Halo Reach Daily Challenges Guide - 9/21/11

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The Challenges:
More than a Handful - Kill 125 enemies in multiplayer Matchmaking. - 2500cR
You will need to go out of your way for this challenge, in all honesty. The only other multiplayer Matchmaking challenge today is asking you to get a simple nine kills via headshots. This will clearly not cover a hundred and twenty-five kills, so I suggest that you head for Multi Team or Grifball to rack up the kills quickly. If you can get an objective game on Multi Team, that will be even better. Here is a PSA, though; please do not spawn camp. It might be fun and easy for you, but eventually, someone will do it to you because someone did it to them, then no one is happy.

Survivor - Earn 5 Sprees in a Firefight Matchmaking game. - 2000cR
Well, finally a Spree challenge in Firefight that does not need you to die for completion. So, a Spree in Firefight (and Campaign) is ten kills without a death. If you get to fifty kills without a death, then this challenge will be completed and you can keep playing the game of Firefight without needing to die to get more sprees. This can be done in Firefight Limited, Arcade, Doubles, or in Score Attack. Weapons sprees do not seem to be counting towards this but I have been unable to get Sniper Attack to pop up recently, so maybe it will.

The Little Guys - Kill 125 Grunts in Campaign today on Normal or harder. - 2000cR
A hundred and twenty five grunts in campaign is not actually too challenging. I would expect this challenge to take two, maybe three, campaign levels to complete. It is easiest to just start on Winter Contingency and work your way up. Heroic is really the best difficulty setting as it is not the most difficult and also limits NPCs stealing your kills.

Headshot Honcho - Kill 9 enemies with headshots in a multiplayer Matchmaking game. - 2160cR
The easiest way to get this challenge is to go to playlists like Team SWAT or Team Snipers. Both gametypes start you with headshot capable weapons and everyone in the game can be killed with a single headshot. SWAT would probably be better since headshots do seem to be more common. In Snipers you can get away with two body shots, but not in SWAT. You have one game to do this but you do not even need to hit double digits so it is extremely doable.

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