How to report players for cheating in Halo Infinite

Reporting cheaters may help clean up some of the community. (Image via Xbox)
Reporting cheaters may help clean up some of the community. (Image via Xbox)

Halo Infinite has recently been witnessing plenty of cheaters, which was inevitable with its free-to-play nature. One of the best ways to help clean up the game and get rid of the cheaters is to report them.

However, reporting players in Halo Infinite is not straight forward in the slightest. For one reason or another, 343 Industries made reporting a hassle within Halo Infinite.


Reporting Halo Infinite cheaters through Halo Waypoint

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In most multiplayer games, one can simply go to another player's profile and report them for various issues. Halo Infinite is missing a report feature which is only adding to the influx of cheaters currently running around. In this case, the 'recent players' tabs won't help much.

However, that doesn't mean reporting is entirely out of the equation. Instead, players will need to pop out of the game itself and head over to the official Halo Infinite website. The site is called Halo Waypoint, and it's also where players will need to go if they wish to redeem any codes from promotions.

Before moving forward, players should make sure that they are logged into their own account so that reports can be made. There is no specific report menu on Halo Waypoint, so a ticket will need to be brought up.

Ticket submission links can be found at the bottom section of any article or website. Click on the ticket and when choosing its type, select 'enforcement' to create a report.


Player reporting types for Halo Infinite

When players choose an enforcement ticket, there will be a handful of categories that can be selected. These include areas like exploiting, harassment, or quitting. In this case, players must opt for the terms of service violation category as it specifically concerns cheaters.

Anyone filling out this form will be asked to provide names and proof to go along with the claims of cheating. Proof includes photos or video evidence which must be uploaded when submitting the support ticket.

These cannot include public videos or clips from YouTube. Each case will be reviewed and the punishment can last a certain amount of time or even permanently. However, as long as there is no anti-cheat in Halo Infinite, these forms won't necessarily be conclusive