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Most important tip: don’t rage when you experience desync every game.

The number one tip is dont trust the game mechanics to work properly.

The most important Halo tip is the same as the Chief's main lesson in The Fall of Reach: know the difference between a life spent, and a life wasted.

I'm a casual player who found themselves struggling to be of any use in quickplay games. This guide helped me to be much more of an asset to my team and I'm having more fun playing the game. Thanks!

There is no better feeling than Bouncing a grenade and timing it perfectly to where you just one shot the enemy right after it blows up. That one, two combo is just so fun.

Tip 1: Don't be one of many "cursed ones" with d-sync eating half their damage on target Tip 2-8: Play the game as normal

1st tip I recommend every get a decent pair of headphones honest to god i know people that play without them. sprinting and shield recharge are very distinct sounds. although ranked at a high level requires a lot of team coordination there are individual things you could do to improve drastically. in that regard try to limit sprinting and clambers when trying to be sneaky it is very easy to hear. be aware of where you are when you are recharging shield because at high levels when we know a teammate died in a 1v1 most onyx players know common spots where ppl will crouch behind to get there shields back and any splash of damage even if the nade doesnt kill you stops your shields coming back. check your corners when entering certain rooms for example in recharge when exiting orange pipes to go to whirlpool depending on the game mode a lot of players will play on the ledge to the left. be patient and don't over commit. if you are about to engage an enemy that is unaware of you ie you are behind them, keep their escape routes in mind how close are they to a corner and being able to escape, if they are too close to a corner thats okay you can be sneaky and try a nade shot if that is not an option put shots in him and let teammates know if they are killable, you dont necessarily need to chase, it is very easy for an enemy to nade the corner and then kill you or lead you into his team. if you are peek shooting try not to be too rhythmic with your strafe if your timing is predictable it makes it easier to kill you. understand the weapon sandbox like mangler br combo or mangler melee heatwave melee. finally understand engage timings (knowing if you have to take two engages to capture flag instead of 1) FINALLY i think most importantly is knowing how spawn system works spawns sometimes you will get spawned behind this doesnt happen randomly if someone spawns behind you or in a place you dont expect it means that a good amount of the your teammates are in areas that deny enemy spawns. so if you know a bunch of ppl on the enemy team died and you understand the position of your teammates you will be able to guess to reasonable certainty where the enemy is very useful in strong holds and flag

The thruster pack is what made me love Halo 5 multiplayer so much. It was so much fun. The movement strategies were so unique, and there were so many ways to out maneuver your enemy. I even loved that crouching gave you ever so slightly faster sheild regen too, gave yet another level of depth into movement strategy. I wish they didn't ditch those mechanics. Hell, if Halo 5 was in the MCC collection, I would still be playing ranked FFA.

Thanks for the tips, now I will rise through the ranks hopefully and finally get out of silver rank

I use grapple shot a lot to fling myself far distances and catch cracked and fleeing enemies. The grapple shot is also a great counter to the repulser because if you get repulsed from an energy sword lunge or shotgun blast you can just grapple them in return to get that blast or lunge in

Formal has incredible crosshair placement, great example

Grenade bouncing is not like how it was in Halo 2/3, but it's also an excellent defensive tecnique when someone is chasing you. I also miss getting ricochet kills with the sniper rifle. Lastly people 'never' bounce off ceilings. Gamers never expect it.

SUPER Helpful! Also, that last clip of Frosty getting a Killtastrophe in ranked was out of this world!

Thanks for the Tips Boss hopefully I’ll hit 1800 Onyx

I’ve watched these multiple times. Thanks!

As an onyx player, i just shoot my gun lol

These tips are great, I always have more kills than deaths already, I’ve been stuck in diamond since the game came out because I have terrible teammates

Repulsor is great for swords and my new favorite thing is tossing grenades when in combat and repulsing them into it

5:18 This dude is giving the advice “Body, Body, Body/Neck, Head”. Yet, at this time stamp he only shoots at the head every shot lmao..I guess anyone is certified to instruct halo lessons🥴 -🔥

Great video

Yea I’m stuck and diamond 4 no matter how many good games I have I don’t really go up as much, dropped like 35 kills and my team couldn’t slay up in oddball. I played objective for most of the last round had 20 kills 1st round. My team still couldn’t slay and I had ball for like 60 sec while killing enemies. Played against all diamonds and still went down in rank

I love how at the end, the dude pops a killltastrophe, but no one pulls the flag still lol

So sooo sooooo Many thank youuuuu

Advantaged evened love it

that killtastrophe was awesome

Lol peek out with your gun out, nice 😊😎.

That killtastrophe was insane

I’m quitting.D5 and getting onyx feels impossible. I’m missing a teammate 1 every 4 games. The Desync is trash and so am I 😭

A personal tip i have for running away, (which i end up doing alot) hug the walls and make tight unpredictable turns and switch ups. The enemy pretty much expects you to run straight everywhere. Don't do that. Run at angles. Learn how to traverse the maps like a scurrying cockroach. Lol

Thanks for the info sprint was better in reach

Meanwhile the last 2 minutes of background gameplay a casual kiltastrophe is going on

Thankyou🎮📝🗺

Anyone have games where your at 70-80 ping and it feels like bullets register perfect then your in a game with 30-40 ping and bullets will not register?

Expect a future update to re-lock the bandana skull and make it so Onyx players can access the room in addition to sparing the Sentinels.

Bro where’s the “WHATS UP EVERYBODYYYY” intro 😭

Mills i have 1, 30 second clip on my channel. Review it? Also i thought the key to victory was to have the cat ears.

The one way this is flawed is not in the tips itself but in the time a player gets to it. A player who is just starting halo inf will have an easier time adapting to the tips, rather than a player who has played more because they have a routine or rather a play style that they are used to so it will be difficult to break away from habits.

And i say i would destroy what im now becoming, running away is so annoying... now I Do it! 😂

Your tips from the gameleap website helped me reach onyx 1700, It's okay but I was hoping to make it at least into onyx 1800.

Tip 9: teabag to get early shield regen

Tip one, be lucky enough for your shots to register or nades actually do damage. So dumb that headsets dont do shit until the shield pops

for 7 rename it to strategic retreat.

5:58, why was that a trade? That seems to happen to me often where guy runs up on me glowing a little bit but we end up trading. Was it a double beat down?

Is it melee?

Can you add timestamps to your videos?

I'm sure this guide doesn't translate well into today's version of Infinite Multiplayer, considering they got rid of the battle rifle

Weird. Online ranked for me is 5-6 burst to kill. Only way I kill quicker is hitting a nade on them

Even if you did these "pro" tips, it dosent mean anything when the servers can't keep up. But thanks for trying.

At what point does internet connection hinder my rank? I feel like I watch every video, warmup, and follow all the guides but I’m stuck in diamond 2-3. I feel like I lose a ton of punch battles or last shot scenarios and my ping is consistently around 60-80.

I’m getting shot through walls constantly in tactical

I’m in diamond and cannot get a match with any diamond players. Every player is onyx. Averaging a slight negative k\d every game and hardly ranking up. I don’t play enough to know callouts etc so I hear teammates getting frustrated with me. I made a new gt with another email for my own sanity and I was going +30 k/d. I feel like I’m in a void with skill gap in this game.

Gave up on ranked until issues are fixed. So basically never playing ranked again lol

Watching this knowing that in reality I will match against desync wifi player in ranked 🤦

Ol boy is Onyx 1600 with 1.3KD trying to give lessons...

The lower my ping is (avg 9-15ms ping), the worse this game plays for me.

Also have an average 20-30 ping lolol

Rule of 3s. No one expects/everyone expects you to do/not do the same thing 3x in a row. For example: I peek left and get them to shoot. I peek left again and set the mouse trap. He is 95% likely to think I’m going to peek right. Imagine you’re playing against yourself. How would you confuse you? 90% of my kills are taking advantage of the players lack of critical thinking/battlefield awareness. Also git gud at nades. I say “nades for aloha” they should be used to enter/exit the skirmish. Also don’t take fights you won’t win. You know one just got killed, but you have no teammates in 50m. That is the exact wrong time for an assault. Repulser is underrated and can often be used as a one hit kill similar to energy sword. One last tip: run away. An enemy who knows he hit will 95% pursue for the kill, even if it’s not part of objective. Turn a hard corner and be ready to light them up. I call this a monkey trap. If the monkey was smart enough to not pursue then he would live. Bonus tip: flanking is becoming meta especially in high diamond up. Except the enemy to take an alternate route and know how long it takes to travel. Load up tutorial. Put 4v1 (no spanker or sword) and start at marine. If you can get a kill streak up the difficulty to ODST. Keep doing this until you have your routes, your shortcuts, and you can consistently win 4v1 against spartan enemies. You’ll thank me later. Double bonus: if I teabag you, it’s not an insult. It’s a “halo handshake”. As if to say “the veteran halo player in me recognizes the veteran halo player in you”.

Wonder what I'm abusing

Shit.this is good fyi

Yeah, move where you can get fiber optic Internet. There, now you're a pro

I love your content bro you need to stop using the word at the way you're using it you can substitute for the most times with r make sure you're doing it where you are not where you're at

Number one tip: have insane internet and 500fps. Number 2 tip: stop using broken melees. The amount of times I die from blank melees is sickening

U talk just like a news reporter bro

DO NOT TRY 2 shot beat down

I just can't stand when I am playing casual and end up facing off against a full mic team that are sweatbags

next- 8 8 PRO TIPS

The reason I suck is because the match making system is bullshit

Vikings

Good tips, but one hell of a clickbait title and you have to know that.

Don’t have desync and you’re in onyx. This game is now shit. Bungie made halo and 343 killed it

Best tip is get 120fps, otherwise you will lose against these players on 60 9/10 times

I think being a cod player gives an advantage.....

Do all these already. Solid tips. Not Onyx tho.

Basic stuff no need for 10 min video

Tip #1 use controller and spam strafe for radial aim assist.

Lol here's a tip get good internet and be lucky if your lucky enough maybe he will fire more blanks then you Lol no he won't

Me and onyx player seeing what I do every game 🤯😳😳😳

#1 tip: stop using mouse and keyboard

Wow no one is even watching Halo Infinite content it's buzz fell off almost as quick as 2042

ACTUAL GOOD PLAYER HERE, THAT KNOWS WHAT THE HELL TO DO: 1 - Yes 2 - Wrong in a way, Explained below 3 - Yes and no....but not a bad tip, no reason to correct this 4 - Yes. Reason explained below 5 - Yes, but not a tip...more like general information 6 - Yes, however it's not as you explain. Explained below; There's a REASON why, this isn't the reason 7 - Yes, but not the way you explain. Explained below...this is turning into a trend 8 - Yes, but you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about 2 - Sprinting is situational. If you're sprinting at incorrect times, then this tip is corerct. However, to argue or even claim "You're sprinting 'too' much", it's assuming that the player is sprinting to a spawn instead of walking to the spawn; Or sprinting to an objective verses walking. There's massive inherent benefits to sprinting in this game, all of which detail the 1-2s advantage of reticle placement and positioning above the enemy player whilst spawning. To argue or claim "you're sprinting too much" to someone is like stating for them to not do this when the time is correct. The issue isn't sprinting too much, it's sprinting at the wrong time. The player needs to learn (by making poor decisions and dying) when is the right verses wrong time for sprinting, sliding, grappling, etc. Movement, however, is ESSENTIAL for both strafing and domination across the map. This is Halo. Map control is king; You legitimately cannot obtain kills without map control. 4 - The reason why it's best to aim at chest level isn't even because "damage is the same on shields 4Head". Although, true, the reason is due to vertical recoil of bullet spread per burst. If you aim at chest level, you're Battle Rifle will be guaranteed to hit all the bursts, provided you're leading with the player. The BR, like every other Halo title, is projectile. That means if you strafe right and left without moving your reticle, the bursts actually horizontally move right-to-left too. Essentially; Leading the shot ever so slightly when moving (or decent at a distance, akin to Halo 2 classic) and placing the reticle on the body will always give you a guaranteed hit, assuming you're on target. Aiming for the head is a much smaller hitbox, so it's not always guaranteed to hit, especially with vertical recoil. This BR, unlike the Halo 3 BR, has no 'random' bullet spread, so you can accurately predict every shot that comes out of the battle rifle. Naturally, this makes it an easier weapon to use -- But it does inhibit the slowest TTK of most of the sandbox, if not the entire competitive sandbox. 6 - Grenade bouncing has been a popular move in Halo for a very, very long time. You don't "Bounce a grenade to hit the enemy". You bounce the grenade so it explodes earlier than a generic grenade toss. The grenades in most Halo's explode a minimal time after the first bounce. In this title, it's 2 bounces. The purpose and intent for grenade bouncing is to give an accurate grenade explosion without accidently grenading yourself in the process. It guarantees the grenade will not go off in your damage radius by you controlling this factor and pushing the grenade 'forward' to explain, away from you. In addition, at the end of this you retrospectively act as if this is the exact same as a 'nadeshot'. It's not. The purpose of doing this is to 'weaken' the enemy, not to get them no shield. A nade shot is specifically throwing a grenade within the placement of an enemy by predicting the enemy location they're going and then shooting. This method, a bounce grenade, is simply to give you a shot advantage in a close quarter situation so it doesn't result in a trade (2 shot melee). The trading system works effectively by the player with the weakest health dies where the more healthful player stays alive...after a certain threshold. If you are low shield and melee someone that's absolute, instead of the system saying "They're both capable of dying from a melee", it calculates the lowest potential shield at a specified threshold difference, and plays the game as the player with 'more health' wins the battle, but in return has absolutely zero health and shields (They're actually 'absolute' at the end of this trade). 7 - "Run the freak away" isn't a tip lol. The correct tip here isn't to "run away". It's to not challenge every battle, learn when to challenge and when not to challenge. If you're challenging a 1v1 and you're lower shields and are losing and you have the opportunity to back down, reposition or get away from the battle, you simply do that. Being a psychopath and challenging everything is never a good idea unless you're confident enough to know you can win said battles. The issue I have with this is the terminology. Simply "running away" isn't important. Obtaining help, peaking a different angle after you regain shield, getting out of the battle entirely, or just repositioning to a much different location to chase the kill with a smarter approach is the proper method of attack with this tip, The tip should be "Do not challenge everything, learn to back down from fights when you're clearly at a disadvantage". Just "running away" from a battle will always result in the enemy chasing the kill anyway. The importance isn't 'running away', but backing down and finding a different situational method of attack or dodge (or help) in order to win said battle. In a lot of cases, if you're losing the fight you probably aren't going to get away easily since this is more akin to Halo CE and Halo 2, where you don't just have sluggish movement and giant areas where you can 'hide forever'. This game is designed around map control and dominance, so if you're completely out of good positioning or aren't even winning the 1v1 battle, you're probably not going to get away anyway. 8 - I'm posting this before even watching the entire clip of the 8th tip. It's crucial to pickup, time, and utilize the equipment sandbox. Ultimately, not even the highest level onyx players, that being the actual pro players, are even using the equipment effectively. Most aren't even using them at all aside from the base functionality. The alternative method here is to state simply not to "mix it up", but to understand the physics and dynamics at work when utilizing said equipment. Consider that the grapple shot not just brings weapons to you, but it brings you to locations otherwise too slow to get to without dying. It also can be used on every objective, and can bring you to enemies. It can also sling you across map, heavily increasing movement thus allowing you to control the map faster. The repulsor allows you to 'knock back' enemies, but it manipulates gravity. Effectively, you don't just increase movement, you can utilize this in every single gunfight by getting height advantage in battle every single time...consider this a 2017 Shottzyy spring jump mid battle. Additionally, it gives you a free kill on edges of maps, and it can stop any melee attacks, grenades, or projectiles (provided you're fast enough). The drop wall can prevent a single BR burst from hitting you at the start of an engagement. Dropping proactively can effectively stop the battle from being lopsided if you are, inherently, lesser skilled at aiming than the opponent, giving you a 1-shot advantage. The thruster not just allows you to 'thrust' away, it can be utilized proactively mid gun fight to strafe opposite the leaded enemy shot, giving you a couple bursts. In addition, the thruster can also increase momentum, change location when getting 2-shot melee'd, and you can utilize it in a multitude of methods per close quarter scenario. This list of "How to use equipment" goes on forever. None of the pro players are using these effectively...because they have a skill gap on them, like everything BESIDES the battle rifle in this game. The battle rifle was clearly designed to be the easiest weapon to use so that the entry floor is low enough for new competitive players. As you can see by 500 team tournaments, it's been working pretty well....plus even the highest tie pro's aren't getting perfects every single kill. Continuing with where I left off in your video, 8:36 - Yes you can utilize the equipment like this, but this is the lowest tier understanding of equipment that there is. The issue with why you're getting this idea is because people (specifically pro players) seem to look at equipment 2-dimensionally. They see it as doing one thing. That one concept, let's say "Manipulate gravity tool" (Repulsor), has the capability of doing a multitude of things...if the player is skilled enough to pull it off. In addition, the grapple is another tool that absolutely no one is using in competitive, potentially cloud 9 at most, with others "finally" picking it up to...pickup weapons on racks lol. Let's be realistic here, this can pickup anything that's interactable, and it non-interactable objects allow you to be brought to them. If you're skilled enough, you can grab the weapons the player you killed half-way across map and utilize them without being in angles of the enemy since you already blocked sightlines from the enemy when getting into that battle. 9:05 - The reason people have understood thruster a bit more than the rest is due to it originally being a mechanic in Halo 5. You'll see, naturally, the better players of Halo 5 will grab this and intrinsically use it like they would have in Halo 5. Although they're using it optimally...they're just not mastering it 'just' yet'. But it does have the lower skill floor thanks to the previous competitive title having a somewhat very close base mechanic to this pickup. Otherwise, alright list. These are the corrections. When you understand these in addition to the correct ones, and you repeat failures enough to know when to do these tips, you'll be a better player. It doesn't just happen over night. There's a reason why AM players take 4+ years to get to pro level in most cases.

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Nah, I'm not going to abuse game mechanics to get an edge. Exploits are crutches, I don't care if playing the game as intended puts me at a disadvantage, at least I'm not a piece of shit 🤷‍♂️.

Tip 1 have aim assist, tip 2 have aim assist, tip 3 make sure aim assist is on, tip 4 make sure you don’t jump because it might disable aim assist, tip 5 double check aim assist is on, tip 6 don’t touch your right stick so aim assist can work for you, tip 7 play on controller for that aim assist, tip 8 don’t play halo infinite without aim assist

Lol these tips are as basic as it gets. I hate the video title also. If you haven't picked up on these things yet and needed this video to help you. Lemme tell you, you probably aren't going to get to Onyx, even though its overrated. Onyx 1700 here. What I think im gonna keep doing, is making new accounts to shit on dogshit players to demoralize them. Its not even that hard.

Here's a tip don't jump as much you fall really slow, so they will track you up and down