A number of in-game customization items from Halo Infinite have leaked online, confirming references to The Rock, Halo Reach, and much more. With Halo Infinite expected to live on for many years post-launch and also include things like battle es, it's only natural to assume 343 is planning to include a lot of different customization options. This new leak seems to suggest that there will be a lot of content for players to play around with when the game launches this December.
There has already been an abundance of leaks stemming from the recent tech tests for the shooter. The story of Halo Infinite leaked over the summer with 343 ing its authenticity. Although no actual cutscenes or in-game visuals appear to have leaked, people have summarized the game in the form of text posts. With that said, it seems like Halo fans will want to be relatively cautious in the months leading up to Infinite if they don't want to be spoiled.
These new leaks are a little less sensitive, but according to Redditor controversial Halo Infinite battle es.
Although 343 hasn't talked a ton about it, there's a clear effort being put into players being able to customize their Spartan. The series has always had pretty iconic customization features, with things like the Recon armor in Halo 3 being highly sought after. Halo Reach also had a bit of an in-game economy to allow players to pick and choose which armor they wanted to focus on getting after reaching certain levels. Halo Infinite appears to be based more on leveling and the battle , which may cause some frustration.
Fans will also be able to purchase microtransactions in the game, though 343 hasn't offered up many specifics on what it will offer for a . There will be no loot boxes in Halo Infinite, so players will know what they're getting when they purchase additional content. Given the success games like Call of Duty and Fortnite have had by offering bundles, it seems likely Halo Infinite will take on a similar strategy.
Halo Infinite releases on December 8, 2021, for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
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