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Halo Infinite is Making a Change to the Way it Releases New Content

343 Industries has revealed that Halo Infinite's January 30 update will scrap traditional seasons in favor of shorter «Operations.» While fans can rest assured that a wealth of new content is coming to Halo Infinite throughout 2024, the delivery of this content will be dramatically different as the developers re-imagine the structure of new battle passes and updates.

In the hour-long reveal, community director Brian “ske7ch” Jarrard shared all the new features in the upcoming update. Although Halo Infinite’s 2024 roadmap confirms that there is no expansion planned for the game's campaign, online players will be treated to a new map, cross-core customization for helmets, tons of new Covenant-inspired items for Forge mode, and a new Spartan IV armor core. Yet perhaps the biggest surprise of all is that all of this will be absolutely free as 343 scraps plans for Season 6 and restructures Infinite’s battle passes.

Just over two years after its release, 343 is abandoning Halo Infinite’s divisive paid battle pass system. Instead of releasing January’s new content as part of the expected «Season 6,» 343 has rebranded the drop as Content Update 29 – or «CU29» for short. CU29 will be the first of many smaller updates that will replace the game's traditional seasons. Each update will feature 20 tiers of unlockable content – for free – rather than the paid 100-tier battle pass structure seen in previous seasons.

These time-limited «Operations» are an evolution of the periodic events from Halo Infinite’s earlier seasons. Each Operation will last 4-6 weeks, giving players plenty of time to unlock the 20 tiers of new armor, emblems, and coatings. This move to time-limited passes may alienate some gamers, as many previously praised Infinite's permanent battle passes.343 needs to ensure it does everything possible to keep players engaged. However, players will be able to pay around 500 credits ($5.00) to unlock these Operations permanently, letting them complete the new content at

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