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| {{Title|''Halo Infinite'' multiplayer ranks}} | | {{Title|''Halo Infinite'' multiplayer ranks}} |
| [[File:HINF GeneralRanks.png|thumb|300px|The various General-grade ranks in ''Halo Infinite''.]]
| | The '''ranking system in ''Halo Infinite''''' is primarily focused on a player's per-playlist Competitive Skill Rank (CSR), and will feature a form of career rank in [[Season 04: Infection]]. The closest alternatives to the progression rank systems found in prior titles come in the form of ''[[Halo Infinite]]''{{'}}s [[Battle Pass]] system, wherein [[Armor customization (Halo Infinite)|armor pieces]] can be unlocked via [[Challenges/Halo Infinite|challenges]]. |
| The '''ranking system in ''Halo Infinite''''' is primarily focused on a player's per-playlist Competitive Skill Rank (CSR), but it also features a progression system, which was released with [[Season 04: Infection]]. Alternate forms of progression come in the form of ''[[Halo Infinite]]''{{'}}s [[Battle Pass]] system, wherein [[Armor customization (Halo Infinite)|armor pieces]] can be unlocked by completing [[Challenges/Halo Infinite|challenges]], which grant XP, and allow the player to progress through a linear track of unlocks. | |
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| ==Competitive Skill Ranks (CSR)== | | ==Competitive Skill Ranks (CSR)== |
| {{Quote|CSR measures your ability against opponents of each skill level: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond and Onyx. Your rank improves when you perform better than expected. Play 10 matches in a ranked playlist to determine your starting CSR for the season.|In-game description}} | | {{Quote|CSR measures your ability against opponents of each skill level: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond and Onyx. Your rank improves when you perform better than expected. Play 10 matches in a ranked playlist to determine your starting CSR for the season.|In-game description}} |
| ''Halo Infinite'' employs a competitive ranking system similar to [[Rank (Halo 5: Guardians)|that of]] the previous game, ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''. Rank resets occur with every [[season|season's]] release, following in the footsteps of ''Halo 5: Guardians'' as well. | | ''Halo Infinite'' employs a competitive ranking system similar to [[Rank (Halo 5: Guardians)|that of]] the previous game, ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''. When searching for matches in ranked playlists, players must complete 10 matches to be given a placement in the initial ranking structure, and from there can move up or down depending on performance.{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/halo-infinite-ranking-system-tiers-ranks-in-order-reset-8031|Site=Eurogamer|Page=Halo Infinite ranking system: All competitive tiers and ranks in order in Halo Infinite's Ranked Arena|D=05|M=12|Y=2021}} |
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| The ranks are divided into six categories, with the first five having six sub-tiers, as follows; | | The ranks are divided into six categories, with the first five having six sub-tiers, as follows; |
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| *Platinum I-VI | | *Platinum I-VI |
| *Diamond I-VI | | *Diamond I-VI |
| *Onyx | | *Onyx I |
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| | As with ''Halo 5: Guardians'', ''Halo Infinite''{{'}}s competitive ranks reset at the start of each new [[season]], requiring players to complete placement matches and start from scratch each time. |
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| File:HINF Onyx Rank Icon.png|Onyx | | File:HINF Onyx Rank Icon.png|Onyx |
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| ===Placement matches===
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| When searching for matches in ranked playlists, players must complete 10 matches to be given a placement in the initial ranking structure, and from there can move up or down depending on personal performance.{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/halo-infinite-ranking-system-tiers-ranks-in-order-reset-8031|Site=Eurogamer|Page=Halo Infinite ranking system: All competitive tiers and ranks in order in Halo Infinite's Ranked Arena|D=05|M=12|Y=2021}} With the February, 2023 update, this would be decreased to five placement games. The highest placement a player could originally achieve would be Diamond I and II. This would be increased to Diamond V, in an effort to keep higher skilled players out of lower skill brackets.
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| ===CSR (2021-2023)===
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| With the release of ''Halo Infinite'', ranking up through the game's CSR system was dependent on certain aspects of the game. A higher weighting towards the player's MMR (Matchmaking rank), an underlying system, was present. This, coupled with the predictive nature of the matching system would perform a few tasks. It would:
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| *Match players together.
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| **Matching players in an effort to ensure an even game could become a lessened priority if search times were too long.
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| *Determine the likelihood of either side's chance of winning the game.
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| *Tune the CSR payout and punishment per team and player, based on that likelihood.
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| This would mean that if a player was put on a team that was more likely to win the game based on the apparent match up of players (determined through their MMR, over their base CSR rank), the CSR payout would be lower overall, as the player on the winning side wouldn't be playing against a party of their level. It would tune their rank payouts to avoid lopsided games netting high gains. Additionally, if the player underperformed on a team that was likelier to win, their growth with CSR would also stagnate. Inversely, if someone was matched on the side likely to lose, a loss against said team in a lopsided game would not net a punishing loss of CSR, provided the player performed above the game's expectations for them. Additionally, while the game would dock CSR from the losing player by nature, upon their next win, provided their performance was consistent, their next CSR payout would be much higher on average to negate the effect of losing a streak of games, despite doing well.
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| A byproduct of ''Infinite'' utilizing a numerical MMR average per team was that players of a high rank would not be able to matchmake with one another, as their overall average would be too high to match another team with a comparable MMR average.
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| On top of the aforementioned MMR average, a fireteam CSR limit exists, having been implemented in the June drop pod for [[Season 02: Lone Wolves]].{{Ref/Site|Id=CSRLimit|URL=https://support.halowaypoint.com/hc/en-us/articles/6492534068884-Fireteam-CSR-Limit|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Fireteam CSR Limit|Quote=|D=15|M=06|Y=2022}} As of Season 03, the limit has never been altered.
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| ===CSR (2023-onwards)===
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| With the release of the February 28 update, ''Infinite's'' ranking system would be overhauled. An emphasis on CSR matchmaking was implemented, and MMR restrictions and tuning were loosened. This would result in a few notable changes:
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| *MMR matchmaking used in the prior system would only be utilized for players in placement matches.
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| *With emphasis placed on CSR, winning games became emphasized to personal performance.
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| *Looser MMR matching resulted in the MMR average not being accounted for in a strict fashion. As a result, high-level players can queue together more reliably.
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| ==Career Rank== | | ==Career Rank== |
| [[File:HINF CareerProgression.png|300px|thumb|A look at all of ''Halo Infinite''{{'}}s career ranks.]]
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| Career rank is a new system for ''Halo Infinite'', introduced with [[Season 04: Infection]]. It functions similarly to the [[Rank (Halo: The Master Chief Collection)#Updated Season rank structure|career ranks]] found in ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]''. The icons for the ranks are similarly-based on the ''Master Chief Collection'' ranking scheme and that [[Rank (Halo: Reach)|found in]] ''[[Halo: Reach]]'', with the final rank of "Hero" being based on the [[Spartan Operations|Spartan]] emblem.
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| All players begin with a base rank of Recruit, and proceed to gain XP from player score in [[multiplayer]], progressing through fifteen overall military ranks (themed after the [[UNSC rank structure]]) ranging from Cadet to General, with each rank featuring three small increments known as "Grades". For example, going through the rank of Bronze General involves working through Bronze General Grade 1, 2, and 3. Upon attaining the rank of General Grade 3 of any rank tier, their rank is reset back to Private, and the ranks change their grading from Bronze to Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, and Onyx sequentially. After finishing the rank of Onyx General Grade 3, the player attains the final rank; Hero.{{Ref/Site|Id=Career|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/career-rank-overview-season-4|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Career Rank Overview - Season 4|D=05|M=06|Y=2023}}
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| Career ranks only track the progress of a player's playtime after the launch of Season 04 on June 20, 2023, and do not retroactively complete. They are fully independent of all competitive rank and [[Battle Pass]]-related features, will not reset when [[season]]s change as to ensure the lifetime records of the player are kept. Likewise, career ranks have no bearing on the game's matchmaking algorithm. Most of the career tracks do have exclusive player cosmetic unlocks tied to them in the form of [[Emblems and Nameplates (Halo Infinite)|emblems and nameplates]].{{Ref/Reuse|Career}} Reaching the final rank of Hero will see the player rewarded with the [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark VI|''Infinite'' Mark VI]] armor kit, modelled after [[John-117|John-117's]] armor in ''Halo Infinite's'' campaign. Additionally, the player will receive the Campaign Season and Midway Emerald armor coatings, the Gilded Infinity visor, and a final set of emblems themed after the Hero rank's icon.
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| ===List of ranks===
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| *Recruit {{C|Base rank; not repeated}}
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| *Cadet
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| *Private
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| *Lance Corporal
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| *Corporal
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| *Sergeant
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| *Staff Sergeant
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| *Gunnery Sergeant
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| *Master Sergeant
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| *Lieutenant
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| *Captain
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| *Major
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| *Lieutenant Colonel
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| *Colonel
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| *Brigadier General
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| *General
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| *Hero {{C|Final rank once all career tracks are completed}}
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| ===Rank XP requirements===
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| The XP requirements for each tier are listed below.{{Ref/Twitter|halodotip|1671506293167738883|halo.ip|Detail=Extracted XP values from the Halo API|D=14|M=10|Y=2023}}{{Ref/Site|URL=https://old.reddit.com/r/halo/comments/177pjpb/halo_infinite_career_rank_xp_requirements_broken/|Site=Reddit|Page=Halo Infinite Career Rank XP Requirements (Broken Down in Detail)|D=14|M=10|Y=2023}}{{Ref/Note|For the sake of brevity, all information in the following tables are sourced from [https://old.reddit.com/r/halo/comments/177pjpb/halo_infinite_career_rank_xp_requirements_broken/ this] Reddit post, except where otherwise noted.}}
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| |title1=Bronze XP values
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| |title2=Silver XP values
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| |title3=Gold XP values
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| ==Rewards==
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| The rewards the player receives for each tier are listed below.
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| |title1=Career rewards
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| {{/Career rewards}}
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| |title2=CSR rewards
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| {{/CSR rewards}}
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| ==Notes==
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| ==Sources== | | ==Sources== |
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| [[Category:Game rank|Infinite]] | | [[Category:Game rank|Infinite]] |
| [[Category:Ranks (Halo Infinite)|Ranks]]
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| [[Category:Halo Infinite]] | | [[Category:Halo Infinite]] |
