Hey y’all just wanted to give some feedback here that I’ve been noticing a lot while I’ve been playing halo infinite there are a lot of times where challenges don’t really get counted as they should be for example I had 39/50 ffa kills I played a match and got 23 kills and when the game finished and the challenge score came up it didn’t count any of my kills that I got in that game and I was 100% sure I was on ffa slayer and this has happened with challenges such as get kills with such weapon for example 0/5 I get the total 5 kills with the weapon and it would only sometimes count 3/5 or 4/5 like it’s never actually accurate and it’s very frustrating that this keeps happening very terrible bug when it comes to challenges and needs a good fix.
I have had this issue as well where my ffa kills did not count at all or the correct amount was not counted.
I have also had issues with weapon specific challenges not counting whether its the commando, assault rifle, etc. I think for some reason some of the kills aren’t tracking correctly.
this is noted in many places, the number one problem seems to be when you finish one, and start anothre mid game.
meaning if you have “get a sniper headshot” and do that in game, then the next one is “kill 10 spartans” -and obviusly you working toward that - it glitches and finished the first, but then won’t change or count more into the second - visually. Restarting your game seems to solve this.
Well yeah but restarting the game isn’t a good fix it’ll fix it for a little bit but it’s never certain.
Don’t worry, it’s just a beta. All of that will be fixed when the full game is out in 10 years. Everyone just needs to be patient. 343 is a small indie dev team. They don’t have a lot of staff or money it would be nice if they had a partnership with a big company like Microsoft, who could help them with these issues.
For me it seems that if too many people quit a game none of the challenges will count. Joining in late also led to challenges not counting. It’s a dumpster fire to get these to actually count half the time.
Riiight:joy:
that’s what it is no wonder why.