343 Industries has unveiled a preview of halo: infinity for the second season, which will arrive on May 3, and players can now see what they can expect.
The game developer wrote: "Understanding the rules of engagement is the first condition for success. Today, we're giving you an early look at the new game modes for halo: Infinity season two, Raiders, King of the Hills, and finally spartans. ”
In The King of the Hills (a precious part of the previous Halo game), players will have to fight for a neutral hill on the map. However, 343 revealed a turning point, unlike the standard King of the Hills game, just because someone took the hill, does not mean that the round is over. Instead, every second they stay on the hill without being contested earns points for their team. These points will go into an "occupy bar", and when the bar is full, a new hill will be generated elsewhere on the map.
Another mode is called land grabbing. As the name suggests, in this mode, the player must grab three neutral areas on the map. When any one area is captured, it will be locked and the team will receive a point for their land grab. Once all three neutral zones have been captured, there will be a small intermission, followed by three more zones on the map. The game continued in this way until one team reached 11 points.
In Final Spartan mode, the player must fight to become the last Spartan. This model is actually a kind of shura field. "In this free-competitive experience, 12 players are spawned on the map of a large team battle, with a closed payload and five rebirths," 343 said, "once the player's number of rebirths runs out and can no longer participate, they can watch or leave the game with impunity." “
If a player gains a kill during a match, they can upgrade to a different weapon, just like in Upgrade Killer.
Brian Jarrard, 343's community director, has previously said that the studio understands that some fans have "no patience" for the game's frustrations, and his team certainly doesn't want to see the expectations of players and the community not being met. However, he added that some of these issues should be addressed as part of the new season.