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==Overview==
==Overview==
Boosters are temporary gameplay enhancements that a player can choose in the [[loadout]] selection prior to launching a mission. Contrary to all other loadout options, Boosters are the only items that require some kind of spending—either [[Experience point|XP]] earned through completing missions and [[Assault Ops]], or [[credit]]s purchased with real-world currency. Only one booster can be used per mission and the item will be locked again after the player completes or quits the level. If the player purchases a Booster but does not start the mission, and instead chooses to quit the loadout screen to return to the main menu, the sum will be recredited.
Boosters are temporary gameplay enhancements that a player can choose in the [[loadout]] selection prior to launching a mission. Contrary to all other loadout options, Boosters are the only items that require some kind of spending—either [[Experience point|XP]] earned through completing missions and [[Challenges/Halo: Spartan Assault|challenges]], or [[credit]]s purchased with real-world currency. Only one booster can be used per mission and the item will be locked again after the player completes or quits the level. If the player purchases a Booster but does not start the mission, and instead chooses to quit the loadout screen to return to the main menu, the sum will be recredited.


Boosters have a similitude to ''[[Halo 4]]''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> [[support upgrades]] and [[tactical packages]], as ''Spartan Assault''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> loadout screen draws inspiration from the one featured in [[Multiplayer#Halo 4|''Infinity'' multiplayer]]. The Boosters' effects are also similar to the latter's multiplayer [[power-up]]s such as [[Damage Boost]].
Boosters have a similitude to ''[[Halo 4]]''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> [[support upgrades]] and [[tactical packages]], as ''Spartan Assault''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> loadout screen draws inspiration from the one featured in [[Multiplayer#Halo 4|''Infinity'' multiplayer]]. The Boosters' effects are also similar to the latter's multiplayer [[power-up]]s such as [[Damage Boost]].

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