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Vanguard — How to Unlock Prestigious Rewards, Play with Friends Through the New Clans System
The only thing better than winning in Call of Duty: Vanguard or Call of Duty®: Warzone™ is winning with some squadmates and a little bit of swagger.
This year, Sledgehammer Games redefined what it means to be a Call of Duty® expert, introducing brand-new progression systems while making existing challenges more worthwhile. Part of this overhaul is an evolution of Regiments known as Clans, a social feature that rewards you and friends, family, or online squadmates for joining forces in Vanguard and Warzone.
Ready to become a Tier 1 Special Operations Task Force member? Time to rally the squad for Vanguard’s launch and read up on this important intel on progression, unlockable items, and more.
Clans System Explained — Play with Friends, Get Rewarded
Playing with squadmates just got more rewarding.
The Clan system is where a group of invited players — up to 100 — can gain exclusive bonuses, especially when they’re on the same squad. As part of the Clan, you gain the following benefits:
- The ability to customize an Emblem, which all Clan members can equip, as well as a unique-colored Clan tag.
- Unique rewards such as Calling Card Frames, which border any Calling Card chosen on a Player Profile, earned through Clan XP, a new experience system similar to other XP in Vanguard.
- A 10% XP boost to player levels, weapon, Operator, and Clan XP.
- An organized social hub where you can view all Clanmates, which can be made up of your closest squadmates or soon-to-be friends brought in from other Clans.
Already part of a Regiment before Vanguard? As of November 5, your active Regiment will be turned into a Clan. Feel free to continue playing with your old Regiment squadmates in the Clan system or create a new one.
Clans can be created or joined through the Social menu within Vanguard, and the entire system is planned to launch in Warzone during Season One.
The Drive to Rank 55 — Unlocking All Base Loadout Items
The 10% XP boost from playing with your Clan primarily helps with the main Call of Duty progression path: Player Levels, or the Rank and Prestige system.
For those entirely new to the franchise, the number and icon beside your name in-game represents your Player Level, the original symbol of Prestige since the original Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® in 2007. Nearly everything done in Multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone — kills, assists, challenges, completing objectives, and so on — awards Player XP, which ultimately increases Player Level.
At first, Player XP is crucial for getting from Rank 1 (Private) all the way to Rank 55 (Commander). Along this path, you unlock the ability to customize a Loadout and gain access to every base option within it, such as 38 weapons and 18 Perks, as well as Field Upgrades and Killstreaks in Multiplayer, plus Legendary Covenants and additional Crafting Table items in Zombies.
You’ll unlock a set of Career Challenges right at Level 1. Complete all 6 Challenges in each category, and you’ll earn an animated Mastery Calling Card and a bigger XP payout!
Shown within the Challenges tab — next to Battle Pass and Barracks in the Multiplayer or Zombies menu, respectively — Career Challenges grant large Player XP bonuses and cool Calling Cards upon completion. As the name suggests, these Challenges are meant to be completed over the course of your Vanguard Career, so tackle them at your own pace and don’t miss out on tens of thousands of Player XP!
Key Facts About Prestige — Preseason and Seasonal Prestige Explained
The Player Level journey doesn’t stop at Rank 55.
After earning enough Player XP to ascend past Commander within the Military Ranks, you will enter the Prestige Ranks, a Season Level system meant to recognize the community’s most skilled and determined players. This system will be like the one used in Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone over the past year.
Those who get beyond Commander automatically receive their first Prestige — Prestige 1 — and start at Season Level 1. At this point, all your unlocks, including Loadout items, will be kept as you ascend the Prestige Ranks.
During the Preseason, you can reach up to three Prestiges:
— Prestige 1 (Season Level 1)
— Prestige 2 (Season Level 50)
— Prestige 3 (Season Level 100)
Outside of a cool new rank icon beside your name and a higher rank number, reaching each Prestige awards you with a free Battle Pass Tier Skip. In addition, reaching Season Level 50 grants you a new Weapon Blueprint, exclusive to those who reached that point in the Seasonal Prestige System.
When Season One begins in December, your Season Level will reset (but you’ll keep your unlocks) and your progress will resume from the highest Prestige you achieved during the Preseason. Every season offers four additional Prestiges across the first 200 Season Levels, as well as a new Weapon Blueprint at Season Level 50.
Hitting the maximum Prestige of that season — 3 for the Preseason, 7 for Season One, 11 for Season Two, and so on — will award you the title of Prestige Master. Those who do not reach the highest Prestige during a previous season will have a chance to catch up, as players can hit up to Season Level 1000 during a typical season. Any leftover Prestiges will be earned every 50 levels, and for those who already hit the maximum Prestige, they can still go up to Level 1000 to prove their ultimate mastery of that season of Vanguard and Warzone.
Additionally, players who reach Prestige Master will continue their Prestige Master Ribbon progress from the current Black Ops Cold War/Warzone system. Vanguard will add six new Prestige Master Ribbons for players to progress through, in addition to the previous six.
Battle Pass and BP XP — What Can Be Unlocked During the Preseason and Beyond
Along with Prestige, the Battle Pass is another seasonal reward system based on 100 Tiers of content, which includes multiple free Tiers that offer fully functional weapons, Weapon Blueprints, and more.
During the Preseason, you will continue to earn Tiers on the Season Six Battle Pass from Black Ops Cold War and Warzone, including the 24 free Tiers with Vanguard-specific items. (NOTE: It is not necessary to purchase the Battle Pass to unlock any Vanguard items in this Battle Pass, but it will give you access to all 100 Tiers that can be used in Black Ops Cold War and Warzone.)
After the Preseason, expect to earn 100 Tiers of Vanguard and Warzone content through the Season One Battle Pass. Look forward to more seasonal Battle Passes to come in 2022.
Weapon Progression and Camos In-Depth
While playing Multiplayer or Zombies, you can earn Weapon XP on any weapons that can be used in a Custom Loadout.
In using a base weapon or Weapon Blueprint in either Multiplayer or Zombies, you will gain Weapon XP for it. This XP will level up that weapon, granting you either new attachments to equip in the Gunsmith (via the Loadouts menu) or a set of Camo Challenges, an objective set that tests your mastery of that weapon.
There are two different types of Camo Challenges — one for Multiplayer and one for Zombies. All objectives within those sets differ, depending on the weapon’s type. As you complete Camo Challenges, you will unlock cosmetic wraps for that weapon, ranging from mil-spec designs to absolute works of death artistry, like the last Multiplayer Camo Set labeled “Death Artist.”
Ranged Primary Weapons typically have 70 Weapon Levels, with Handguns, Launchers, and Melee tools having different level caps to reflect the number of available attachments or lake thereof. Reaching a weapon’s level cap means unlocking all its attachments and Camo Challenges.
After reaching that cap, you can complete that weapon’s Multiplayer and/or Zombies Camo Challenges to prove your mastery. Showing this expertise across one — or multiple — weapons rewards you with even more Camos; click through the carousel below to see what you can unlock via Vanguard’s Camo Challenges.
NOTE: This does not include Reticle Challenges, which grant new marking patterns for a specific Optic attachment across multiple weapons.
Becoming the Elite — Operator Unlocks and Challenges
In addition to Player XP, Battle Pass XP, Weapon XP, and Clan XP, there is one more progression system that makes its debut in Vanguard: Operator XP.
Operator XP is crucial to earning new items for your Operators, who come to life in Vanguard through their own unique backstory trailers and preferred weaponry.
Before earning even a single Experience Point on an Operator, you must first unlock them by completing an Operator Challenge. Click below to see how to unlock all 12 base Operators in Vanguard Multiplayer (and in Warzone once Season One begins). Note that there are also unique Operator Challenges in Zombies, so players can choose which mode they’d like to play to unlock a specific Operator. Once unlocked in either mode, Operators will be available across modes.
After unlocking an Operator, you can level them up to Level 20. Do this by simply playing Multiplayer or Zombies (and Warzone, starting in Season One) with them — just be sure to select them within the Operator menu, then go out and play the game.
Two ways to speed up Operator XP earnings are participating in Operator Challenges and using their Favorite Weapon. Using Sentinel’s leader Arthur as an example, here’s what his Operator Screen and Challenges Screen looks like:
Those who want to level up Arthur quickly will want to play as him while using the Sten and attempting to complete his four Operator Challenges.
While leveling an Operator to 20, you will unlock new Quips, or voice lines that play during specific in-game moments; Player XP; Weapon XP for the Operator’s favorite weapon; Emblems; and more. Levels 10 and 20 are solid milestones for each Operator, indicated by a new Operator Skin at each of those levels.
You can also earn two additional Skins for each of the 12 Operators: one gold-trimmed outfit, earned by having every Operator in a unit at Level 20, and one badass Platinum uniform, earned by hitting Level 20 with the full dozen.
Give It 110% by Stacking XP, Show Off Your Accomplishments in Vanguard and Warzone
The most elite players may have already figured out how to maximize their XP gains once Vanguard drops, but let’s break it down with one last example using Arthur and his Sten:
— As Arthur, using the Sten in a Multiplayer or Zombies match boosts Operator XP and Weapon XP.
— In using the Sten, you can complete Camo Challenges for it, which grants Player XP bonuses on top of any XP earned during the match.
— You can also be on pace to complete a Career Challenge, such as winning matches or getting crouched kills, which award even more Player XP.
— While playing with Clanmates, you get a universal 10% XP boost to all those XP types — Player, Operator, and Weapon — in addition to Clan XP, which is always being earned.
— All the while, you are earning Battle Pass XP, important for earning Tiers that grant additional items like Weapon Blueprints or Double XP tokens, a way to speed up unlocking even more content!
In playing Vanguard, you will be constantly rewarded for playing the game well, challenging yourself, and teaming up with friends. Whatever you unlock is a testament to your skills, and should be shown off proudly in the Multiplayer and Zombies lobbies.
In addition, those Multiplayer unlocks — weapons, Camos, Operator Skins, and more — will also be in Warzone right at Season One.
By that time, if you are dropping in with your fully leveled Clan as a Platinum-wearing Operator and busting open that Loadout Drop to use some Atomic camouflaged weapons, then consider yourself among Call of Duty’s most elite players.
Rise on every front.
November 04, 2021
Call of Duty®: Vanguard Boot Camp — Weapons and Loadouts
Need a full overview on the armaments you’re bringing to Vanguard Multiplayer? It’s time to check in on the armory and make sure everything’s in good order for launch on November 5.
November 02, 2021
Call of Duty®: Vanguard Boot Camp — The First 10 Hours
Listen up, Soldiers! Call of Duty: Vanguard is nearly here, so let’s make sure we’re all in top fighting form when it launches on November 5.
Welcome to Boot Camp. Lesson #1: The First 10 Hours.
November 05, 2021
Call of Duty®: Vanguard Zombies — 20 Tips for Fighting Off the Horde
Vanguard has arrived, and with it the hordes of undead at the behest of Oberführer Wolfram Von List and Kortifex the Deathless. Read on for 20 tips to get off to a strong start in the next chapter of the Dark Aether saga.
For more information on Call of Duty®: Vanguard, check out www.callofduty.com and www.youtube.com/callofduty and follow @SHGames, @Treyarch, @RavenSoftware, and @CallofDuty on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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School neurosis in parents. – Popular psychology
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You have to survive school (c)
If a person has children, and even more so, children of school age, then life is subject to school routine. And for such people, September 1 is not the beginning of a new month, not the beginning of autumn, but the beginning of a new academic year.
And this means that the parent, together with the child, fulfill the requirements of the school in terms of daily routine, homework, and even the appearance of the student. Not all parents and not all students easily fit into this system. Problems with a child’s adaptation to school were noticed 20 years ago, and since that time psychologists have appeared in schools. But globally, the situation with schoolchildren’s education remains difficult both for the child himself and for his parents.
Since the 60-70s of the twentieth century, school neurosis has been spoken of as a stable disadaptation and stress that a child experiences at school. This neurosis manifests itself in constant anxiety, fears, low mood, tearfulness due to the need to attend school or because of a bad relationship with a particular teacher. Often such a neurosis develops due to:
- conflict with the teacher;
- difficulties in communication and conflicts with classmates;
- congenital features of the child’s nervous system: fatigue, anxiety, fears, which also manifested themselves at preschool age;
- Peculiarities of raising a child in a family: connivance on the part of parents, upbringing by the type of «family idol», inconsistent upbringing, when the child does not develop self-regulation skills and does not have a clear idea of acceptable and unacceptable behavior.
It is worth adding that the tendency to develop neurosis may be inherited from one or both parents.
Also, manifestations of school neurosis in parents during their own schooling is a risk factor for the development of school neurosis in a child.
The child’s parents and family are the area where it should be warm, safe and predictable. If the relationship between the parents is conflicting, or one of the parents had a negative experience of studying at school, then the likelihood of a school neurosis in a child becomes much higher.
What is Parental School Neurosis (SNR)? I take this term in quotation marks, because I’m not sure that serious academic science is investigating this problem. SNR manifests itself in anxiety, fears for the success of their own child in school, his academic performance, relationships with classmates and a teacher (in elementary school) or teachers in middle and high school.
The development of any neurosis is based on the objective impossibility of changing the situation and the subjective attitude to this situation as severe or catastrophic.
In relation to SNR, the following thoughts may appear: “My child is going to study (to school). I love him and I am very worried about how he will be able to get along with the teacher and classmates, will he be able to easily cope with the program? If my child is not as successful as I expect, then it will be too hard for me.”
When a classical neurosis occurs, a traumatic situation is necessary in which a person feels helpless. A modern Russian school in a large city is a closed organization that lives by its own rules and regulations. Moreover, school education reform has been going on for many years, which also increases the anxiety and uncertainty of parents. The inability to control either the school or a particular teacher often leads to the fact that parents feel helpless when interacting with the school. And anxiety only increases the level of stress, which over time can turn into chronic stress and neurosis will develop on its basis.
Modern urban life is characterized by a high pace and successful (fulfilled) parents in everyday life experience a higher level of stress, even without taking into account the schooling of their own children.
Such parents expect or even demand high academic performance, show more irritation than warmth and support for their children, and all this sets off a vicious circle of neurotic development in both parents and children. Successful and active parents who get tired at work can find it difficult to be patient and provide psychological support to their own children. And, unfortunately, good living and material living conditions with high employment and overwork in parents do not contribute to the emergence of self-regulation in children and do not teach them to cope with their difficulties.
A child of any age, and even an adult, wants to be good for their loved ones and needs emotional acceptance and psychological support. It can be difficult for parents with SAD to notice the small progress of their children. Prolonged stress, and even more neurosis, affect the characteristics of a person’s thinking. Also, as a result of overwork, an adult may not notice simple ways to solve a child’s school difficulties.
“Black and white thinking” can occur, when significant improvements are perceived and only the ideal solution to the situation is needed.
Much can be written about the causes of SNR and the consequences of such a condition for parents and children. As a practitioner, I want to focus on a burning question that regularly arises with my clients: “What to do about it?”.
- Unfortunately, it is impossible to choose the ideal school. It is worth remembering that it is the parents who ensure the safety of the child. In case of difficulties for a child, teachers and school administration should be aware of the position of the parents. Not all the difficulties that a child has at school (even in high school) he can solve on his own!
- If, when problems arise and when trying to resolve them with the teacher (school administration), nothing changes, then it is worth considering transferring the child to another school. Transfer to a new school should be coordinated with the child, especially if he is older than 10-11 years old.
- It is necessary to take into account the peculiarities of the development and health of the child. Any person has a large number of innate qualities, for example, activity, resistance to stress, a penchant for certain subjects (often it manifests itself at the age of 12-15), etc. these qualities, then you should not expect outstanding abilities in these areas from a child. Perhaps, after some time, your child will show his own inclinations.
- Children take a long time to grow and develop. Therefore, it is important to remain a patient and attentive parent. A common recommendation is that your own child can only be compared with him, as he was before. The growth rates and academic performance of parents, siblings, and classmates can vary significantly. And comparing your own child’s abilities with others will only increase anxiety and will not cause a desire to try harder. It is worth telling, sharing your school experience: successes, difficulties, how you managed to survive school and become who you are.
- It is important that by the end of school the child has the desire and strength to continue their education. The last few years have begun to conduct research on the emotional burnout of schoolchildren. Such studies are carried out in countries where the intensity of education is high, competition between children begins already at school and there is a lack of social support. The features of emotional burnout of schoolchildren are manifested in the fact that it is difficult (or impossible) for them to study further and there is absolutely no strength and motivation for their professional implementation after school.
School years are the time when our children grow up. Little kids grow up, learn and gain new knowledge, they learn to choose their friends and get along with different people. In the same period, they have persistent interests that can become a future profession. And even the first love can fall at this time. The child grows, matures and solves many problems.
