Halo Infinite's multiplayer offers increasing content through seasonal updates. These updates add a new battle pass, various challenges, cosmetics, and events. This includes the Joint Fire event, which runs from January 17, 2023, until January 31, 2023. This may leave you with questions about the Halo Infinite Joint Fire event.
How to complete the Halo Infinite Joint Fire Event
The Joint Fire event adds new challenges that unlock unique rewards. These require you to play the Joint Ops playlist, which will be Covert One Flag. Here are the challenges for Halo Infinite's Joint Fire event.
All Halo Infinite Joint Fire challenges
- Sneaking Suspicion
- Complete matches in Joint Ops (1) - 150 XP
- Undercover Ops
- Win matches of Joint Ops (1) - 200 XP
- No Site Unseen
- Win rounds in Joint Ops (2) - 100 XP
- No Site Unseen
- Win rounds in Joint Ops (5) - 150 XP
- No Site Unseen
- Win rounds in Joint Ops (10) - 200 XP
- Stout Defense
- Kill enemy Spartans with a Sidekick in Joint Ops (5) - 100 XP
- Stout Defense
- Kill enemy Spartans with a Sidekick in Joint Ops (10) - 150 XP
- Stout Defense
- Kill enemy Spartans with a Sidekick in Joint Ops (15) - 200 XP
- Sneak King
- Earn cumulative personal score in Joint Ops (1500) - 100 XP
- Sneak King
- Earn cumulative personal score in Joint Ops (5000) - 200 XP
All Joint Fire Event Rewards in Halo Infinite
There are ten rewards to unlock in the Joint Fire event. These are unlocked by earning experience from the challenges above. Here are all Halo Infinite rewards from the Joint Fire event.
- Squad Drop - Backdrop
- Bay Sunset - Visor Color
- UA/Type JFO - Knee Pads (Mark V)
- Util/Tvaster Diagnostic Rig - Chest (Mark V)
- JFO - Helmet (Mark V)
- Violet Crush - Armor Coating (Mark V)
- Action Lime - Visor Color
- SAP/JFO - Shoulder Pad (Left) (Mark V)
- SAP/JFO - Shoulder Pad (Right) (Mark V)
- Hul-I/Xftrec/Flamingo - Helmet Attachment (Mark V)
Covert One Flag explained in Halo Infinite
The challenges for the Joint Fire event require you to play Joint Ops, which is Covert One Flag. This variant of CTF pits one team equipped with unlimited Active Camo, a Pulse Carbon, and the Sidekick against a team with unlimited Threat Sensors, an Energy Sword, and the Commando. The team with Active Camo must capture the flag while the team with Threat Sensors defends it. The game will rotate which team is which each round.
When playing as the attacking team, you will want to keep your distance and watch out for blind corners. Other players will likely be waiting with the Energy Sword. Stick together and communicate when you push the flag. Defending teams have a much easier job, as they can wait and score instant kills with the sword. Use your Threat Sensor often to locate the opposing team.
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Published: Jan 18, 2023 11:13 am