Halo Infinite Players Are Still Having Trouble With Challenges Tracking Properly

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Halo Infinite's multiplayer did not get off to the best of starts. With what was considered a rocky launch by many, the Halo Infinite multiplayer beta had complaints regarding a variety of issues, from serious gameplay bugs affecting matchmaking, to problems with cosmetics in how much they cost and even their design. Though developer 343 is often releasing patches and updates in order to support the game as fans continue to play, it seems there are still persisting problems with the game.

The campaign side of Halo Infinite has been mostly free of fans complaints, with many even praising the campaign for how it advances the Halo franchise. Elon Musk and acclaimed horror film director John Carpenter praised the latest entry in the series. However, where multiplayer is concerned, the problems are clear for fans to see, and the latest issue shows that there's still problems with players tracking and completing their challenges in Halo Infinite's multiplayer.

Halo Infinite Trick Makes It Easier to Complete Challenges

Posted to Reddit by user Rodri117, an image shows the player's challenges. While there doesn't seem to initially be anything wrong with the photo, a closer look at it and the comments shows that the user should've completed their challenge, and yet they've not received the reward. Other players expressed they were experiencing the same problem with Halo Infinite's challenges, claiming that they'd clearly completed the requirement for their XP reward, and yet had not received it.

According to Halo Infinite players in the Reddit comments, the cause of this problem is rooted in how the game views completed challenges. If someone quits out of a game after they'd been killed for a challenge, or a match involves bots, the