Halo Reach has finally arrived on PC and Xbox One as part of The Master Chief Collection. As part of touching the game up to modern-day standards, Halo Reach now has a new leveling system which introduces Season Points. These are going to be what you need if you want to get new armor parts. Here’s how to get Season Points in Halo Reach.
Getting Season Points in Halo Reach
To get a Season Point, all you need to do is level up your rank once in Halo Reach’s multiplayer or Firefight mode. You earn one Season Point every time you rank up.
These Season Points can then be spent unlocking new cosmetic items like Armor Parts or Firefight voices from the free Season Pass.
Using Season Points on the Season Pass
To spend a Season Point on a cosmetic from the Season Pass, you must have unlocked and purchased all cosmetics on earlier/ lower tiers.
For example, if you’re wanting to buy a fancy helmet that’s at Tier 45, you’ll need to have unlocked the previous 44 cosmetics, done by spending a Season Point on each one.
As long as you’ve done this, press A/ left click on the item you want and then select the ‘Unlock’ option. This will now be added to your Armory for you to add into your loadout as you see fit.
How to Get XP & Level Up Fast in Halo Reach
With Season Points being tied to your level/ rank in Halo Reach, chances are you’re going to want to know how to level up fast.
You increase your rank by earning XP. XP is earned by racking up kills, assists, playing the objective in specific game modes, and generally playing well. Any other ‘medals’ you get in Halo Reach’s multiplayer will also net you more XP.
You can also earn XP by playing Firefight (Halo’s equivalent of Gears’ Horde mode). Again you can earn tons of XP by simply playing well, racking up kills and getting a bunch of medals. Unfortunately, there aren’t any XP boost items you can use at this moment in time to help you level up faster in Halo Reach.
That’s everything you need to know on how to get Season Points in Halo Reach. For more tips, tricks, and guides, be sure to search for Twinfinite.
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