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Following the surprise early launch of Halo Infinite, fans are loving the game while lamenting the slow progression of the Battle Pass.
Halo Infinite‘s multiplayer, which was launched earlier than expected, has received almost universal praise from fans of the franchise but everyone agrees that progression is too slow.
Released ahead of schedule to celebrate Xbox’s 20th anniversary, players flocked to Halo Infinite‘s multiplayer, subsequently taking to social media to express their thoughts. Most fans are enamored with 343 Industries’ latest game, with some suggesting it to be the best Halo multiplayer experience yet. Praise is being heaped on the game’s tight combat mechanics, sound design and visual aesthetic as Twitter is flooded with short videos of spectacular kill-streaks.
so I’ve played Halo Infinite for 6 hours now and the gameplay is fun and addictive. The main thing I dislike is the battle pass progression. That really needs to be looked at pic.twitter.com/qSqajaDtdi
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) November 16, 2021
Real Talk: Halo Infinite has amazing gameplay, shooting and feels like Halo in the best ways possible.
But if this is ALL the content that’ll be available on December 8th we are going to have a problem🙃
— The Act Man (@TheActMan_YT) November 16, 2021
Halo Infinite is the best MP game I’ve played in years.
And it’s free.
That’s the tweet!
— Lex (@MrTLexify) November 16, 2021
Alright I love every aspect of Halo Infinite Multiplayer but 2 things
– Progression in the Battle Pass is too slow. If they want to maintain players it has to be more rewarding
– Need a Slayer only PlaylistBesides that gameplay, art direction, sound design, etc is fantastic pic.twitter.com/K3C25mzQAk
— Benji-Sales (@BenjiSales) November 16, 2021
While Halo Infinite has managed to grab the attention of both new and old players alike, most fans agree that the multiplayer’s progression is far too stunted. Cosmetic unlocks can be obtained by completing challenges in the Battle Pass which exists on both a free and premium tier. The entire rewards track spans 100 levels, sixty of which grant free rewards while the remaining items are locked behind a $10 paywall. This is standard practice for most free-to-play games, yet players are pointing to how slow the unlock process is as the biggest criticism for Halo Infinite.
Despite completing several Battle Pass challenges, players are struggling to make a meaningful dent in the reward track. Many have claimed that despite playing for hours, they’ve managed to earn just a single level. A similar situation was felt during the launch of Apex Legends‘ Season 7 which featured a similarly slow progression loop.
Made some great progress on my first day of Halo Infinite.
My Battle Pass is almost level 2 👍
— Favyn (@FavynTube) November 16, 2021
Wow, firm handshakes to Halo Infinite.
Game plays so good.
yayaya
— Dr Disrespect (@drdisrespect) November 16, 2021
Beyond its troubled development, Halo Infinite is currently on track to make a huge splash in 2021. Despite unexpectedly launching on a Monday night, the game managed to hit 200,000 concurrent players on Steam. That number is expected to grow as the weekend approaches, meaning Halo Infinite might have what it takes to become the next popular online shooter.
As for the campaign of Halo Infinite, Master Chief’s story is set to continue on Dec. 8. This single-player component can be played separately from the multiplayer suite and will introduce a host of new concepts to the Halo franchise including a sprawling open-world, dynamic enemy encounters and a grappling hook. Halo Infinite‘s multiplayer and campaign are available exclusively on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC.
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