If you’re about to prestige in Black Ops 6, you might want to think twice as it has huge stakes in ways you might not think.

Simply put, yes, your Black Ops 6 Prestige will carry over to Warzone. After its integration with Black Ops 6, Warzone's progression system has received massive changes.

Season 1 of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 introduces new weapons, gear, operators, and events for players to enjoy. Blueprints from the Battle Pass allow players to unlock weapons without needing to rank up after entering Prestige. Players can save Prestige ...

You can either hit Prestige straight away or go to the Progression tab in the Barracks through the Multiplayer lobby. Think carefully about when you want to do this, as Prestige in Black Ops 6 means you lose access to a lot of the things you will have unlocked.

Black Ops 6 has been an exciting entry for the franchise, likely bolstered by its same-day launch on Game Pass. It also helps that there’s a healthy mix of new offerings and the return of beloved mechanics.

Call of Duty player Pilgore hits Prestige without a single kill, showing a new way to play one of gaming's most combat-focused franchises.

Find out what time you can start playing Season 1 in Warzone and Black Ops 6, as well as how much storage space you'll need for the update.

Well this doesn't bode well for Black Ops 6's iteration of Gunsmith. Helpful CoD YouTuber TheXclusiveAce recently published a breakdown of Blops 6's barrel attachments and determined, amazingly, that most of them are essentially useless.

Salvage can most commonly be found as a random drop from killing zombies, but if you're in need of an upgrade sooner than later, there are plenty of ways to boost your salvage intake than just farming kills and trying to survive longer.