![]() ![]() Progression is garnered through the different Battle Passes across different seasons, but there’s no fear of missing out to be found. 343 Industries has noted that the team doesn’t want to do straight-up remakes of maps, instead preferring to have “spiritual successors.” There’ll also be a variety of weapons, vehicles, and a host of equipment from which to choose, which may also change as some are introduced to the sandbox in the seasons ahead. Halo Infinite will continue to grow over time, with more maps added post-launch. ^ Halo Infinite, Forge - Ravager Rebound description: "Modified Ravager that fires bouncing projectiles with multiple secondary detonations.Another Arena map that made it in at the launch of Halo Infinite.^ a b c Halo: Shadows of Reach, chapter 20.By holding down the trigger, a charged plasma shot will fire one projectile that leaves a burning pool of plasma where it impacts." (Retrieved on May 5, 2023) ^ Halo Support, Halo Infinite Weapon, Equipment, and Vehicle Inventory: "Fires short streams of volatile plasma that causes a small amount of splash damage.Holding down the trigger charges up an unstable projectile that leaves a burning pool of plasma at the impact point." Unlike many Banished weapons, it has limited collateral damage with its normal firing mode, but direct hits will cause large amounts of damage. ![]() ^ a b c Halo Infinite, Forge - Ravager description: "The Ravager is a Banished weapon that fires three-round bursts of unstable plasma.^ a b c d Halo: Shadows of Reach, chapter 19.^ a b Halo: Shadows of Reach: Sacrifice.^ a b c d e f g Halo Encyclopedia (2022 edition), page 477.Used by Arthoc during the Battle for Zeta Halo. Ravager Rebound: A modified variant of the Ravager which fires plasma projectiles that can bounce off surfaces before detonating.It was also employed by Escharum's forces during the conflict on Zeta Halo. It was also employed by at least one of the Sangheili troops involved in the raid on Anodyne Spirit during the Second Ark Conflict. The Ravager is capable of being used in an anti-vehicle and anti-air capacity, with Banished troops using them to shoot down at least one F-41 Broadsword during Operation: WOLFE. ![]() The weapon was employed by the Gray Guards serving the Banished during Operation: WOLFE. It was relatively newly-introduced in 2559, to the point that Blue Team were unfamiliar with the design. The Ravager is a weapon of Jiralhanae-and Banished-design. However, the Ravager is unique in that it fires plasma rather than physical projectiles. Like many Jiralhanae weapons, the Ravager has a blade mounted under the weapon's barrel. They are also capable of melting through the Titanium-A armor of MJOLNIR GEN3. ![]() When impacting a surface, the incendiary splashes the plasma around the point of impact. Once fired, the plasma incendiary rounds travel in a shallow arc, though can be affected by the presence of anti-gravity technology. Unlike the Spiker, the Ravager is a directed-energy weapon, firing red plasma incendiary bolts at targets. The Ravager has a profile and design similar to the Paegaas Workshop Spiker. The Ravager was manufactured by the Forge of Torograd and developed by the Veporokk workshop. ![]()
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