Battlebit Remastered - Prestige Explained
There is a prestige system in BattleBit Remastered. In this guide you will learn what it looks like and how it affects the game.
BattleBit Remastered is a network FPS that has been breaking records of popularity recently. The game enables you to take part in impressive clashes on large maps. Your progress will be evaluated. In this guide you will learn about the prestige system.
Prestige in BattleBit Remastered
As you progress through the game in BattleBit Remastered you will gain higher and higher experience levels. To do this, you will have to kill enemies and complete mission objectives. Advancing unlocks access to more and better weapons and attachments, such as aiming devices.
Once you reach the maximum level, 200, you can prestige. Unfortunately, at this point there is virtually no confirmed information on what exactly it does. The vast majority of players assume that it causes the loss of all equipment and the need to unlock it from scratch. At the same time, it will allow you to receive more skins.
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Prestige in other games
The prestige system now also functions in another first-person shooter - Hunt: Showdown. There it is based on a simple scheme. For each match you receive a certain number of experience points (it depends on what you have managed to do). When your account reaches level 100, there will be an option to make prestige. It is optional, so you can skip it completely.
When you do this, your gameplay progress will be reset - you will lose access to all unlocked weapons, and your inventory will be emptied. Your stats, however, remain intact. In return, you will receive one of three things - an experience bonus, money or a random skin. It is possible that in the case of BattleBit Remastered, it works on a similar basis.
