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The Warthog's tire positions and suspension have been adjusted to better improve its handling on uneven terrain.The Overshield now grants an additional half bar of shielding.The Drop Wall is now stronger than before and deploys faster once it hits the ground.The Ravager's base shot is now stronger than before and is therefore capable of a two-burst kill.Reduced max ammo capacity from 56 to 40.Reduced starting reserve ammo from 24 to 16.In addition to the melee damage change noted above, the following changes were also made to the Mangler in multiplayer:.Improved enemy collision immediately after meleeing.Improved snapping to enemies during melee lunges.'Traded' melee kills will occur more often now than in Season 1.Other changes to melee will also result in the following improvements for multiplayer:.This change was made to preserve the Battle Rifle's two-burst beatdown after the global melee reduction.In Ranked multiplayer only, the Battle Rifle has increased melee damage.In multiplayer, this change to melee damage makes the Mangler a 2-shot beatdown rather than a 1-shot beatdown.Melee damage has been reduced by 10% in both multiplayer and campaign.Note that these granular changes are in addition to the new free content that's available in Season 2, including new maps and Microsoft's iconic mascot Clippy.

INFINITE TANKS GAMEPLAY PATCH

Be sure to read GameSpot's extended Halo Infinite: Season 2 Lone Wolves coverage to learn more, and have a look at the full patch notes below. This is just a very, very small sampling of what's new in Season 2: Lone Wolves.

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