Kill ( 5 multiplayer)/( 10 campaign/firefight) opponents in a row without dying. Wipe out an enemy team with at least one overkill.Ĭomplete a wave as the last man standing. Win a slayer game without dying with at least 15 kills. Kill 10 opponents in the blink of an eye.
Kill ( 40 multiplayer)/( 1000 campaign/firefight) opponents in a row without dying. This is a list of the medals awarded in Halo: Reach. four kills results in an Overkill, Triple Kill and a Double Kill medal). achieving four kills awards an Overkill medal), however in Reach the game awards all of the lower multi-kill medals as well (i.e. In Halo 3: ODST a player only receives a single medal per multi-kill (i.e. In addition, multi-kill medals are also handed out much more readily. five consecutive kills with the sniper rifle, shotgun, sword etc.) the player now only needs to score five, ten and fifteen kills without dying. While in previous games the medals required consecutive kills to receive the medal (i.e. Weapon spree medals are much easier to achieve in Halo: Reach than they were in Halo 3 or ODST.
There are a total of 113 medals in the game, or 114 if the beta only medal is counted, and a total of 118 medal images existing on. These usually involving the killing of enemies or rival players. Medals are preset rewards or bonuses given in Halo: Reach's Campaign, Multiplayer and Firefight modes, when players perform specific actions.
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