Halo Reach Daily Challenges Guide - 12/1/12

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The Challenges:

Blastin' and Relaxin' - Kill 180 enemies in any game mode in Reach. - 2343cR
Well, the other challenges today will not get this one done for you. "Single Wield" will get you about forty or so kills and "L.D. Winter" will likely get you a hundred or so kills. For the remaining kills, you have two options. Either have some fun playing multiplayer Matchmaking or go for some kills in Firefight Matchmaking. The choice is yours.



Single Wield - Earn 40 kills with small arms weapons in multiplayer Matchmaking. - 2600cR
Small arms weapon in Reach include the Magnum Pistol, Plasma Pistol, the Needler, and the Brute Spiker. Team SWAT is a really good option for this challenge as you can always use the Magnum and just go for headshots. You can try for this in other playlists as well, but SWAT allows for one-shot, headshot kills. Should take two to three games to complete.




I'm Rubber, You're Glue - Earn 1 sticky grenade Kills in a multiplayer Matchmaking game. - 2000cR
Well, this is a really easy challenge today. To score a sticky grenade kill, you need to stick an enemy with a Plasma Grenade and have the grenade explode to cause the kill. Your best bet for this challenge will be in the Slayer Pro since the loadouts in that gametype allow you to pick a Plasma Grenade. Remember, you just need to stick a single enemy and you are all done.



L.D. Winter - Complete Winter, without dying, on Legendary with Mythic, Thunderstorm, Tilt, and Tough Luck on. - 5000cR
This is easier than it sounds, so do not worry. First off, you can die as much as you want. Before you complete the level, Save and Quit and then resume the campaign. Finish it off without dying to complete the challenge. The skulls will make this more difficult but nothing that should stop you from finishing this off. Follow the LASO guide to see how to skip through some sections.



See the Weekly Challenge here.