a great way to level up. Not only are they available to anyone that plays the game during the specified time frame, they are also one of the only methods that stacks onto your barracks double XP. They are real time based, which means that you want to pack in as many games during the double xp event as possible.
Prestige token double XP is a waste of a token in my opinion. I used one of my 4x bonus tokens on 2 hours double XP and I have regret that decision ever since. I would recommend unlocking gear or a custom class instead. The promotion ends on December 31, so you will want to act fast. But basically you can buy specially marked mountain dew or doritos bags and redeem the double XP codes on the dewxp.
Elite clans are probably the best way to earn double XP. Elite clans earn double XP hours for all members when you reach a certain level. My elite clan just hit level 30, and I was able to claim our first 12 hours of double XP all at the same time.
Elite clans level up by completing clan challenges and clan competitions, or through the bonus XP given to elite founders. Finally, one method of double XP which is not very well known is M. Talk about leveling potential.
As I mentioned right at the start of the guide, the number one way to level up faster in MW3 is to get better at the game. But getting better at the game takes knowledge and practice. I think one of the best ways to get better is to watch or play with some players that are noticeably better than you.
If you would like you can check out some of my games, I post videos at youtube. I have won quite a few competitions playing Call of Duty and won all sorts of cool prizes including t-shirts, hoodies, a water bottle, an iPad, a USB flash drive and even a Black Ops Jeep Wrangler, so hopefully I can help you get a little better at the game.
I was just wondering if there as any point in going for Master III on any weapon headshots , because it took me the best part of 2 prestiges to get headshots with my UMP I appreciate the breakdowns in this guide Even if its stuff I may have already know,n it was explained very well.
I figured since it is a leveling guide some players might have never played COD before so the basics need to be outlined. My favorite way to level up is playing Kill Confirmed using the Specialist perk and Hardline. Each odd kill up to 7 1, 3, 5, 7 gets me XP not including the tags. Also, I usually rack up between assists with the recon drone, which are awarded at 50XP each same as a kill.
The issue with going for the 3rd vet challenge is that it takes you 3 prestiges to earn that 10, XP… If you are decent with other guns it is better to rotate them as you would get to 10th without having to go 3rd vet challenge on any gun.
Nice guide but you should put in class loadouts like you did in your black ops guide Thanks for going through the trouble of making it though. Wow, great article. Well written, in depth analysis of the xp reward system. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Bookmarked for future reference. I think you should add Kill Confirmed to those game modes to level up fast. Not in a boosting sense either. If you are playing with a group that sticks together it,s easy to stay alive and communicate about collecting your own red dog tags.
I have friends who are truth to this. Secondly, I never went to 10th prestige. I maxed out 8th prestige and stopped leveling… which took me just over 4 days in game time to reach. Only began playing cod games when black ops came out and i reached 11th prestige on that. Hey I was wondering how FFA ranks up with the other game modes if your gonna play solo?
This means I would get the same xp as TDM but I would get a lot more kills towards the for my gun until I get the bonus. Thanks for this great page and I will hopefully prestige faster than my first 2 which took 2 days and 3 hours.
Good question. If so then yeah it would be better than TDM if you are good at it. Make sure that you win most of your games though as the match bonus will play a factor as well. I heard the recon drone killstreak reward offers great xp. Im kind of lost. Im on level I started doing the levels on harden. Am I wasting my time? Do I need to be in multiplayer mode???? My main purpose of leveling up is to unlock all the good equipment to use on survival mode.
LOLOLOL i just started reading this when looking for tips on XP efficiency, anyway ripp if you wanna level up really fast in Survivial use Dome, as this map contains the catwalk around the rotted out sphere, and is much easier than Outpost.
Lay prone at the top of the ladder facing away from the concrete bunker, and aim through the grate at the ladder. Adjust your aim to target the head as the enemies run up and begin to climb. Each shot kills instantly the first 3 levels from the neck up.
Therefore, this means 0 damage, 0 loss of the Body Armor you start out with, and a consistent Head Blast achievement every 5 head shots. I only use guns computers drop save my points and use preds to get maximum points utilze getting kills one after another for more points also c4 if used correct can get multipal kills try using it on resistance on the stairs by A in domination use all ten then herd them like in zombies on blops and huge point can be achieved in doin so i went from 1 to 60 in a few short hours of solo.
Nice guide! Woodysgamertag sent me here from Facebook BTW! First and foremost, thank you sooooo much for making this leveling guide!! Now I am at level 27 on my third prestige with 56 hours of game play! I left a comment on your YouTube channel but never mind that. First, I usually run blind eye in all of my classes but previously ran sleight of hand. I am stuck in the middle on these two perks and was curious about which one you would recommend.
Second, I am having trouble with the concept of the not moving on to another gun until you get kills with the weapon. I tried this and felt like i was having more success using separate guns at the same time. Will you please attempt to explain this in further detail might be impossible lol so I can utilize the weapon challenges better?
Finally, should i go with a silencer or no silencer? Thanks again! Hello, thanks for reading, glad it helped. In regards to your blue perk it depends what type of player you are. If you are a more support type player equip a stinger and focus on blind eye.
The nice thing about blind eye pro challenge is that it is practically the same challenge as the regular one when using a stinger. Around 38, XP for completing the 5th challenge of both blind eye and blind eye pro. In regards to getting kills for the weapon challenges, it has to do with your prestige challenges. All marksman challenges reset when you prestige, however your veteran challenges do not. They roll over to the next prestige.
Let me give you an example. I get kills on both weapons and complete all the attachment challenges. I would get around 8, XP for the attachment challenges of the M4, 10, XP for the mastery challenge, around 26, XP for the marksman challenges of the M4 and 10, XP for the 1st veteran challenge of the M4.
A total of 54, XP for the M4. If I did the exact same thing with 4 other Assault Rifles I would earn another 54, XP per gun, a total of , XP in 1 prestige from those 5 weapons. This is based upon getting around kills per prestige. Some players get more I averaged around kills per prestige while some players will get less.
If you did that for kills you would have worked your way through 16 and a half weapons, earning you around , XP total in 1 prestige. You see in the second scenario, I would have missed out on 5 veteran challenges at 10, XP a pop and 5 mastery challenges at 10, XP a pop, a really big chunk of , XP would be lost. So if you want to maximize your XP per kill for your weapons, you would use a weapon for kills after which you would immediately switch to another primary weapon.
In regards to your question about silencer vs no silencer… I always try to complete attachment challenges. One thing to keep an eye on is that there is a prestige challenge for silencer kills… so if you complete your attachment challenges and want to know what attachment is best, I would have to say that the silencer attachment is indeed the best for leveling.
I cant wait for tenth prestige now and its thanks to you! Thanks again!! It should be a d-pad button, at least it is for the xbox. The d-pad is used to select things like pointstreaks, equipment, and certain attachments.
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