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Credits earned towards your rank and can be used to purchase various armor permutations from [[Armor Permutations#The Armory .28Halo: Reach Permutations.29|The Armory]]. When ranking up, you will be able to see items that you can't yet purchase, these are pieces you can purchase in a few ranks. Note that Credits spent on armory purchases do not decrease your rank. | Credits earned towards your rank and can be used to purchase various armor permutations from [[Armor Permutations#The Armory .28Halo: Reach Permutations.29|The Armory]]. When ranking up, you will be able to see items that you can't yet purchase, these are pieces you can purchase in a few ranks. Note that Credits spent on armory purchases do not decrease your rank. | ||
Offline, the easiest ways to earn Credits are to either play Custom Games or, even easier, use Forge mode. However, after an account has been connected to Xbox LIVE, all modes are significantly lower than those awarded for playing multiplayer via Xbox Live or Campaign. It should be noted that when an account is not immediately connected LIVE, but it is instead played offline and has earned ranks offline, the account will lose both several ranks and a large amount of credits when it is connected for the first time. | Offline, the easiest ways to earn Credits are to either play Custom Games or, even easier, use Forge mode. However, after an account has been connected to Xbox LIVE, all modes are significantly lower than those awarded for playing multiplayer via Xbox Live or Campaign. It should be noted that when an account is not immediately connected to LIVE, but it is instead played offline and has earned ranks offline, the account will lose both several ranks and a large amount of credits when it is connected for the first time. | ||
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The Ranking System in Halo: Reach is based on Credits (cR) earned through Forge, Multiplayer, Campaign, and Firefight matches. Credits are earned after every game, and you earn extra Credits for medals earned during the match, (e.g. Double Kills) victory bonuses, Commendations, and Daily/Weekly challenges. [1]
Credits earned towards your rank and can be used to purchase various armor permutations from The Armory. When ranking up, you will be able to see items that you can't yet purchase, these are pieces you can purchase in a few ranks. Note that Credits spent on armory purchases do not decrease your rank.
Offline, the easiest ways to earn Credits are to either play Custom Games or, even easier, use Forge mode. However, after an account has been connected to Xbox LIVE, all modes are significantly lower than those awarded for playing multiplayer via Xbox Live or Campaign. It should be noted that when an account is not immediately connected to LIVE, but it is instead played offline and has earned ranks offline, the account will lose both several ranks and a large amount of credits when it is connected for the first time.
| Rank | Image | Required no. of cR |
|---|---|---|
|
Recruit |
0 | |
|
Private |
7,500 cR (+7,500 cR) | |
|
Corporal |
10,000 cR (+2,500 cR) | |
|
Corporal Grade 1 |
15,000 cR (+5,000 cR) | |
|
Sergeant |
20,000 cR (+5,000 cR) | |
|
Sergeant Grade 1 |
26,250 cR (+6,250 cR) | |
|
Sergeant Grade 2 |
32,500 cR (+6,250 cR) | |
|
Warrant Officer |
45,000 cR (+12,500 cR) | |
|
Warrant Officer Grade 1 |
78,000 cR (+33,000 cR) | |
|
Warrant Officer Grade 2 |
111,000 cR (+33,000 cR) | |
|
Warrant Officer Grade 3 |
144,000 cR (+33,000 cR) | |
|
Captain |
210,000 cR (+66,000 cR) | |
|
Captain Grade 1 |
233,000 cR (+23,000 cR) | |
|
Captain Grade 2 |
256,000 cR (+23,000 cR) | |
|
Captain Grade 3 |
279,000 cR (+23,000 cR) | |
|
Major |
325,000 cR (+46,000 cR) | |
|
Major Grade 1 |
350,000 cR (+25,000 cR) | |
|
Major Grade 2 |
375,000 cR (+25,000 cR) | |
|
Major Grade 3 |
400,000 cR (+25,000 cR) | |
|
Lt. Colonel |
450,000 cR (+50,000 cR) | |
|
Lt. Colonel Grade 1 |
480,000 cR (+30,000 cR) | |
|
Lt. Colonel Grade 2 |
510,000 cR (+30,000 cR) | |
|
Lt. Colonel Grade 3 |
540,000 cR (+30,000 cR) | |
|
Commander |
600,000 cR (+60,000 cR) | |
|
Commander Grade 1 |
650,000 cR
(+50,000 cR) | |
|
Commander Grade 2 |
700,000 cR (+50,000 cR) | |
|
Commander Grade 3 |
750,000 cR (+50,000 cR) | |
|
Colonel |
850,000 cR (+100,000 cR) | |
|
Colonel Grade 1 |
960,000 cR (+110,000 cR) | |
|
Colonel Grade 2 |
1,070,000 cR (+110,000 cR) | |
|
Colonel Grade 3 |
1,180,000 cR (+110,000 cR) | |
|
Brigadier |
1,400,000 cR (+220,000 cR) | |
|
Brigadier Grade 1 |
1,520,000 cR (+120,000 cR) | |
|
Brigadier Grade 2 |
1,640,000 cR (+120,000 cR) | |
|
Brigadier Grade 3 |
1,760,000 cR (+120,000 cR) | |
|
General |
2,000,000 cR (+240,000 cR) | |
|
General Grade 1 |
2,200,000 cR (+200,000 cR) | |
|
General Grade 2 |
2,350,000 cR (+150,000 cR) | |
|
General Grade 3 |
2,500,000 cR (+150,000 cR) | |
|
General Grade 4 |
2,650,000 cR (+150,000 cR) | |
|
Field Marshall |
3,000,000 cR (+350,000 cR) | |
|
Hero |
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3,700,000 cR (+700,000 cR) |
|
Legend |
4,600,000 cR (+900,000 cR) | |
|
Mythic |
5,650,000 cR (+1,050,000 cR) | |
|
Noble |
7,000,000 cR (+1,350,000 cR) | |
|
Eclipse |
8,500,000 cR (+1,500,000 cR) | |
|
Nova |
11,000,000 cR (+2,500,000 cR) | |
|
Forerunner |
13,000,000 cR (+2,000,000 cR) | |
|
Reclaimer |
16,500,000 cR (+3,500,000 cR) | |
|
Inheritor |
20,000,000 cR (+3,500,000 cR) |
Trivia
- The ranks after Lt. Colonel Grade 3 will be unlocked after the Halo Reach community reaches a total of 117 million Daily and Weekly challenges completed. Bungie's online engineers have predicted that this community challenge will be completed sometime in the month of November.[2]
- Though it is available to Bungie employees at any rank, the Haunted Helmet can only be obtained by the rest of the community once they have purchased all helmet items found in the Armory and reached the rank of Inheritor.[3]
Sources
- ^ complete rank list with photographs.
- ^ Bungie.net: Bungie Weekly Update: 10/15/2010 ("Currently, our online engineers project that you’re on pace to hit that milestone sometime in November.")
- ^ Bungie.net: Evil Otto's FAQ ("If you want to unlock the haunted helmet, what you need to do is buy all helmet items in the armory to get it. It does not unlock until you reach the rank of inheritor.")
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