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==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
*'''[[BR75 Breacher]]''': A modified variant of the BR75 with a reduced magazine size from 36 to 30, but improved stopping power and a higher rate of fire, for close-ranged encounters.{{Ref/Game|HINF|Forge - BR75 Breacher description|Quote=Improved stopping power tuned for close-range encounters.}} | *'''[[BR75 Breacher]]''': A modified variant of the BR75 with a reduced magazine size from 36 to 30 and reduce magnification from 2.5x to 1.5x, but improved stopping power and a higher rate of fire, for close-ranged encounters.{{Ref/Game|HINF|Forge - BR75 Breacher description|Quote=Improved stopping power tuned for close-range encounters.}} | ||
*'''BR75 DEVLOOP''': A variant with custom built loadouts based on stock Misriah frames, designed originally to outfit premium security detail in sprawling industrial sectors.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|BR75 DEVLOOP - Description|Quote=Custom built loadouts based on stock Misriah frames, designed originally to outfit premium security detail in sprawling industrial sectors.}} It features a different muzzle brake, front handguard, carry handle, and chin guard. | *'''BR75 DEVLOOP''': A variant with custom built loadouts based on stock Misriah frames, designed originally to outfit premium security detail in sprawling industrial sectors.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|BR75 DEVLOOP - Description|Quote=Custom built loadouts based on stock Misriah frames, designed originally to outfit premium security detail in sprawling industrial sectors.}} It features a different muzzle brake, front handguard, carry handle, and chin guard. | ||
*'''BR75 HAZCON''': A modified version of the BR75 with part of the barrel wrapped in a protective cover and the carry handle replaced. The barrel is extended, removing the muzzle device and the cheek-rest has been replaced.{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/livestream-overview-season-4|Site=Halo Waypoint|Section=Games, Halo Infinite|Page=Livestream Overview - Season 4|D=16|M=06|Y=2023}} It was the signature weapon of the [[UNSC Army]]'s [[48th Chemical Brigade]] and the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]]'s [[Wikipedia:Green Light Teams|Green Light Team]]s.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|BR75 HAZCON - Description|Quote=Signature weapon of the Army's 48th Chemical Brigade and ONI "Green Light" WMD teams.}} | *'''BR75 HAZCON''': A modified version of the BR75 with part of the barrel wrapped in a protective cover and the carry handle replaced. The barrel is extended, removing the muzzle device and the cheek-rest has been replaced.{{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/livestream-overview-season-4|Site=Halo Waypoint|Section=Games, Halo Infinite|Page=Livestream Overview - Season 4|D=16|M=06|Y=2023}} It was the signature weapon of the [[UNSC Army]]'s [[48th Chemical Brigade]] and the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]]'s [[Wikipedia:Green Light Teams|Green Light Team]]s.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|BR75 HAZCON - Description|Quote=Signature weapon of the Army's 48th Chemical Brigade and ONI "Green Light" WMD teams.}} | ||
*'''BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA''': Sport upgrade package for the BR75 designed for weight reduction and performance benchmarking.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA - Description|Quote=Misriah's sport-package upgrade suite that focuses on weight reduction and performance benchmarking.}} It features a muzzle brake, upgraded front handguard, and carry handle. | *'''BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA''': Sport upgrade package for the BR75 designed for weight reduction and performance benchmarking.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA - Description|Quote=Misriah's sport-package upgrade suite that focuses on weight reduction and performance benchmarking.}} It features a muzzle brake, upgraded front handguard, and carry handle. | ||
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File:HINF - Weapon model - Akriveia icon.png|BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA | File:HINF - Weapon model - Akriveia icon.png|BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA | ||
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===BR75 attachments=== | ===BR75 attachments=== | ||
*'''Type 2P Flash Hider''': Standard for BR75s that were manufactured on [[Reach]]. This flash hider resembles that of the [[BR55 battle rifle]].{{Ref/Reuse|type2p}} | *'''Type 2P Flash Hider''': Standard for BR75s that were manufactured on [[Reach]]. This flash hider resembles that of the [[BR55 battle rifle]].{{Ref/Reuse|type2p}} | ||
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==In-game information== | ==In-game information== | ||
{{Article quote|Three-round burst rifle, best utilized in mid-range engagements.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|Weapons Bench description}}{{Ref/Game|HI|Academy - Weapon Drills - BR75 description}}}} | {{Article quote|Three-round burst rifle, best utilized in mid-range engagements.{{Ref/Game|HI|Weapon customization|Weapons Bench description}}{{Ref/Game|HI|Academy - Weapon Drills - BR75 description}}}} | ||
The BR75 holds 36 rounds in its magazine, and 216 rounds in reserve. Highly effective at longer ranges compared to the [[MA40 assault rifle]] or [[Mk50 Sidekick]], the weapon features burst-fire functionality | The BR75 holds 36 rounds in its magazine, and 216 rounds in reserve. Highly effective at longer ranges compared to the [[MA40 assault rifle]] or [[Mk50 Sidekick]], the weapon features burst-fire functionality, slight recoil that is non-progressive (meaning the weapon returns to its original position after recoil), and no bloom (the weapon doesn't lose accuracy immediately after firing). | ||
===Multiplayer=== | |||
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* Else, a further | |+ Kill Times | ||
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* Note that the | ! Type || Damage || TTK || Combo | ||
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! Head | |||
| 600 (30%) || 1.55s || 11 body + 1 head (4 bursts) | |||
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! Body | |||
| 130 (1.5%) || 2.40s || 16 body (6 bursts) | |||
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! Melee | |||
| ? || ? || 2 bursts + Melee (BR75 Ranked only) | |||
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* 130 (6.5% total) shield / body damage | |||
* 600 (30% total) headshot damage | |||
* 11 rounds will destroy the shield. | |||
* One head-shot or melee will then kill the target. Note that only a ''single'' head-shot (not a full burst) is required, allowing for a 3-burst kill. | |||
* Else, a further 5 body-bursts can be used instead (so six bursts in total). | |||
* Note that the BR75 (Ranked) variant will kill with two body-bursts and a single melee, like in other ''Halo'' games.{{Ref/Reuse|hinfgameplay}} The ranked variant was introduced to compensate for an update that slightly reduced melee damage, to still allow players the melee combo. | |||
Players are able to zoom in with a 2.5× magnification scope.{{Ref/Reuse|hinfgameplay}} It should be noted that the in-game magnification in Halo Infinite is not quite the same as the canon magnification, which is actually 2x.{{:Weapon customization/Model/BR75}} | |||
{{Ref/Reuse|hinfgameplay}} It should be noted that the in-game magnification in Halo Infinite is not quite the same as the canon magnification, which is actually 2x. | |||
{{:Weapon customization/Model/BR75}} | |||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{Linkbox|gallery=yes}} | {{Linkbox|gallery=yes}} | ||
===Developmental images=== | ===Developmental images=== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
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File:HINF_CGT_BR75_Melee.png|A BR75 being used to melee a Brute. | File:HINF_CGT_BR75_Melee.png|A BR75 being used to melee a Brute. | ||
File:HINF-WatchdogBR.png|A Spartan carrying a BR75 with the Watchdog weapon coating. | File:HINF-WatchdogBR.png|A Spartan carrying a BR75 with the Watchdog weapon coating. | ||
File:HINF BR75 Decals.jpg|A study of the decals on the BR75 battle rifle. | |||
File:HINF Concept BRXX1.jpg|Finalized concept art of the BRXX Lightfire model for the BR75. | File:HINF Concept BRXX1.jpg|Finalized concept art of the BRXX Lightfire model for the BR75. | ||
File:HINF Concept BRXX2.jpg|More finalized concept art of the BRXX Lightfire model. | File:HINF Concept BRXX2.jpg|More finalized concept art of the BRXX Lightfire model. | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:HINF_Lumu Multiplayer Trailer 2021.png|A Spartan holding a BR75 alongside [[LUMU]] in the [[A New Generation]] trailer. | File:HINF_Lumu Multiplayer Trailer 2021.png|A Spartan holding a BR75 alongside [[LUMU]] in the [[A New Generation]] trailer. | ||
File:HINF BR75 HUD.png|HUD of the BR75. | |||
File:HINF BR75 Zoom.png|HUD of the BR75 at 2.5× magnification. | |||
File:HINF Unggoy Mule death.png|Eliminating an Unggoy Mule with a burst from the BR75. | File:HINF Unggoy Mule death.png|Eliminating an Unggoy Mule with a burst from the BR75. | ||
File:HINF MarineHeavyAssault.png|A Marine wielding BR75 battle rifle. | File:HINF MarineHeavyAssault.png|A Marine wielding BR75 battle rifle. | ||
File:HINF Sangheili Enforcer BR75.png|A [[Sangheili Enforcer]] armed with a scavenged BR75. | File:HINF Sangheili Enforcer BR75.png|A [[Sangheili Enforcer]] armed with a scavenged BR75. | ||
File:HINF SWAT Bazaar.jpg|Three Spartans wielding the BR75 on [[Bazaar]]. | File:HINF SWAT Bazaar.jpg|Three Spartans wielding the BR75 on [[Bazaar]]. | ||
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File:HINF - Event - Cyber Showdown II - 00006.jpg|A [[Chimera (armor)|Chimera]]-clad Spartan using the BRXX Lightfire model. | File:HINF - Event - Cyber Showdown II - 00006.jpg|A [[Chimera (armor)|Chimera]]-clad Spartan using the BRXX Lightfire model. | ||
File:HINF - Mark VII armor - Rockeye - 00002.png|A [[ROCKEYE-class Mjolnir|Rockeye]]-clad Spartan utilizing the BRXX Lightfire model, showcasing the unique design on its left side. | File:HINF - Mark VII armor - Rockeye - 00002.png|A [[ROCKEYE-class Mjolnir|Rockeye]]-clad Spartan utilizing the BRXX Lightfire model, showcasing the unique design on its left side. | ||
File:HINF - Event - Champions - Steam keyart.png|An [[EMISSARY-class armor|Emissary]]-clad Spartan raising a Reavian Claw BR75. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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*''[[Halo Infinite]]'' | *''[[Halo Infinite]]'' | ||
*''[[Halo: The Rubicon Protocol]]'' | *''[[Halo: The Rubicon Protocol]]'' | ||
*''[[Halo: Flashpoint]]'' | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== |
Latest revision as of 13:03, September 13, 2024
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Production overview | |
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Specifications | |
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37 inches (94 cm)[1] |
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At least 1km[5] |
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“ | The BR75 is the primary service rifle for all branches of the UNSC. Default fire mode is a three-round burst, which enforces some measure of fire discipline in choatic situations. The rifle is effective at all ranges.[4] | ” |
The BR75 Service Rifle[5] is a battle rifle used by the UNSC,[2] manufactured by Misriah Armory in Eos Chasma.[6]
Overview[edit]
Design details[edit]
In appearance, the BR75 bears great similarity to the BR55 battle rifle. It features a scope with 2× magnification optics mounted on a rail set into its carry-handle and feeds from magazines of 36 rounds.[1] Some notable differences between the BR75 and its predecessor include an accessory rail mount on the left side of the handguard, and a new muzzle brake, though some variants feature a 2P flash hider which further increase similarities to the BR55. It is a highly versatile weapon, capable of engaging targets at a variety of ranges,[4] and is particularly suitable for mid-range and long-range engagements.[5][7]
The weapon's side contains a barcode which translates to details of the weapon's manufacturer, the Misriah Armory facility at Eos Chasma, Mars.[6] However, models that are equipped with the 2P flash hider were standard for units manufactured on Reach.[8] Korolev Heavy Industries also manufactured some attachments for the weapon as well.[9] The sides of the upper receiver contain a proof mark indicating the weapon's year of manufacture and a certification that the weapon is safe to fire with nitrocellulose-based gunpowder. In the case of the BR75s supplied to UNSC Infinity forces in 2560, the weapons have the proof code FI, which translates to a manufacture year of 2558.[6]
Usage[edit]
The BR75 was in service prior to 2552.[8] The rifle was used by First Lieutenant Maks Chapov during Blue Team's mission to Reach in 2559,[5] and continued to see use in 2560 during the Battle for Zeta Halo.[3]
Variants[edit]
- BR75 Breacher: A modified variant of the BR75 with a reduced magazine size from 36 to 30 and reduce magnification from 2.5x to 1.5x, but improved stopping power and a higher rate of fire, for close-ranged encounters.[10]
- BR75 DEVLOOP: A variant with custom built loadouts based on stock Misriah frames, designed originally to outfit premium security detail in sprawling industrial sectors.[11] It features a different muzzle brake, front handguard, carry handle, and chin guard.
- BR75 HAZCON: A modified version of the BR75 with part of the barrel wrapped in a protective cover and the carry handle replaced. The barrel is extended, removing the muzzle device and the cheek-rest has been replaced.[12] It was the signature weapon of the UNSC Army's 48th Chemical Brigade and the Office of Naval Intelligence's Green Light Teams.[13]
- BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA: Sport upgrade package for the BR75 designed for weight reduction and performance benchmarking.[14] It features a muzzle brake, upgraded front handguard, and carry handle.
BR75 attachments[edit]
- Type 2P Flash Hider: Standard for BR75s that were manufactured on Reach. This flash hider resembles that of the BR55 battle rifle.[8]
- Type 3C Flash Hider: A Korolev Heavy Industries heavy-duty barrel.[9]
In-game information[edit]
“ | Three-round burst rifle, best utilized in mid-range engagements.[15][16] | ” |
The BR75 holds 36 rounds in its magazine, and 216 rounds in reserve. Highly effective at longer ranges compared to the MA40 assault rifle or Mk50 Sidekick, the weapon features burst-fire functionality, slight recoil that is non-progressive (meaning the weapon returns to its original position after recoil), and no bloom (the weapon doesn't lose accuracy immediately after firing).
Multiplayer[edit]
Type | Damage | TTK | Combo |
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Head | 600 (30%) | 1.55s | 11 body + 1 head (4 bursts) |
Body | 130 (1.5%) | 2.40s | 16 body (6 bursts) |
Melee | ? | ? | 2 bursts + Melee (BR75 Ranked only) |
- 130 (6.5% total) shield / body damage
- 600 (30% total) headshot damage
- 11 rounds will destroy the shield.
- One head-shot or melee will then kill the target. Note that only a single head-shot (not a full burst) is required, allowing for a 3-burst kill.
- Else, a further 5 body-bursts can be used instead (so six bursts in total).
- Note that the BR75 (Ranked) variant will kill with two body-bursts and a single melee, like in other Halo games.[3] The ranked variant was introduced to compensate for an update that slightly reduced melee damage, to still allow players the melee combo.
Players are able to zoom in with a 2.5× magnification scope.[3] It should be noted that the in-game magnification in Halo Infinite is not quite the same as the canon magnification, which is actually 2x.
BR75 battle rifle | |||||
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Weapon Model | Manufacturer | Lore | Rarity | Introduced In | Unlock Requirements |
Orochi's Breath |
Fracture: Tenrai | When properly charged it is far from ornamental. | Legendary | Season 01: Heroes of Reach | Purchase the "Crimson Serpent Weapon Set" from the Shop for 600 cR |
Type 2P Flash Hider |
Misriah Armory | Standard for Battle Rifles manufactured on Reach. | Epic | Season 01: Heroes of Reach | Purchase the "Maltese Mayhem Weapon Set" from the Shop for 1,500 cR (or 800 cR during a sale) |
Type 3C Flash Hider |
Misriah Armory | Heavy-duty barrel attachment. | Epic | Season 01: Heroes of Reach | Purchase the "Pop Weapon Set" bundle from the Shop for 800 cR |
BR75 DEVLOOP |
Lux Voluspa | Custom built loadouts based on stock Misriah frames, designed originally to outfit premium security detail in sprawling industrial sectors. | Epic | Season 04: Infection | Cyber Showdown II Event Pass level 10 |
BR75 HAZCON |
Misriah Armory | Signature weapon of the Army's 48th Chemical Brigade and ONI "Green Light" WMD teams. | Epic | Season 04: Infection | Season 04: Infection Battle Pass level 50 (Premium) |
BR75 (HCS) Akriveia |
Misriah Armory | Misriah's sport-package upgrade suite that focuses on weight reduction and performance benchmarking. | Epic | Season 04: Infection | Originally included with the first purchase of any Weapons Collection bundle as of Season 04: Infection. Now available for 600 cR individually. |
BRXX Lightfire |
Misriah Armory | In the mid-26th century, Misriah was commissioned to produce a homologated series of recreational light projectors used in popular tactical sports leagues. | Legendary | Season 04: Infection | Purchase the "BRXX Lightfire" bundle from the Shop for 1,800 cR |
Slay Bells |
343 Industries | Naughtyness elimination device. | Legendary | Season 05: Reckoning | Purchase the "Chill Out" bundle from the Shop for 1,800 cR |
Corpsewrap |
343 Industries | The death of dreams. | Legendary | Cyber Showdown III | Purchase any 2024 Weapon Bundle during Cyber Showdown III for 1,500 cR. |
Redsteel Tooth |
Banished | Almost as dangerous to the user as the target, just the way the Banished like it. | Legendary | Banished Honor | Purchase the "Renegade Armor Set" from the Shop for 2,000 cR |
Nine Bows BR |
343 Industries | Pointing your enemies to the afterlife, one burst at a time. | Legendary | Champions | Purchase the "Mythic Magister" bundle from the Shop for 2,200 cR. |
Reavian Claw |
UNSC | The fall of Reach cut out the heart of UNSC military culture and history. No other surviving colony world has the combination of climate, resources, and slipspace accessibility to replace it. | Legendary | Champions | Purchase the Champions Premium Pass for 500 cR |
Production notes[edit]
The BR75's firing sound was created from combining the sounds of the FN SCAR-H battle rifle and FN M240B medium machine gun.[17]
Gallery[edit]
Browse more images in this article's gallery page. |
Developmental images[edit]
A first-person view of the BR75 in the Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Trailer.
Screenshots[edit]
A Spartan holding a BR75 alongside LUMU in the A New Generation trailer.
A Sangheili Enforcer armed with a scavenged BR75.
Three Spartans wielding the BR75 on Bazaar.
A BR75 with a Type 2P Flash Hider, which makes the rifle appear identical to its predecessor, the BR55.
A BR75 with the Orochi's Breath weapon model, wielded by a Kabuto-clad Spartan-IV.
An Armet-clad Spartan with the BR75 HAZCON model.
A Zvezda-clad Spartan with the BR75 DEVLOOP model.
A Menachite-clad Spartan with the BR75 DEVLOOP model.
A Chimera-clad Spartan using the BRXX Lightfire model.
A Rockeye-clad Spartan utilizing the BRXX Lightfire model, showcasing the unique design on its left side.
An Emissary-clad Spartan raising a Reavian Claw BR75.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: Shadows of Reach (First appearance)
- Halo Infinite
- Halo: The Rubicon Protocol
- Halo: Flashpoint
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 168
- ^ a b Halo Waypoint, Infinite Inquiries (Retrieved on Mar 29, 2021) [archive]
- ^ a b c d e Halo Infinite, gameplay
- ^ a b c Halo Infinite, Forge - BR75 Battle Rifle description: "The BR75 is the primary service rifle for all branches of the UNSC. Default fire mode is a three-round burst, which enforces some measure of fire discipline in choatic situations. The rifle is effective at all ranges."
- ^ a b c d Halo: Shadows of Reach, chapter 14
- ^ a b c Halo Infinite, In-game weapon model
- ^ Halo Support, Halo Infinite Weapon, Equipment, and Vehicle Inventory (Retrieved on May 5, 2023) [archive]
- ^ a b c Halo Infinite, Type 2P Flash Hider - Description: "Standard for Battle Rifles manufactured on Reach."
- ^ a b Halo Infinite, Type 3C Flash Hider - Description: "Heavy-duty barrel attachment."
- ^ Halo Infinite, Forge - BR75 Breacher description: "Improved stopping power tuned for close-range encounters."
- ^ Halo Infinite, BR75 DEVLOOP - Description: "Custom built loadouts based on stock Misriah frames, designed originally to outfit premium security detail in sprawling industrial sectors."
- ^ Halo Waypoint - Games, Halo Infinite, Livestream Overview - Season 4 (Retrieved on Jun 16, 2023) [archive]
- ^ Halo Infinite, BR75 HAZCON - Description: "Signature weapon of the Army's 48th Chemical Brigade and ONI "Green Light" WMD teams."
- ^ Halo Infinite, BR75 [HCS] AKRIVEIA - Description: "Misriah's sport-package upgrade suite that focuses on weight reduction and performance benchmarking."
- ^ Halo Infinite, Weapons Bench description
- ^ Halo Infinite, Academy - Weapon Drills - BR75 description
- ^ YouTube - HALO, #Ask343i Halo Infinite - Audio Design
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