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All multiplayer medals in Halo Infinite

Here is what that obscure medal you just earned means.

When you do something good in Halo infinite multiplayer, you will receive a medal on the side of your screen. This is the game’s way of showing how you completed a feat worth celebrating. The problem is that there are plenty of medals in the game and no real description of how to get them. If you have ever received a medal in Halo Infinite multiplayer and don’t know what it means, here is a complete list of them.

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Multikills (quick kills in succession)

  • Double Kill – 2 kills
  • Triple Kill – 3 kills
  • Overkill – 4 kills
  • Killtacular – 5 kills
  • Killtrocity – 6 kills
  • Killamanjaro – 7 kills
  • Killtastrophe – 8 kills
  • Killpocalypse – 9 kills
  • Killionaire – 10 kills

Sprees (kills without dying)

  • Killing Spree – 5 kills
  • Killing Frenzy – 10 kills
  • Running Riot – 15 kills
  • Rampage – 20 kills
  • Nightmare – 25 kills
  • Boogeyman – 30 kills
  • Grim Reaper – 35 kills
  • Demon – 40 kills
  • Killjoy – end an enemy’s streak

Weapons (get five kills with a specific weapon class)

  • Bomber – launchers
  • Boxer – melee
  • Breacher – SMGs
  • Driver – vehicles
  • Heavy – detached turrets
  • Grenadier – grenades
  • Gunner – mounted turrets
  • Gunslinger – pistols
  • Marksman – tactical rifles
  • Pilot – aircraft vehicles
  • Rifleman – assault rifles
  • Scattergunner – shotguns
  • Sharpshooter – sniper rifles
  • Tanker – siege vehicles
  • Warrior – melee weapons

Everything else

  • 360 – kill an enemy after spinning around
  • Achilles Spine – melee kill an enemy who has Overshield
  • All That Juice – secure three Power Seeds back-to-back
  • Always Rotating – capture all three Stronghold points without dying
  • Autopilot Engaged – kill the driver of a moving vehicle with a sniper rifle
  • Back Smack – melee kill an enemy from behind
  • Ballista – kill an enemy with a Skewer from a distance
  • Bank Shot – kill an enemy with a Sniper Rifle shot that ricochets off a wall
  • Bodyguard – save five allies by killing their attacker
  • Boom Block – block an incoming projectile with the Drop Wall
  • Bulltrue – save yourself or a teammate by interrupting an enemy’s sword lunge
  • Chain Reaction – kill an enemy with chained electricity
  • Clock Stop – prevent the enemy from scoring the winning points in Strongholds by capturing a zone
  • Cluster Luck – kill multiple enemies with any grenade
  • Combat Evolved – catch a power weapon that was blasted from its pod with a plasma grenade
  • Deadly Catch – pull a weapon or object towards you with the Grappleshot, then immediately kill an enemy with that weapon
  • Death Race – run over two or more enemies with a single Ghost boost
  • Dogfight – destroy an enemy aircraft while you are in one as well
  • Driveby – earn a double kill as a passenger in a vehicle
  • Fastball – kill an enemy from the impact of a thrown grenade, not the explosion
  • Fire & Forget – kill someone with a rocket launcher shot from far away
  • Flag Joust – kill an enemy holding your team’s flag
  • Flawless Victory – win every round of match that is three rounds or more
  • Flyin’ High – have a fully loaded vehicle and land a far jump from a ramp
  • From the Grave – kill an enemy after you have died
  • Fumble – kill an enemy in Oddball holding the ball moments before they win
  • Goal Line Stand – return your flag near the enemy flag stand
  • Grapple-Jack – use the Grappleshot to hijack a vehicle being piloted by an enemy
  • Grand Slam – kill multiple enemies with one Gravity Hammer swing
  • Guardian Angel – save an ally from a distance by killing an enemy that is about to kill them
  • Hail Mary – kill an enemy with a grenade from a distance
  • Harpoon – use the Grappleshot on an enemy from far away
  • Hold This – drop a weapon and then kill an enemy with your other weapon
  • Interlinked – shock four enemies with a single electrical chain
  • Kong – kill an enemy by throwing a Fusion Coil at them
  • Last Shot – kill an enemy with the last round in your gun’s magazine before reloading
  • Lawnmower – destroy an enemy vehicle with the Brute Chopper’s wheels
  • Mind The Gap – knock an enemy down a pit with the Repulsor
  • Mounted And Loaded – kill two enemies from a stationary turret
  • Mount Up – fully load up a Warthog after honking the horn
  • Nade Shot – headshot kill an enemy after damaging them with a grenade
  • Ninja – jump over an enemy and then melee them in the back
  • No Scope – headshot an enemy without using the scope on the Sniper Rifle
  • Nuclear Football – catch a Fusion Coil thrown at you from an enemy
  • Odin’s Raven – reveal at least three enemies with the Threat Sensor
  • Off the Rack – grab a weapon from its spawn point and immediately kill an enemy with it
  • Pancake – use the Repulsor to kill an enemy by hitting them against a wall
  • Party’s Over – destroy a fully loaded enemy Razorback
  • Perfect – kill an enemy with a precision weapon with peak efficiency (all shots hit the head)
  • Perfection – go an entire match without dying and have at least 15 kills
  • Pineapple Express – kill an enemy with a grenade while sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle
  • Power Outage – steal three enemy Power Cells back-to-back
  • Pull – kill an enemy launched by a Man Cannon with the Sniper Rifle
  • Quick Draw – switch to your pistol and immediately get a kill with it
  • Quigley – get two kills with one shot from the Sniper Rifle
  • Ramming Speed – destroy an enemy vehicle by running into it with a vehicle
  • Reclaimer – hijack a vehicle from an enemy that hijacked it from you
  • Remote Detonation – kill an enemy after shooting a grenade and making it explode early
  • Return To Sender – kill an enemy by deflecting their projectile back to them
  • Reversal – kill an enemy after they got damage on you first
  • Rideshare – drive an ally holding an objective item a long distance and have them safely deliver the objective
  • Saboteur – destroy five enemy vehicles
  • Shot Caller – headshot an enemy after pinging them
  • Skyjack – take over a flying vehicle being driven by an enemy
  • Sneak King – melee a camouflaged enemy in the back
  • Snipe – headshot kill an enemy with the Sniper Rifle
  • Special Delivery – kill an enemy with a grenade that was pushed by a Man Cannon or Grav Lift
  • Splatter – run over an enemy with a vehicle
  • Spotter – ping five enemies that are then quickly killed
  • Steaktacular – Win a slayer match by outscoring the opponent by at least 60%
  • Stick – attach a Plasma or Spike Grenade to an enemy and kill them with it
  • Stopped Short – kill an enemy holding your team’s flag just before they score
  • Straight Balling – carry the Oddball for a minute without dropping it
  • Street Sweeper – kill an enemy with the Bulldog shotgun from the passenger seat of a vehicle
  • Tag & Bag – reveal two enemies with the Threat Sensor and kill them
  • Wheelman – earn five assists while driving a vehicle
  • Whiplash – kill an enemy who used the Grappleshot on you
  • Windshield Wiper – kill an enemy who is hijacking your vehicle
  • Wingman – earn ten assists
  • Yard Sale – kill an enemy who had a power weapon but did not use any of its inventory yet

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John Hansen is a Full-time Staff Writer for Gamepur as well as a host for the YouTube channel Pixel Street Videos where he co-hosts a weekly gaming podcast and more. His favorite games include Super Mario 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Breath of the Wild, Left 4 Dead 2, and Overwatch. He covers Overwatch 2 and other FPS titles, Minecraft, Sonic the Hedgehog, Legend of Zelda, and whatever zombie games are placed in front of him.