The intros of Halo Infinite are not impossible to ignore after all

Hallo Infinite is an upcoming first-person shooter game created by 343 Industries and released by Xbox Game Studios. The sixth main access in the Halo collection, it continues the tale of the Master Principal, following Halo 5: Guardians (2015). Unlike previous installments in the collection, the multiplayer part of the game is free-to-play. Infinite was planned to be launched as a launch title with the Xbox Series X/S on November 10, 2020, however was delayed in August 2020. It is planned to release on December 8, 2021, for Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, as well as Xbox Collection X/S. Hallo Infinite's multiplayer component has actually been in open beta because November 15, 2021, which was to celebrate the franchise business and also Xbox's 20th wedding anniversary.

Hallo Infinite has two introductory scenes that many fans initially thought they could not be ignored. However, some fans of the game have discovered a way to get around them. Unfortunately, only Steam players — so far — will be able to do it.

The inescapable introductory videos have always been the scourge of a player's existence. The majority of the players' community is not big fans of these videos, but game developers always insist on reminding the public who created the game.

Fortunately for players who play Halo Infinite on Steam, there seems to be a workaround. Instead of sitting and waiting for about six minutes, they can completely ignore these introductions by simply deleting them.

Apparently, the two introductory scenes of Halo Infinite are just a few MP4 files that are in the game directory. The first is a logo coil of 20 seconds. The second is a longer mountain plan, with a duration of almost two minutes. As the game plays, it ends to load the main menu of the game and many others for credits and tutorials.

Hallo Infinite can go directly to the main menu by removing the logo video and launching the game. Normally, the game will continue to load in the background during the video. However, some PCs can complete the load well before the end of the video once the workaround is implemented.

In addition to just getting rid of the intro, a Halo Infinite reader also discovered that he could replace the default introduction video by what he wanted. As long as the new material has the same title as the default, it will be read.

Several Halo Infinite fans started to completely remove the video. Many have also decided to simply make a copy before deleting it and keep it out of the backrest. In this way, they can easily add it if necessary.

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