Halo 2 Streamer Issues $20,000 Deathless Bounty Challenge, Are You Game?
Mo1stcr1tikal, or just cr1tikal, depending on where you see their name appear, has upped a bounty they offered around three weeks ago for about $5,000. That challenge was to be Halo 2. Now before you go and boot up your Xbox or launch up Anniversary or Master Chief edition saying "I've beaten Halo 2! I've got this!," there are some caveats because there really wouldn't be a bounty if it was that easy.
The outline of the rules from Cr1tikal is as follows. $20,000 will be awarded to the first person who can stream a complete run that adheres to the following.
- Difficulty must be set to Legendary
- 13 of the 14 Skulls (known as LASO in Anniversary) must be enabled
- Envy skull must NOT be enabled
- You are allowed to use in-game glitches, but no external hacks, macros, cheats, or other external manipulation methods.
- You must complete all of the campaign this way without dying.
- The entire event must be live-streamed via Twitch or YouTube
- There must be no splits, save manipulation, or editing trickery.
- Upon completion, you must submit a VOD to the submission form for judgment.
YouTube Video of Mo1stcr1tikal outlining the $20,000 Halo 2 challenge.
Another interesting piece is the fact that cr1tikal is allowing in-game glitches. This makes sense considering how impossible he feels the challenge is though. Of course, external cheats, macros, or outside tools are not allowed. All this said, it also brings up another point of the difference between Anniversary and Classic. In classic, there's a glitch that can happen called Ghosting, where your player's hitbox is offset from your player's location. However, enemy targeting is based on player location—this can give you usually only milliseconds, but those milliseconds can be the difference between life and death. According to cr1tikal most of the people who consistently pass level 1 are doing so on Classic and using this glitch.
The Arbiter, Halo 2