According to a report by TechRadar, hello eternity 2 is expected to be a major update. Additions include a new Battle Pass and refresh shop, The refreshed shop is expected to include brand new Spartans cosmetic items, their titles, vehicles and more.
The report further states that the developers of the game are yet to reveal the end date of the new season, however, aura The team is likely to shorten the season by three months. The first season will run for about six months until the end.
343 Industry was using season one of the game to test its live-service performance, which has changed significantly since the release of the current latest Halo game. Meanwhile, the game’s developers have released several patches in the first season to improve areas that were lagging behind. Players can expect significant changes in regards to the variety of Battle Pass rewards, the rate of XP earnings, and more in season two.
The biggest changes in Halo Infinite Season 2
Some of the most notable changes in Halo Infinity Season 2 may be the new maps. Developers may include more than one new battlefield in the next season. One of the new red maps doesn’t look quite the same as the other maps in the trailer. The new map features different terrain and colors, indicating there will be a number of new battlefields available to the Spartans in Season 2.
Another significant change teased in the trailer is the “Battle Royale-Lite” mode which is expected to be included in the new season as well. More details about the new mode are expected to be revealed by the developers later.
No new guns were seen in the trailer. However, players should expect more updates before the launch date.
What to expect from Halo Infinite Season 2 Battle Pass
The developers haven’t revealed all of the Battle Pass rewards yet, but the first official artwork points to a number of new gear items for the Spartans. These gears include new helmets, armor kits, and weapon skins under the theme of “Lone Wolves”, which also refers to the series’ free-for-all mode. Some players received fewer cosmetic awards in season one, however, the cover art heroes for season two suggest a more impressive color palette.