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== ''Halo 4'' ==
== ''Halo 4'' ==
In ''Halo 4'', Spartan Points are rewarded through advancing the game's [[Rank (Halo 4)|progression system]], with each level rewarding one SP. Players may use Spartan Points to purchase [[loadout]] items, including primary weapons, secondary weapons, grenades, [[support upgrades]], and [[tactical packages]]. However, each item has an associated prerequisite rank requirement before they can be purchased. [[Weapon skins (Halo 4)|Skins for loadout weapons]] are unlockable through other means, such as the [[Specializations]] system, purchasing [[downloadable content]], and pre-ordering the game at various retailers. In ''Halo: The Master Chief Collection'', all loadout items are unlocked by default.
In ''Halo 4'', Spartan Points are rewarded through progressing the game's [[Rank (Halo 4)|progression system]], with each level rewarding one SP. Players may use Spartan Points to purchase [[Loadout|loadout]] items, including primary weapons, secondary weapons, grenades, [[support upgrades]], and [[tactical packages]]. However, each item has an associated pre-requisite rank requirement before they can be purchased. [[Weapon skins (Halo 4)|Skins for loadout weapons]] are unlockable through other means, such as the [[Specializations]] system, purchasing [[downloadable content]], and pre-ordering the game at various retailers. In ''Halo: The Master Chief Collection'', all loadout items are unlocked by default.


The prerequisite rank and cost of each item are listed [[Loadout#Halo 4|here]].
The prerequisite rank and cost of each item are listed [[Loadout#Halo 4|here]].
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In ''Halo: The Master Chief Collection'', Spartan Points (known as "Season Points" prior to the August [[2022]] update){{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halo-mcc-august-update|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Halo: MCC - August Update|D=9|M=12|Y=2022}} are the in-game currency introduced with the Season system in December of [[2019]]. They can be used within the various unlock tiers of each series to unlock [[armor permutations]], [[skins]], [[Nameplates/Halo: The Master Chief Collection|nameplates]], [[Firefight (Halo 3: ODST)|Firefight]] characters and voices, and more.  
In ''Halo: The Master Chief Collection'', Spartan Points (known as "Season Points" prior to the August [[2022]] update){{Ref/Site|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halo-mcc-august-update|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Halo: MCC - August Update|D=9|M=12|Y=2022}} are the in-game currency introduced with the Season system in December of [[2019]]. They can be used within the various unlock tiers of each series to unlock [[armor permutations]], [[skins]], [[Nameplates/Halo: The Master Chief Collection|nameplates]], [[Firefight (Halo 3: ODST)|Firefight]] characters and voices, and more.  


Initially, Spartan Points could only be earned by progressing in the game's [[Rank (Halo: The Master Chief Collection)|progression system]] through regular multiplayer, with one Spartan Point rewarded to players for progressing through a rank. Furthermore, from [[Series 1: Noble|Series 1]] to [[Series 9]], this progression halted once the player hit 100 Spartan Points.{{Ref/Site|Id=december2022|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halo-infinite-december-2022-update|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Halo Infinite <nowiki>|</nowiki> December 2022 Update|D=8|M=12|Y=2022}} The addition of [[Challenges/Halo: The Master Chief Collection|Challenges]] during [[Series 2: Spark|Series 2]] resulted in a wider array of Spartan Point earning potential across multiplayer, campaign, Firefight, [[Forge]] and custom games.  
Initially, Spartan Points could only be earned by progressing in the game's [[Rank (Halo: The Master Chief Collection)|progression system]] through regular multiplayer, with one Spartan Point rewarded to players for progressing through a rank. Originally, from [[Series 1: Noble|Series 1]] to [[Series 9]], this progression halted once the player hit 100 Spartan Points.{{Ref/Site|Id=december2022|URL=https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halo-infinite-december-2022-update|Site=Halo Waypoint|Page=Halo Infinite <nowiki>|</nowiki> December 2022 Update|D=8|M=12|Y=2022}} The addition of [[Challenges/Halo: The Master Chief Collection|Challenges]] during [[Series 2: Spark|Series 2]] resulted in a wider array of Spartan Point earning potential across multiplayer, campaign, Firefight, [[Forge]] and custom games.  


Spartan Points do not reset between the release of each season, so any points earned in previous seasons carry over into subsequent seasons. Spartan Points are also used for purchasing items from [[The Exchange]]. With the August update in 2022, retroactive season points were given out to players who made it past the original 100 point limit the progression system had, with one point given for each rank passed. Further ranks reached will also continues to provide one Spartan Point.
Spartan Points do not reset between the release of each season, so any points earned in previous seasons carry over into subsequent seasons. Spartan Points are also used for purchasing items from [[The Exchange]]. With the August update in 2022, retroactive season points were given out to players who made it past the original 100 point limit the progression system had, with one point given for each rank passed. Further ranks reached will also continues to provide one Spartan Point.

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