Halo mcc ranks

Halo: MCC ranking explained

Halo: The Master Chief Collection, the updated compilation that includes Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, Halo 3 and Halo 4, is set to release on Xbox One on November 11.

The four game compilation will include the multiplayer elements of all the numbered Halo games, although the ranking system across the different playlists will not reflect the originals. Instead they'll actually be the same across the four, although rank will be calculated via Halo 2's levelling system.

"Each playlist within Halo: The Master Chief Collection uses an independent skill-based ranking system that is identical to the leveling system from the original Halo 2," 343 told IGN, no doubt making old school Halo fans happy in the process.

"The system uses the same exact XP requirements as the original Halo 2; players will earn XP when they win and lose XP when they lose, and total XP will determine their rank. You will have a skill-based ranking per each playlist; we ultimately decided not to have a 'master' ranking across all four games combined, given that player skill and approach varies radically between game chapters."

The studio rep continued: "Additionally, we've also modified matchmaking to use skill detection, which will put players into the fairest matches faster than any Halo game to date. In ranked hoppers, players will be evaluated after each match and can go up or down in ranks depending on how well they perform. Social matches will also be available for players who prefer a more relaxed play experience."

Those who, in recent Halo games, have bemoaned the lack of the old 0-50 ranking scale will no doubt be pleased that 343 are bringing back the old system for Halo: The Master Chief Collection. We look forward to seeing it in action once the game launches later this month.

Sours: https://www.gamereactor.eu/halo-mcc-ranking-explained/

Halo: The Master Chief Collection multiplayer ranks

Halo: The Master Chief Collection employs two different ranking systems across its various components. At launch, the game included a skill-based system based on the original Halo 2 for competitive multiplayer, though the launch of the game on PC platforms has since seen an update to include an additional ranking scheme based on unlocking cosmetic content via the Seasonal updates.

Skill-based ranks[edit]

Main article: Rank (Halo 2)

The skill-based rank structure was employed by the Master Chief Collection at launch and now employed only in the competitive playlists, and is identical in every way to the rank structure employed in the original release of Halo 2 - including XP requirements, gains and losses.^[1] The system is represented as a numeric value of 1-50, with the maximum seven ranks given special icons to denote their status. Due to its nature as an indicator of player skill, ranks can increase or decrease depending on player performance, and are thus used to help with skill-based matchmaking to ensure similarly-skilled teams. This rank structure is only employed in competitive playlists, and is determined on a per-playlist basis.

Behind-the-scenes, rank is determined by assigning XP awards for winning or losing a match. Defeating teams of higher-ranked players will award more XP, while losing deducts XP. This XP total is added up then divided across the entire winning team, ensuring that teamwork is crucial to levelling up rather than lone wolf play.^[2]

For a full explanation of the rank system, values and structure used in Halo 2 (and thus, The Master Chief Collection), see here.

Icons[edit]

Updated Season rank structure[edit]

With the addition of Halo: Reach to the Master Chief Collection and release on PC platforms in December 2019 and the start of Season 1: Noble, a new multiplayer rank structure was released to coincide with the season's unlock scheme and bear more resemblance to the original rank structure used in the base Halo: Reach game. In this new rank scheme, players can earn XP for completing multiplayer matches, earning medals and - as of Season 2 - completing challenges. Once a new rank is unlocked for the first 100 ranks, a Season Point is granted, which can be used to purchase cosmetics such as Halo: Reacharmor permutations or skins. Once rank 100 is attained, challenges are the only way to obtain Season Points.

Within the new rank scheme, there are 30 ranks from Rookie to General to progress through. Once General is reached, the player can then restart their rank progress by starting a new "Tour" (similar to systems such as Prestige in Call of Duty or Regeneration in Titanfall), resetting their rank down to Rookie again and going through the level-up process again. Each Tour increases the XP requirements needed to level up, but does not take away any unlocks or Season Points earned by the player. Each rank has its own icon displayed in the menus, and each Tour has a different shield that displays behind the icon.

Rank and tour icons[edit]

This section lists all thirty ranks, all eleven tours and all of their icons individually. See the tables in the below section for each icon combined with tour shields.

Rank icons[edit]

Warrant Officer, Third Class
Warrant Officer, Second Class
Warrant Officer, First Class

Tour shield icons[edit]

Rank XP requirements[edit]

The XP requirements for each tour are listed below.^[3]^{[Note 1]}

Tour 1 XP values

Tier	Rank Name	Total XP^{[Note 2]}	XP to Next Rank	Percent of Total
1	Rookie	0	3,000	0.00%
2	Recruit	3,000	7,000	0.00%
3	Private	10,000	10,000	0.00%
4	Private Second Class	20,000	13,000	0.00%
5	Private First Class	33,000	16,000	0.00%
6	Lance Corporal	49,000	19,000	0.00%
7	Corporal	68,000	22,000	0.01%
8	Sergeant	90,000	25,000	0.01%
9	Sergeant Second Class	115,000	29,000	0.01%
10	Sergeant First Class	144,000	33,000	0.01%
11	Staff Sergeant	177,000	37,000	0.01%
12	Gunnery Sergeant	214,000	41,000	0.02%
13	First Sergeant	255,000	45,000	0.02%
14	Sergeant Major	300,000	49,000	0.02%
15	Command Sergeant Major	349,000	55,000	0.03%
16	Warrant Officer	404,000	60,000	0.03%
17	Warrant Officer Third Class	464,000	65,000	0.04%
18	Warrant Officer Second Class	529,000	70,000	0.04%
19	Warrant Officer First Class	599,000	76,000	0.05%
20	Chief Warrant Officer	675,000	84,000	0.05%
21	Second Lieutenant	759,000	93,000	0.06%
22	First Lieutenant	852,000	102,000	0.07%
23	Captain	954,000	112,000	0.07%
24	Major	1,066,000	122,000	0.08%
25	Lieutenant Colonel	1,188,000	133,000	0.09%
26	Colonel	1,321,000	142,000	0.10%
27	Brigadier General	1,463,000	150,000	0.11%
28	Major General	1,613,000	156,000	0.13%
29	Lieutenant General	1,769,000	160,000	0.14%
30	General	1,929,000	16,000	0.15%

Tour 1 background shield.

Tour 2 XP values

Tier	Rank Name	Total XP	XP to Next Rank	Percent of Total
31	Rookie	1,945,000	20,000	0.15%
32	Recruit	1,965,000	24,000	0.15%
33	Private	1,989,000	28,000	0.16%
34	Private Second Class	2,017,000	32,000	0.16%
35	Private First Class	2,049,000	36,000	0.16%
36	Lance Corporal	2,085,000	41,000	0.16%
37	Corporal	2,126,000	46,000	0.17%
38	Sergeant	2,172,000	51,000	0.17%
39	Sergeant Second Class	2,223,000	56,000	0.17%
40	Sergeant First Class	2,279,000	62,000	0.18%
41	Staff Sergeant	2,341,000	68,000	0.18%
42	Gunnery Sergeant	2,409,000	74,000	0.19%
43	First Sergeant	2,483,000	80,000	0.19%
44	Sergeant Major	2,563,000	86,000	0.20%
45	Command Sergeant Major	2,649,000	92,000	0.21%
46	Warrant Officer	2,741,000	98,000	0.21%
47	Warrant Officer Third Class	2,839,000	105,000	0.22%
48	Warrant Officer Second Class	2,944,000	112,000	0.23%
49	Warrant Officer First Class	3,056,000	120,000	0.24%
50	Chief Warrant Officer	3,176,000	128,000	0.25%
51	Second Lieutenant	3,304,000	136,000	0.26%
52	First Lieutenant	3,440,000	144,000	0.27%
53	Captain	3,584,000	152,000	0.28%
54	Major	3,736,000	160,000	0.29%
55	Lieutenant Colonel	3,896,000	170,000	0.30%
56	Colonel	4,066,000	180,000	0.32%
57	Brigadier General	4,246,000	190,000	0.33%
58	Major General	4,436,000	205,000	0.35%
59	Lieutenant General	4,641,000	220,000	0.36%
60	General	4,861,000	35,000	0.38%

Tour 2 background shield.

Tour 3 XP values

Tier	Rank Name	Total XP	XP to Next Rank	Percent of Total
61	Rookie	4,896,000	40,000	0.38%
62	Recruit	4,936,000	45,000	0.38%
63	Private	4,981,000	50,000	0.39%
64	Private Second Class	5,031,000	55,000	0.39%
65	Private First Class	5,086,000	60,000	0.40%
66	Lance Corporal	5,146,000	65,000	0.40%
67	Corporal	5,211,000	70,000	0.41%
68	Sergeant	5,281,000	75,000	0.41%
69	Sergeant Second Class	5,356,000	80,000	0.42%
70	Sergeant First Class	5,436,000	90,000	0.42%
71	Staff Sergeant	5,526,000	100,000	0.43%
72	Gunnery Sergeant	5,626,000	110,000	0.44%
73	First Sergeant	5,736,000	120,000	0.45%
74	Sergeant Major	5,856,000	130,000	0.46%
75	Command Sergeant Major	5,986,000	140,000	0.47%
76	Warrant Officer	6,126,000	150,000	0.48%
77	Warrant Officer Third Class	6,276,000	160,000	0.49%
78	Warrant Officer Second Class	6,436,000	170,000	0.50%
79	Warrant Officer First Class	6,606,000	185,000	0.52%
80	Chief Warrant Officer	6,791,000	200,000	0.53%
81	Second Lieutenant	6,991,000	215,000	0.55%
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Sours: https://www.halopedia.org/Rank_(Halo:_The_Master_Chief_Collection)

Halo: Reach ranks - Master Chief Collection

Halo: Reach has finally arrived in the Master Chief Collection (MCC) and it has a new set of ranks. What this means is that the ranks from Halo: Reach on Xbox 360 are now obsolete. It's time to start tracking your progress based on brand new information, which can be found in a handy table below!

It's also worth noting that this is actually the Season 1 ranks for the entire MCC, including Halo: Reach and Halo: Combat Evolved (and likely the other games, too). What this means is that you can play any Halo game to earn points towards ranking up.

Last updated on April 28, 2020 at 6:43 AM PT

Halo: Reach ranks – MCC

The ranks in Halo: Reach on PC and Xbox One in the Master Chief Collection are slightly different to the initial release in 2010. They're actually entirely gone. This system has been replaced with a seasonal ranking system. Regardless of what Halo game you play, you will earn XP towards unlocking gear. For Season 1, this gear is the Halo: Reach gear.

Players will note that there are a couple of new ranks and some old ranks missing from MCC ranks. There is also a prestige system, whereby once you reach the max rank, you start again from the beginning. The reward for prestiging is a new backing shield (the starter one is bronze).

For players that want to get all the Season Rank rewards for Halo: Reach, that requires 100 Season Points. At the time of writing, the only way to get these is by playing games and earning XP. Unlocking the 100th Season Point requires 10,669,000 XP. If you are able to earn 25,000 XP per game, it would take roughly 427 games to acquire the last point. This is obviously reduced with Double XP weekends and if you're able to maintain a higher rate of XP acquisition.

A big shoutout to Twitter user @Joeyarrabi for providing me with some early information for Tours 2 and 3!

Note: The following table is underconstruction and will be updated as I level up!

Halo MCC ranks - Tour 1

The first Season Point you get is at Recruit Tour 1, the last one is at Staff Sergeant Tour 4. These are highlighted in the tables below.

Rank	XP	XP for next rank
Rookie	0 - 2,999	3,000
Recruit	3,000 - 9,999	7,000
Private	10,000 - 19,999	10,000
Private Second Class	20,000 - 32,999	13,000
Private First Class	33,000 - 48,999	16,000
Lance Corporal	49,000 - 67,999	19,000
Corporal	68,000 - 89,000	22,000
Sergeant	90,000 - 114,999	25,000
Sergeant Second Class	115,000 - 143,999	29,000
Sergeant First Class	144,000 - 176,999	33,000
Staff Sergeant	177,000 - 213,999	37,000
Gunnery Sergeant	214,000 - 254,999	41,000
Master Sergeant	255,000 - 299,999	45,000
First Sergeant	300,000 - 348,999	49,000
Sergeant Major	349,000 - 403,999	55,000
Command Sergeant Major	404,000 - 463,999	60,000
Warrant Officer	464,000 - 528,999	65,000
Warrant Officer Second Class	529,000 - 598,999	70,000
Warrant Officer First Class	599,000 - 674,999	76,000
Chief Warrant Officer	675,000 - 758,999	84,000
Second Lieutenant	759,000 - 851,999	93,000
First Lieutenant	852,000 - 953,999	102,000
Captain	954,000 - 1,065,999	112,000
Major	1,066,000 - 1,187,999	122,000
Lieutenant Colonel	1,188,000 - 1,320,999	133,000
Colonel	1,321,000 - 1,462,999	142,000
Brigadier General	1,463,000 - 1,612,999	150,000
Major General	1,613,000 - 1,768,999	156,000
Lieutenant General	1,769,000 - 1,928,999	160,000
General	1,929,000 - 1,944,999	16,000

Leveling up General Tour 1 requires only 16,000 XP, at which point you will automatically be moved to Rookie Tour 2.

Halo MCC ranks - Tour 2

Rank	XP	XP for next rank
Rookie	1,945,000 - 1,964,999	20,000
Recruit	1,965,000 - 1,988,999	24,000
Private	1,989,000 - 2,016,999	28,000
Private Second Class	2,017,000 - 2,048,999	32,000
Private First Class	2,049,000 - 2,084,999	36,000
Lance Corporal	2,085,000 - 2,125,999	41,000
Corporal	2,126,000 - 2,171,999	46,000
Sergeant	2,172,000 - 2,222,999	51,000
Sergeant Second Class	2,223,000 - 2,278,999	56,000
Sergeant First Class	2,279,000 - 2,340,999	62,000
Staff Sergeant	2,341,000 - 2,408,999	68,000
Gunnery Sergeant	2,409,000 - 2,482,999	74,000
Master Sergeant	2,483,000 - 2,562,999	80,000
First Sergeant	2,563,000 - 2,648,999	86,000
Sergeant Major	2,649,000 - 2,740,999	92,000
Command Sergeant Major	2,741,000 - 2,838,999	98,000
Warrant Officer	2,839,000 - 2,943,999	105,000
Warrant Officer Second Class	2,944,000 - 3,055,999	112,000
Warrant Officer First Class	3,056,000 - 3,175,999	120,000
Chief Warrant Officer	3,176,000 - 3,303,999	128,000
Second Lieutenant	3,304,000 - 3,439,999	136,000
First Lieutenant	3,440,000 - 3,583,999	144,000
Captain	3,584,000 - 3,735,999	152,000
Major	3,736,000 - 3,895,999	160,000
Lieutenant Colonel	3,896,000 - 4,065,999	170,000
Colonel	4,066,000 - 4,245,999	180,000
Brigadier General	4,246,000 - 4,435,999	190,000
Major General	4,436,000 - 4,640,999	205,000
Lieutenant General	4,641,000 - 4,860,999	220,000
General	4,861,000 - 4,895,999	35,000

Leveling up General Tour 2 requires only 35,000 XP, at which point you will automatically be moved to Rookie Tour 3.

Halo MCC ranks - Tour 3

Rank	XP	XP for next rank
Rookie	4,896,000 - 4,935,999	40,000
Recruit	4,936,000 - 4,980,999	45,000
Private	4,981,000 - 5,030,999	50,000
Private Second Class	5,031,000 - 5,085,999	55,000
Private First Class	5,086,000 - 5,145,999	60,000
Lance Corporal	5,146,000 - 5,210,999	65,000
Corporal	5,211,000 - 5,280,999	70,000
Sergeant	5,281,000 - 5,355,999	75,000
Sergeant Second Class	5,356,000 - 5,435,999	80,000
Sergeant First Class	5,436,000 - 5,525,999	90,000
Staff Sergeant	5,526,000 - 5,625,999	100,000
Gunnery Sergeant	5,626,000 - 5,735,999	110,000
Master Sergeant	5,736,000 - 5,855,999	120,000
First Sergeant	5,856,000 - 5,985,999	130,000
Sergeant Major	5,986,000 - 6,125,999	140,000
Command Sergeant Major	6,126,000 - 6,275,999	150,000
Warrant Officer	6,276,000 - 6,435,999	160,000
Warrant Officer Second Class	6,436,000 - 6,605,999	170,000
Warrant Officer First Class	6,606,000 - 6,790,999	185,000
Chief Warrant Officer	6,791,000 - 6,990,999	200,000
Second Lieutenant	6,991,000 - 7,205,999	215,000
First Lieutenant	7,206,000 - 7,435,999	230,000
Captain	7,436,000 - 7,680,999	245,000
Major	7,681,000 - 7,940,999	260,000
Lieutenant Colonel	7,941,000 - 8,220,999	280,000
Colonel	8,221,000 - 8,520,999	300,000
Brigadier General	8,521,000 - 8,850,999	330,000
Major General	8,851,000 - 9,210,999	360,000
Lieutenant General	9,211,000 - 9,610,999	400,000
General	9,611,000 - 9,670,999	60,000

Leveling up General Tour 3 requires only 60,000 XP, at which point you will automatically be moved to Rookie Tour 4.

Halo MCC ranks - Tour 4

Tour 4 is the last tour you need to reach in order to max out the Season Pass. You will need to reach Staff Sergeant to get the 100th Seasonal Point.

Rank	XP	XP for next rank
Rookie	9,671,000 - 9,736,999	66,000
Recruit	9,737,000 - 9,808,999	72,000
Private	9,809,000 - 9,886,999	78,000
Private Second Class	9,887,000 - 9,972,999	86,000
Private First Class	9,973,000 - 10,066,999	94,000
Lance Corporal	10,067,000 - 10,168,999	102,000
Corporal	10,169,000 - 10,278,999	110,000
Sergeant	10,279,000 - 10,398,999	120,000
Sergeant Second Class	10,399,000 - 10,528,999	130,000
Sergeant First Class	10,529,000 - 10,668,999	140,000
Staff Sergeant	10,669,000 - 10,818,999	150,000

Fastest way to rank up

Leveling up quickly and boosting your rank is going to be a top priority if you want to unlock new armor. For this reason, figuring out the best modes to play to earn the most XP is important. You can only earn XP in multiplayer and Firefight, and the XP is rewarded in three areas:

Complete a match
Performance
Team work

A recent update has seen the XP cap for the entire Master Chief Collection increased by "at least" 150% across all multiplayer modes. This means the amount of XP you earn for each match in Halo: Reach should be markedly more than when it was first released on PC. However, the "at least" means that some modes may receive more than the 150 per cent increase. Double XP weekends are about to become far more valuable.

Completing a match will net you a couple of thousand XP, though more often than not it will be 1,500 XP. Performance is usually about 8,000 XP if you play well and is probably the easiest one to rely on. Team Work is a bit more difficult, as it is entirely dependent on whether you earn assists and help your teammates.

Based on this information, and the average match length, SWAT is arguably the best mode to play. The score is first to 50, and matches rarely last the full 12 minutes. If you’re good, you can easily net 9,500 XP a match.

For those who would rather play something with more friends, Big Team Battle is another viable option. This mode allows you to earn a lot of Team Work medals, which will help bump the overall XP earned up higher. The drawback to this is that matches tend to last significantly longer.

The Halo ranks in MCC can take quite a while to move through on PC and Xbox One. Whether you're playing Halo: Reach, Halo: Combat Evolved, or some of the other Halo titles, you will be earning XP for each rank in the season. The above values should give you a good indication of the amount of time you will need to invest in each rank. Keep in mind, each tour level will increase the amount of XP required to shift between each rank. For more Halo goodness, check out the Master Chief Collection page!

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Halo: The Master Chief Collection once had a change to its ranking system. At the moment, there are two different ranking systems across all of the games present in the collection. Therefore, some players often get confused about what the actual ranking system is. To clear out the confusion, we’re going to discuss the Halo MCC ranking system in detail.

Skilled-Based Ranked System

The skilled-based ranked system was the original ranking system found in Halo MCC at launch. This system is similar to the ranking system of the original Halo 2. It has a total of 50 ranks, out of which seven have special icons denoted to them. Every player starts at the first level and ranks up as he makes progress.

The key to ranking up is by winning the match. Winning a match will grant you XP, and defeating high-ranked players will increase the amount of XP granted. However, if you lose a match, then you will lose XP as well. This means that your rank can decrease if your performance is poor.

Unfortunately, the skill-based ranking system is no longer being used all over The Master Chief Collection and is only found in the competitive playlists. This was done due to the introduction of Halo: Reach to the MCC.

Updated Ranked System

After Halo: Reach was added to the MCC in December 2019, a new multiplayer rank structure was implemented as a part of Season 1: Noble. This new system took over the previous one and is similar to the rank structure found in Halo: Reach.

Unlike the skilled-based ranked system, players have the luxury to earn XP through a couple of methods in the new system. This includes winning matches and earning medals. In Season 2, the developers introduced another method that allowed players to earn XP by completing challenges. All of this has allowed players to rank up even more quickly. Previously, they had to rely only on winning matches to increase their rank. But now, earning medals and completing challenges contribute to it as well.

Another amazing thing about the updated ranked system is that you will be rewarded with a Season Point after you unlock a new rank in the first 100 ranks. This Season Point can be then used to purchase various cosmetic items. However, once a player reaches rank 100, Season Points will be only granted to them by completing different challenges from this point onwards.

New Ranks

The new rank system has a total of 30 ranks. In addition to this, there are a total of 11 Tours. Once a player hits the 30th rank, he can restart his rank progress in a new Tour. Each Tour also has a different shield that is present behind the rank icon. This is somewhat similar to the Prestidge system found in the popular Call of Duty series. The XP requirement for ranking up also increases as you progress from one Tour to another.

The 30 ranks are as follow:

Rookie
Recruit
Private
Private, Second Class
Private, First Class
Lance Corporal
Corporal
Sargeant
Sargeant, Second Class
Sargeant, First Class
Staff Sergeant
Gunnery Sergeant
First Sergeant
Sergeant Major
Command Sergeant Major
Warrant Officer
Warrant Officer, Third Class
Warrant Officer, Second Class
Warrant Officer, First Class
Chief Warrant Officer
Second Lieutenant
First Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
Brigadier General
Major General
Lieutenant General
General

Sours: https://exputer.com/guides/halo-mcc-ranks/

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