Halo Infinite tank gun returns as 343 reverses Season 2 'fixes' [updated] By Luke Albigés, 13 May 2022 FollowtopicsHalo InfiniteHaloXbox Game StudiosFree to PlayXbox Game PassFirst Person ShooterLuke Albigés Halo Infinite patched out its infamous 'tank gun' last week with the introduction of Season 2: Lone Wolves, but 343 has already rolled back the cannon's removal, reinstating it along with several removed multiplayer 'skill jumps.'Update: 343's senior community manager John Junyszek has said that the team is "targeting next week" for this update, so you should hopefully have your invisible boomstick back soon...Original story: A new post from 343 on the Halo Waypoint forums details the changes players can expect to see in an imminent update, stating that the team will be looking to share release timing for this next update "in the next few days." Halo Infinite tank gun and skill jumps reinstatedFor anyone working on the Halo Infinite achievements who didn't manage to get LASO done to unlock Headmaster before the tank gun was removed, the next patch will reportedly return this secret OP weapon to its home atop Outpost Tremonius to once again make LASO runs that much easier. In terms of other speedrun tricks that died with Season 2, 343 claims that "many of them are far more complicated as they are closely intertwined with the work we’ve been doing in preparation for co-op, but we’ll continue to explore our options."If multiplayer is more your 'jam,' you'll be glad to hear that the weapon jamming bug introduced by Season 2 changes is also being addressed. "After hammering on this since seeing the first community reports, we’ve been able to identify the root cause of the issue and we’ll be reverting the recent change to help get this into players’ hands quicker," says 343's post. Additionally, four maps — Aquarius, Bazaar, Live Fire, and Streets — will see their removed skill jumps return, with all bar Aquarius reverting to how they worked prior to Season 2, while Aquarius is getting a slight adjustment to make its jump more clearly defined. But what of the others? "We’d love for more jumps the community discovers and embraces to evolve as the Aquarius jumps have — to become more clearly communicated visually and have their rules of traversal become more explicit and predictable," 343 adds. "However, it is a tough goal to reach for. We realise modifying certain jumps in this way runs the risk of changing their skill ceiling, their discovery, and the fun-factor of what makes them interesting in the first place. Should future adjustments be needed, all these factors will be considered, and player feedback will be fundamental."Glad to see 343 reversing changes and making fixes in Halo Infinite after Season 2's "bumpy" start? What changes and fixes do you hope to see next? Let us know!More Halo Infinite stories: The best free Xbox games (December 2023) Halo Infinite Season 5 adds popular Halo 4 mode, new Arena maps, and more Halo Infinite Xbox update fixes buggy Battle Pass achievement Halo Infinite adds remake of "fan-favorite" Halo 5 Guardians map today Halo Infinite devs "refined top priorities" and will drop seasonal narrative cutscenes Game Update Written by Luke AlbigésLuke runs the TA news team, contributing where he can primarily with reviews and other long-form features — crafts he has honed across two decades of print and online gaming media experience, having worked with the likes of gamesTM, Eurogamer, Play, Retro Gamer, Edge, and many more. He loves all things Monster Hunter, enjoys a good D&D session, and has played way too much Destiny.