First six games in Halo Infinite, the daily match XP rewards have been increased

Gaming News Toisthe - For the first six games in Halo Infinite, the daily match XP rewards have been increased. Halo Infinite players will receive an enhanced bonus XP for the first six matches of each day, according to 343 Industries.

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The multiplayer component of Halo Infinite has been accessible for a few weeks now, and the present execution of the progression system has been criticized ever since. While the game's gameplay has received widespread praise, fans have been dissatisfied by the Battle Pass in Halo Infinite.

The game moves through the Battle Pass by completing tasks, however, the way this concept was implemented has enraged a sizable segment of the Halo fanbase. In Halo Infinite, challenges demand players to complete specified activities in a specific game mode in order to earn XP. Because there is presently no method to pick that mode, earning XP and progressing through the Battle Pass takes a long time. 343 Industries appears to be working on adjustments that will eventually remedy this issue, and the developer recently announced the news that will likely please many fans.

343 Industries' Community Manager, John Junyszek, recently tweeted that players in Halo Infinite will receive additional XP for the first six matches of every day. For the first game, players will receive 300 XP, which will be reduced to 200 for the second and third games. The next three matches will each award 100 XP, with players earning 50 XP from game 7 onwards. Junyszek also promises supporters that 343 Industries is working on additional significant upgrades, but that implementation will take time.

1st Game = 300XP

2nd Game = 200XP

3rd Game = 200XP

4th Game = 100XP

5th Game = 100XP

6th Game = 100XP

7th+ Game = 50XP

We believe this increase will help address those slower initial payouts while also benefiting those of you jumping on each and every day.

— John Junyszek (@Unyshek) November 30, 2021

For every match played, 343 Industries had previously introduced a 50 XP daily challenge. In addition, the weekly tasks have been altered, and the length of 2XP boosts has been doubled. The developer noticed that XP payouts were taking longer than expected, therefore this new adjustment was made to compensate customers for playing matches on a daily basis. 

Because it is a free-to-play game, Halo Infinite has faced a lot of criticism for the nature of its additional content. While the fact that 343 Industries is working on a fix is encouraging, players should not expect big improvements when the game launches on December 8. Halo Infinite will not receive any new maps or modes on the day of release, as previously stated.

Gamers who are looking forward to playing Halo Infinite's campaign should be advised that spoilers have started to leak online. The upcoming campaign video was revealed earlier this month, and there appears to be a broad feeling of anticipation for 343 Industries' new additions. When Halo Infinite launches next month, it will be interesting to see how it compares to prior Halo campaigns. Multiplayer event for Halo Infinite in February seems to have leaked.

The multiplayer beta for Halo Infinite is currently online, and the game will be released on December 8 for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

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