It is uncertain when exactly 343i will begin to phase out its core system in Halo Infinite. Halo Infinite's unreleased Gladiator's Edge coating and Cross Core!!👀īe sure to Follow & Like!!🔥🔥🔥 #Halo #HaloLeaks /wskeBuEn91 Newly leaked photos from Halo Infinite leaker on Twitter reveal what this new core system will look like, as well as some unreleased armor coatings.
The studio has promised to remove the core system in the near future. While player frustrations about the armor core systems have been voiced since the game released, 343i has been listening to players’ concerns. Players have even found that AI bots in the game will sometimes spawn in with cross core armors, something that has been reported since the game was released.
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the FIRE AND FROST bundle infamously had players purchase the same skin 3 times for the 3 cores that launched with the game. Not only are customization items restricted, players often have to buy the same armor coatings for different cores if they want to wear a certain skin. While this scale of customization has not been seen in previous Halo titles, many players complain that it is still too restrictive compared to what could be possible. Halo Infinite customization options are limited within each of the 5 cores: Mark V, Mark VII, Yoroi, Eaglestrike, and Rakasha. These attachments can only be swapped with other attachments meant for that specific core. Halo Infinite customization is broken down into chest armor, helmets, helmet gear, visor colors, armor coatings, gloves, shoulder pads, and knee pads. If you have a cool helmet that is for the Mark VII core, sorry, you cannot use that helmet on a Yoroi or a Mark V core. Currently, specific armor coatings, armors, and other attachments are locked to a specific core.
Back in April, 343i developers promised they are exploring removing the game’s armor core system. When Halo Infinite launched, some fans were dissatisfied with the armor customization system in the game.
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