In Halo Infinite, “stats” (short for statistics) refer to various performance metrics that track a player’s actions, achievements, and overall gameplay. These stats are used to measure performance across different game modes and can include a wide variety of information.
How to access stats
Halo Waypoint is the official source for player stats. The Halo Waypoint database is the most reliable and accurate source for reviewing detailed player statistics.
Follow these steps to navigate to your player stats:
- Navigate to Halo Waypoint.
- Click the Sign In link in the top right corner.
- If you don’t see the Sign In link, adjust the size of your window (or rotate your mobile device) to see the Sign In link or an image of a Spartan silhouette icon.
- When prompted, log onto your Microsoft Xbox account.
- Click your player icon in the top right corner
- Choose Service Records
- Under the Halo Infinite image click Go To Service Record.
- Click the Community dropdown menu (near the top center of the page) and select Leaderboards.
- Click the Stats tab.
The Player Stats page has two tabs at the top of the page: Summary and Game History.
Under the Summary tab you will find data about player performance, including career rank (introduced in Season 4), ranked level, multiplayer stats, and medals.
Clicking the Game History tab displays specific information from games you have played. Information including wins and losses, match score, the map played on and more.
Understanding Stats
There are many stats you can access on Halo Waypoint, below are explanations of the most common.
- Accuracy: The percentage of shots that hit enemy targets. Measures a player’s shooting precision factoring in how many short connect versus how many are fired. A higher percentage indicates better accuracy.
- Assists: When a player helps in killing an enemy by dealing significant damage without getting the final blow.
- Betrayals: When a player kills a teammate via friendly fire or striking them with a vehicle. This is something to avoid, as it can lead to penalties in game.
- Callout Assists: When an enemy you mark is killed by a teammate. This stat highlights communication and coordination between teammates.
- Damage Dealt: How much damage a player takes from enemy attacks during a match.
- Driver Assists: Earned when a player drives a vehicle, and their passenger kills an enemy.
- EMP Assists: Assists earned by disabling an enemy’s vehicle with an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse), helping teammates finish off an enemy. EMP weapons are: Plasma Pistol, Disruptor, Shock Rifle, and Dynamo Grenades.
- Headshot Kills: Kills achieved by shooting an enemy in the head.
- Hijacks: When a player forcibly removes an enemy from a vehicle and takes control of it.
- Impulse (Imp) Assists: When a player assists in a kill by using a tool or environmental factor such as throwing a grenade or fusion coil that weakens an enemy, allowing a teammate to finish them off.
- Kills: The number of enemy players a player killed during a match.
- Kills/Deaths (KD): The ratio of kills to death a player has in a match. A KD greater than 1 means more kills than deaths, while less than 1 means more deaths thank kills.
- Kills/Deaths/Assists (KDA): An expanded stat of the KD stat that includes assists as part of the players kill count.
- Melee Kills: Kills achieved by killing an enemy player at close range using a melee attack or melee weapon such as the Energy Sword or Gravity Hammer.
- Objective Time: How much time a player spends working towards objectives, such as carrying the flag or holding the Oddball.
- Passenger Assists: When a player riding as a passenger in a vehicle helps by shooting enemies while another player drives.
- Power Weapon Kills: Kills made using special, limited-ammo weapons such as the Rocket Launcher, or Sniper Rifle.
- Self-Destructions: When a player accidentally kills themselves, often through environmental hazards or misusing explosives such as grenades or rockets.
- Vehicle Destroys: The number of enemy vehicles a player successfully destroys during a match. This can involve direct fire, grenades, or power weapons.
Career Rank
Career Rank progression was introduced on June 20, 2024 as part of Halo Infinite Season 4. Your Career Rank progression is earned via your Personal Score in multiplayer matchmaking. Career rank progression data does not extend to dates prior to June 20, 2024.
To learn more about Career Rank, please visit the Career Rank Overview blog on Halo Waypoint.
Other Resources
Halo Waypoint is the official source for player stats. The Halo Waypoint database is the most reliable and accurate source for reviewing detailed player statistics. Halo Support cannot provide assistance or answer questions about stats from sites other than those found on Halo Waypoint.
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