Gaming News Toisthe - Halo Infinite Reveals the Start of the Tenrai Event and Showcases Samurai Armor. Complete ritual-themed Challenges to receive rewards in Halo Infinite Leak - Fracture: Tenrai.
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Shortly after the release of Halo Infinite's free multiplayer beta, 343 Industries has released a trailer for the new Fracture: Tenrai event, which will kick off on November 23. The multiplayer feature in Halo Infinite was released a month early to coincide with the franchise's 20th anniversary on November 15, catching everyone off guard. While everyone has access to the full multiplayer experience, enthusiasts quickly found personalization possibilities that could not be obtained through usual ways.
Many gamers noted at the game's launch that it's possible to adjust what the game calls Armor Cores, the core of the Spartan armor that changes the player character's overall appearance, in the character customization choices. This is in contrast to the standard armor pieces that may be fitted to said Cores, many of which are locked behind Halo Infinite's expensive microtransactions and battle pass. One of these Cores is known as the "Yoroi," and it has a samurai appearance that differs significantly from the ordinary Mark VII armor. The game previously referred to this modification item as the "Fractures Event: Tenrai," but no details on what this event would involve were provided.
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After several rumors and leaks over the game's launch week, the official Halo page has tweeted a reveal trailer for the upcoming event with a verified start time of 10 a.m. PT on Tuesday, November 23. During this period, players will have access to a separate set of challenges and rewards for the event that are unrelated to Halo Infinite's contentious battle pass, with the legendary samurai armor serving as the major prize. The event will run one week, allowing players a limited period of time to unlock the entire list of rewards in the event pass.
Tomorrow at 10AM PT.Prepare to draw your blade, Spartans. ⚔️ pic.twitter.com/EjWIREN8TU— Halo (@Halo) November 23, 2021
As shown in a Twitter leak from _FireMonkey, players will be able to gain the armor core at level 5, with additional armor parts and attachments for the core earned at subsequent levels, as well as other minor incentives like nameplates, colors, and XP increases. Winter Contingency, Cyber Showdown, and Tactical Ops are three further future releases for Halo Infinite's first season of DLC, according to the creators. More details will most certainly emerge near the end of Fracture: Tenrai, however, there is currently no knowledge regarding these events.
Halo Infinite Leak - Fracture: TenraiComplete ritual branded Challenges to earn rewards.Sure, knowing *some* of the rewards is nice, but why not have a super nice list to guide your way when the event starts in two days!#HaloInfinite pic.twitter.com/uQXw3wTXKy— 🎄 Santa Ricky (@_FireMonkey) November 20, 2021
Generally, the fast-paced PvP multiplayer in Halo Infinite has been hailed for its in-the-moment gameplay, but the previously mentioned battle pass and microtransaction mechanisms are holding back what might otherwise be a great success. Many fans are upset with the new method Infinite handles the franchise's renowned armor customization elements and would rather pay for the complete Halo Infinite than the existing free-to-play model, but how 343 manages the game's events could determine an even wider shift to one side or the other. Whether the game's events show up to be just like the same microtransaction-riddled drudgery as the previous season of content, more fans will definitely abandon Halo Infinite's multiplayer entirely.
Halo Infinite multiplayer is now available for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC, with a full release date of December 8, 2021.
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