The Halo series is one of the most iconic in gaming history. With the release of Halo Infinite, gamers are able to enjoy next-gen FPS action with friends and foes alike through the game’s infamous multiplayer.
Whether you’re new to Halo Infinite or you’re a veteran returning to the franchise, it never hurts to learn some tips and tricks to get better and improve your K/D ratio. Below are a few ways to “get good” fast:
Get Headshots
Both in real life and in Halo Infinite, the head is one of the most vulnerable areas of the body. It only makes sense then that Halo Infinite headshots are going to be your best bet for taking down opponents faster. Remember that headshots in Halo Infinite aren’t going to really be useful if your opponent still has a shield, so get the shield down first before worrying about hitting the head. For more information on Halo Infinite headshots, please visit this website.
Watch Your Shield Health
Speaking of shields, you should be constantly monitoring the health of your own shield to make sure you have a quick exit strategy if your shield gets popped. While Halo Infinite isn’t a cover-based shooter, you can still strafe your way to some obstacle or waist-high cover to reduce your hitbox while your shield regenerates.
Keep Things Moving
Much like how Halo Infinite headshots are devastating, avoiding taking damage yourself is a great way to stay in the game. This is where movement and positioning come in handy. There are plenty of areas across all arenas where it’s easier to land shots compared to other areas. Learn the map and the terrain to have a point of attack in mind no matter where you are.
It may be tempting to stand still to line up your shot, but shooting and moving are really going to be the keys to getting kills without becoming a target yourself. It’s much harder to hit a moving target, so being on the move continuously is going to give you an advantage while you look for an opening. You should also practice moving from different positions to fully utilize the effective range on whatever weapon you’re using at the moment.
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