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File:HINF Grunt BDay party skull spec ops elites.png|A Threat Sensor reveals multiple [[Special Operations Sangheili]]s guarding the Grunt Birthday Party [[Skull]]. | File:HINF Grunt BDay party skull spec ops elites.png|A Threat Sensor reveals multiple [[Special Operations Sangheili]]s guarding the Grunt Birthday Party [[Skull]]. | ||
File:HINF Threat Sensor stuck to grunt.png|A Threat Sensor stuck to an Unggoy Conscript. | File:HINF Threat Sensor stuck to grunt.png|A Threat Sensor stuck to an Unggoy Conscript. | ||
File: | File:HINF ThreatSensorIcon.png|The Threat Sensor icon in the Campaign upgrade menu. | ||
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The Threat Sensor, or Threat Detector,[2] is a piece of equipment compatible with the MJOLNIR (GEN3) armor. When deployed, the Threat Sensor emits a periodic pulse in its surrounding area and highlights enemies on the user's heads-up display.[1]
Operational history
By December 2559, Spartan Hudson Griffin had a Threat Sensor installed as part of his GEN3 armor.[3]
On May 28, 2560, John-117 found Griffin's removed armor in the Tower and took his Threat Sensor for himself. While facing off against Chak 'Lok in order to rescue the imprisoned and tortured Griffin, the Weapon suggested that the Master Chief use his new Threat Sensor to combat the Sangheili's active camouflage.[3] The Master Chief subsequently utilized his new Threat Sensor throughout the rest of the Battle for Zeta Halo.[4]
Gameplay
Halo Infinite
The Threat Sensor is a usable piece of equipment in Halo Infinite. Players can shoot the device to any surface, including onto enemies themselves. The device then pulses periodically and highlights enemies in red on the HUD. Enemies are highlighted even when they are obscured by solid barriers or cloaked.[1] The Threat Sensor is especially useful in combating Chak 'Lok and Jega 'Rdomnai who make extensive use of their active camouflage in battle.[3][5]
Upgrades
The Threat Sensor can be upgraded by collecting and spending Spartan cores.
- Seeker (1 SC): Increases Threat Sensor detection radius by 50%.
- Operative (2 SC): Adds a second charge to the Threat Sensor.
- Clairvoyant (3 SC): Reduces Threat Sensor cooldown by 40%.
- Omniscience (3 SC): Adds uninterrupted enemy visibility to the Threat Sensor and reveals their health.
Gallery
A deployed Threat Sensor on the ground.
John-117 retrieves Spartan Griffin's Threat Sensor module.
The Threat Sensor in first-person.
The Threat Sensor mid-air.
The Threat Sensor highlighting an enemy behind a wall.
A Spartan-IV using a Threat Sensor on Behemoth.
John-117 deploys a Threat Sensor.
John-117 uses a Threat Sensor to locate Jega 'Rdomnai.
The benefits of a fully upgraded Threat Sensor.
A Threat Sensor reveals multiple Special Operations Sangheilis guarding the Grunt Birthday Party Skull.
A Threat Sensor stuck to an Unggoy Conscript.
The Threat Sensor icon in the Campaign upgrade menu.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo Waypoint, Halo Infinite Multiplayer Reveal (Retrieved on Jun 13, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Halo Waypoint, Inside Infinite - July 2021 (Retrieved on Jul 23, 2021) [archive]
- ^ a b c Halo Infinite, campaign level The Tower
- ^ Halo Infinite
- ^ Halo Infinite, campaign level House of Reckoning
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