Call of Duty: MW3 Player Reaches 10th Prestige Without Killing a Single Enemy

A dedicated Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 player has managed to reach 10th Prestige in the game without killing a single enemy. In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, this involves reaching Level 500, making this quite a remarkable achievement.

In previous Call of Duty games, the Prestige system has served as a way for players to show off their remarkable dedication to the game. This used to involve resetting all weapons and unlocks, although this is no longer the case with Prestige in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. When the game was first released, just five levels of Prestige were available to unlock, although in the following Seasons, this has slowly been upped to 13. Each new level of Prestige gives players a unique icon to show off on their profile, marking them out as a dedicated gamer in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

Redditor Pilgore1 has taken a unique approach to Prestige in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. After reaching 10th Prestige, they decided to show off their stats online, revealing a K/D ratio of 0.00. This means that they haven't killed a single enemy throughout their time in the game, even by accident. According to the player, their approach involved playing objective-based game modes in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, and exclusively focusing on those objectives. This includes modes such as a Hardpoint and Domination, and they were also able to shoot down enemy UAVs without registering a single kill on route to 10th Prestige.

Looking further into their stats, they have played a total of 75 hours of the game, which actually isn't a lot, considering how impressive their achievement is. Despite the lack of firepower they provide on the battlefield, their win/loss ratio stands at an outstanding 3.91. This actually makes a lot of sense if they're running around the maps in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 exclusively focusing on objectives. Sure, they'll die a lot, but it's a tactic that will massively help win games. Evidently, it's a strategy that can