![]() In general, the world doesn’t seem overcrowded. The “reason” you do any of these as that they award Valor, and more Valor unlocks more weapon and vehicle options back at your fast travel hubs, from tanks to rocket launchers to additional Marine support NPCs who will charge into the fight with you (and are actually pretty strong). The goofiest “open world” thing I found were Grunt Propaganda Towers you can destroy, but there don’t appear to be a ton of them. You can hunt for hidden or well-defended armor cores to unlock more abilities within your kit (reducing grappling hook cooldown time is a must). You can rescue clusters of Marines under fire in a tiny mini encounter with a staged firefight you have to resolve. The small objectives are easier, but still kind of neat. I invaded one sprawling base that had me blow up power sources and sabotage repair bays as waves of reinforcements came in. There are also larger enemy facilities that have multiple objectives attached to them. A HVT crosshair icon tells you about a powerful enemy lurking somewhere, and if you kill them and their support crew, you unlock a weapon variant back at your fast travel bases. Out in the open world, which you can explore between missions, there are a few types of objectives to complete that are fairly traditional for the genre. ![]() There is a ton of verticality on the map, so the grappling hook is a must for traversal, at least until you unlock planes, whenever that may be. In the open world, if often feels like you’re better off simply zipping around with your grappling hook to objectives rather than getting in a Mongoose or Warthog, as roads are limited, and every rock or tree will stop you dead. It offers crazy mobility for attacking and escaping, it can taser enemies to stun them for follow-up melees, it can grab weapons and explosive barrels to throw (barrels are probably one of your most effective new weapons, except if you get shot while holding one). He has to select it among other skills he will unlock as time goes on, but it’s hard to take it off. And probably above all else, you will soon find yourself addicted to Master Chief’s new grappling hook. The old guns feel great, the new guns feel great (I’m growing weirdly attached to the Mangler?). Here the Master Chief can search for vehicles, weapons and naval reinforcements.If you like how Halo Infinite gunplay feels in the multiplayer, you will likely have similar thoughts about the campaign. Forward Operating Bases (FOB)įorward Operating Bases (FOBs) are essentially supply platforms scattered across Zeta Halo. These card icons relate to seven types of missions and collectibles available to the Master Chief in Zeta Halo. Main story missions are identified by the fact that they are always marked with a yellow and gold diamond icon. We haven’t included the main story missions here, mainly because they all have different icons. So we created the chart above to help you understand what you are seeing. There are many of these symbols on your map, but there are no legends for quick reference. the value you earn for completing or the reward you get for collecting. Hovering over an icon will show you information about that quest or collectible, such as: B. Graphics: Jeffrey Parkin | Sources: 343 Industries/Xbox Game Studios via Polygon ![]() These correspond to quests (including but not limited to main story quests) and collectibles. As you explore Zeta Halo and (re)capture Forward Operating Bases (FOBs), you will discover many symbols on your map. ![]()
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