Halo Infinite’s multiplayer part was released earlier this week and probably some of you have already run a bunch of rounds and rediscovered how satisfying it is to tease opponents. Regardless of what you have opinions about the latter, you have probably also discovered that it takes quite a long time to climb to the next battle pass level. After playing for several hours, the level figure is only 2, which feels like that and has also been a bit frustrating for other players. Fortunately, 343 Industries is fast on the ball and has announced that changes are on the way.
The problem is that leveling is linked to daily and weekly challenges, which requires you to do specific things during the matches. During the course of the matches, however, it is more reasonable to try to win the match than to try to get five headshots with a specific weapon, which in turn can lead to a loss for your team. This system will now be changed so that players level up more consistently. The first change that will take place this week is that challenges will be much easier, much like “playing a match” or similar.
Over time, 343 Industries will review the challenges and remove those that do not really work. The developers will also make XP Boost longer, from 30 to 60 minutes, which will be great if you like to play the bigger Big Team Battle tracks.
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