Halo Infinite offers players a variety of ways to customize their Spartan armor in the game, and from helmets to cores, there is a lot that 343 Industries allows fans to play around with.The Season 1 battle pass brings a lot of cosmetics with it. Unfortunately, a good deal of them is locked behind a paywall.Halo@HaloSpain117Halo Infinite Season 1 Premium Battle Pass#Halo #HaloInfinite #XboxGameClub #xbox #XboxSeriesX #XboxGamePass10:51 AM · Nov 5, 202111822Halo Infinite Season 1 Premium Battle Pass#Halo #HaloInfinite #XboxGameClub #xbox #XboxSeriesX #XboxGamePass https://t.co/axD8gSozasHence, to get their hands on some of the more premium content in the shooter, players will need to dole out a bit of cash for the cosmetics they desire.The Zvezda helmet or faceplate is one of the most commonly used and coveted cosmetics in the game. And like other skin categories of its type, it too is locked behind a paywall, and players will need to purchase it for 2000 credits from the store.The Zvezda helmet in Halo Infinite Season 1 is available for purchase in-storeHalo@HaloSeason 1 will last until May 2022. Along the way #HaloInfinite will have multiple in-game events with their own rewards and activities!The first is Fracture: Tenrai, featuring a limited time Event Pass, playlist, and Samurai-themed rewards starting next week.12:05 PM · Nov 16, 20214808619Season 1 will last until May 2022. Along the way #HaloInfinite will have multiple in-game events with their own rewards and activities!The first is Fracture: Tenrai, featuring a limited time Event Pass, playlist, and Samurai-themed rewards starting next week. https://t.co/3XtGQj5tgfThe Zvezda helmet in Halo Infinite is of Epic rarity and is compatible with the Mark VII Armor Core. Its description reads:“The ZVEZDA faceplate by RKD Group incorporates a programmable phased array antenna grid, though leveraging its full capabilities has proven to be a challenge for software developers.”The cosmetic is quite popular amongst players, but unfortunately, it’s not free. Players will need to invest $20 to have this helmet design as one of the usable cosmetics in their inventory.It’s a costly way of attaining the helmet, and Halo fans have been quite vocal over the months about their frustration regarding the game’s microtransactions and how they have been locking some of the more premium content behind large paywalls.2000 credits is a lot of in-game currency for the legendary cosmetic, and fans aren't exactly convinced if 343 Industries are doing right by them when it comes to the store.