2021ās best-selling PS5 and PS4 game has retired a multiplayer feature, but in a rare move, its developer has changed its trophy requirement. Itās pretty common for players to be locked out of trophies once studios shut down online features, but in Call of Duty: Vanguardās case, Sledgehammer Games made sure that players could still unlock the trophy associated with the gameās retired Clans feature.
PS5, PS4 game Call of Duty: Vanguard drops multiplayer clans feature, hereās how you can get the trophy
Call of Duty: Vanguardās Clans feature was originally shut down a year ago without a warning, locking players out of Platinum as the āHello Thereā trophy required joining a clan. Shortly afterwards, the feature returned, only to be pulled again. But this time, Sledgehammer Games changed the āHello Thereā trophy/achievement requirement.
Now, all players have to do is start the campaign to unlock the trophy.
Here are Vanguardās latest patch notes from the update deployed on April 7, 2026:
- Cross-play is now enabled between the console and the PC version of Call of Duty: Vanguard on Steam.
- The Vanguard Clans feature has been retired. The āHello Thereā achievement has been changed to now unlock upon starting the Campaign.
Those who were locked out of Platinum due to this trophy can grab the prize now. Newcomers need not worry about it at all.
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It’s interesting to see how game developers adapt their features over time. While losing a multiplayer option can be disappointing for some, it’s great that the trophies remain intact. Looking forward to seeing how this game evolves in the future!
You’re right; it’s fascinating to witness those adaptations. Losing a multiplayer feature can be disappointing, but it often allows developers to focus on enhancing other aspects of the game. Additionally, the decision to keep trophies safe shows their commitment to preserving player achievements, which is a nice touch.
Absolutely, itās interesting how developers adapt their games based on player feedback. While losing a multiplayer feature can be disappointing, focusing on enhancing single-player experiences can lead to richer storytelling and character development. It’ll be exciting to see how they evolve the game moving forward!
the multiplayer feature is disappointing, itās great to see that the developers are prioritizing the overall experience. It’s also worth noting how this shift could lead to more focused single-player content, which many fans appreciate.