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Halo Infinite slip-up causes a tornado of wet floor signs

Halo Infinite's second flight has barely started and players are already finding hilarious bugs

A photshopped image of Halo's Master Chief holding a wet floor sign
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Halo Infinite’s second test flight kicks off today, giving fans of the first-person shooter a chance to test the game and provide feedback ahead of its full release in December. Ahead of actual multiplayer matches going live later on today, players are able to mess around with Weapon Drills and The Academy, and some pretty hilarious bugs have already been found.

Arguably the funniest and weirdest involves endlessly spawning wet floor signs, which results in Twitter user ‘NickMckay15’ being able to create a tornado of yellow plastic signs. 343 clearly doesn’t want you slipping up now, does it?

While we don’t know for certain, it seems like NickMckay15 caused this bug by throwing a bunch of grenades into one particular room on the map Recharge. It isn’t clear if this bug can be replicated every time or if this was a one off, but let’s not worry about all that and just revel in its yellow, plasticky randomness.

Ahead of the Halo Infinite release date, 343 industries will be testing the game more with additional flights. Bugs from the last flight held in late July have already been fixed, including weapons flickering, menu transitions being far too abrupt, and player scores not reliably appearing on the victory screen.

Halo Infinite has had many slip-ups since its announcement in 2018, including multiple delays. But, hopefully, the game will release in December as shiny and new as a freshly cleaned bathroom.

Echo Apsey is a writer with five years of experience covering the PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, as well as the best games and franchises. You'll find plenty of guides on Call of Duty, XDefiant, Spider-Man 2, Starfield, Mortal Kombat 1, and more. Additionally, they regularly update The Loadout's PS Plus and Xbox Game Pass games lists. You can also find reviews and features on games and console hardware. In their time writing, they have attended industry events like Gamescom and WASD. Additionally, they have conducted interviews with the teams behind Lords of the Fallen, Blue Protocol, Dying Light 2, and more since beginning their writing journey at university.