A trick shot engineered by one enterprising player and 23 friends in Halo Infinite\u2019s multiplayer shows that the game\u2019s sniper rifle can take out everyone on the map in just one shot.<\/b>
\nHow many Spartans can you take out with a single headshot in Halo Infinite \u2019s multiplayer? Well, the theoretical maximum would be 23, as Big Team Battle supports two teams of 12 players, and that\u2019s Infinite \u2019s largest mode. And lo and behold, here\u2019s a Twitter user demonstrating that it can be done, if you have a couple dozen friends willing to take the bullet. 23\u4eba\u629c\u304d\u30b9\u30ca\u30a4\u30d1\u30fc #HaloInfinite pic.twitter.com\/AjCoGewbL1 That\u2019s one, two, three, four\u2014 yep,23 Spartans dutifully lining up alphabetically by height for their glamour shot. The shooter steadies their S7 Sniper Rifle and, after a countdown, everyone falls down like the Rockettes in Radio City\u2019s Christmas Spectacular. (Although, to be fair to the Rockettes, their domino fall involves 36 soldiers. They\u2019re also real.) Anyway, good luck beating that combo score! Halo Infinite formally launches next Wednesday, Dec.8, but its multiplayer has been in an open beta since Nov.15, in celebration of the franchise\u2019s 20th anniversary. That\u2019s given 343 Industries a chance to iron out some of the progression issues frustrating players trying to complete their first battle pass, with bigger and more permanent fixes coming later.<\/p>\n