343 Industries released a new extended video, which answered some hot questions that players had about Halo Infinite in the last months. The questions range from high-level topics associated with the campaign and multiplayer, to more details on how the new battle hook equipment will work.
In total, this video is almost thirty minutes long and features community manager 343, John Junyszek, talking to Quinn Delhoyo, the studio’s leading sandbox designer. The questions presented in the conversation are mostly questions that arose from the recent update blog 343 for Halo Infinite which was released last month. As such, most of what fans were looking to understand more were primarily concerned with the appearance of the Sandbox. Infinite which is why Delhoyo is the one giving the answers.
When it comes to some of the more interesting topics presented throughout the conversation, Delhoyo refers to how Halo Infinite it will change after it is formally released. He talks about how some weapons will not only receive balance updates after launch, but other weapons could be added later.
Probably the best clarification offered in the question and answer session comes with how the battle hook can be used. Delhoyo confirmed that the new equipment from Halo Infinite it can be used not only to shoot you to the ground, but it can be used to pick up weapons that could be scattered on the floor. So if you need a weapon and you don’t want to run next to it to pick it up, you can just pull the battle hook towards it to shoot it at you. It is an implementation with a great sound that could be a game changer if used correctly.
In general, if you expect Halo Infinite, there is a lot to chew on in this video. If you want to follow it in full, you can view it embedded in the article above.
On the contrary, if you keep trying to count the days up Halo InfiniteWell, we don’t have a release date yet. All we still know is that it will be released this fall on Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S and PC. To keep up with our coverage of the game moving forward, you can watch right here.