Halo Infinite's energy sword loses charge when it hits environmental objects thaඣt can take damage.

As you can see in the gameplay clip just below, a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Halo Infinite player has realized that the energy sword loses charge when you hit destructible items scattered around the multiplayer maps. You can see the play⛄er trying out this realization on a bunch of fruit baskets, where the energy sword loses two percent of its total charge every time it collides wiℱth a basket.

It's a tiny detail, but it's definitely something to bear in mind when you're charging full pelt through Halo Infinite's multiplayer maps. Two percent might 🎃seem very little of an energy sword's overall charg꧃e, but keep on rinsing fruit and other items scattered around the multiplayer maps, and you might run out charge before you can deliver a killing blow to an actual player.

This clip comes from the recent Halo Infinite multiplayer technical test, which just wrappe﷽d up yesterday on September 26. The next, and likely final, multiplayer test phase will be debuting later this week on September 30, and sticking around until October 3, giving players one last chance to jump into the multiplayer side of the shooter and try it out for themselves before launch.

Halo Infinite finally arrives on PC, Xbox One, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Series X, and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Series S later this year on December 8. It'll be a day one Xbox Game Pass launch game, and 343's long-awaited sequel will also be launching with a full single-player 🌊campaign and multipla𝕴yer mode simultaneously, with the latter actually being free-to-play f𝔉or anyone on all systems, even if you don't actually own Halo Infinite itself.

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