Halo Infinites Early multiplayer start on November 15th was a fun surprise and since then the general response to the beta has been positive. But the free-to-play shooter’s battle pass was heavily criticized for being too slow to level up and full of crappy rewards. While I can’t help you with the crappy rewards, I can help you level up the pass faster and hopefully get access to some of the better items sooner. All you have to do is kill some bots!
Okay, there’s more to it than that, but that’s the big secret that I didn’t know about until now Forbes‘Paul Tassi spilled the beans yesterday. Some weekly challenges in Halo infinite can be completed in AI bot matches without dealing with other players.
In Halo infinite, weekly challenges are divided into three levels. The higher levels II and III reward more XP, but are more difficult and require players to complete them against real players. However, many of the Level I challenges don’t have the same requirement, so you can head to the bot bootcamp to complete them.
Understanding the stages in Halo infinite is beautiful, the real key is to look for any challenge that involves PVP. Those tilt be completed in bot matches.
Challenges such as “Kill enemy Spartans with the Battle Rifle” or “Kill an enemy Spartan with the Mangler” can be mastered against bots. But challenges like “Kill an enemy Spartan with the rocket launcher in” PvP“Or” Win a Total Control Match in PvP“Can only be achieved online against real players.
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This doesn’t get the armor and cosmetics any better and I still hope 343 improves and changes the way XP is done and Battle Pass unlocks the work in Halo infinite, but right now this is a nifty little trick that has already helped me and others speed up their Battle Pass progress.
Not only can bots help you complete some weekly challenges, but players have found that out too Many Xbox achievements can also be unlocked against bots. When you start to feel bad They can always step back and increase their difficulty to make things fair. But watch out, because then they’ll get some (probably well-deserved) revenge.
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