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Although all of the franchise’s fundamental themes and gameplay concepts are retained in Halo Infinite. But there is one major difference this time around: the game’s open-world setting. Instead of completing linear missions after linear missions. Halo players can now freely traverse the globe and complete side missions such as retaking enemy-controlled areas known as FOBs. Halo fast travel
When a player takes possession of one of the many FOBs scattered around the globe. They will be able to not only fast travel to it from any position, but also see adjacent Banished and UNSC activities. As long as players have Valor to spend, they can use FOBs to summon unlocked cars and weaponry.
Fast Travel will not be available right away in Halo Infinite. After completing the early objectives, players will be transported to Zeta Halo’s open world. After taking over a second location on the map, players will see that Fast Travel is now available in the bottom right hand corner of the map screen.
Players in Halo Infinite can only fast travel to locations they’ve taken over. And here’s how they can do so quickly:
Because there’s so much to see and do in Halo Infinite, players will strive to take over as many enemy-controlled places as possible so they may use them as fast travel and supply stations for Master Chief. Players attempting to gather Halo Infinite’s collectibles, such as the Spartan Cores, which can be used in the upgrade menu to augment players’ skills, such as the Grappleshot and energy shield, will benefit from being able to go from point to point quickly.
Halo Infinite is available via Game Pass for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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