A few days before the winter season of Halo Infinite, 343 decided to set up a series of posts reporting all the new features brought by the update. In this case, they introduced the 30-tier battle pass that comes with the season, and it turns out that it’s not as good as we hoped.
A 30-tier battle pass will come with overdue Halo Reach content, which is a good thing, as these components are well-loved by the community. Among these is the core of the Mark V helmet and the CQB helmet. All of these models were tossed for the first season of Halo Infinite, and now they’re being rescued to breathe some life into the game.
An empty battle pass for Halo Infinite
While we all want content, we know 343 hasn’t been competent in consistently and timely delivering things that encourage players to stay active in Halo Infinite. This is no different occasion, as the 32-tier battle pass feels empty and lacks flavor.
Experience bonuses to a unique logo that repeats at least 4 times in the pass. This strategy of putting the right shoulder pad on one level and the left on another, artificially filling in fields, masking the lack of content.
On Tuesday, November 8, we will be able to play this pass by downloading them with the new XP progression system, this way we will know if 30 levels are not enough for 4 months that we will have without content; in addition to a possible activity with the anniversary of Halo 4.
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David Fernandez
Lover of video games and Xbox; My passion is Halo and Gears of War, surely I talk about them more than any other game.
