Halo streamers JerValiN and REFLECTIONS have become the first in history to complete the Legendary All Skulls On (LASO) challenge in Halo 3 on the Launch Version without dying, doing it in under 4 hours. History was written when these streamers accomplished LASO without death, making it only the second documented accomplishment while also breaking the past record set by thesusx.

The LASO challenge stands as the most challenging way of playing the Halo game. In this challenge, players need to finish the game in Legendary mode while having all skulls active to face improved difficulty levels. The presence of some skulls in the game forces players to disable their HUD while triggering hostile enemy behaviour and stopping shields from recovering unless players perform melee attacks. Mastering LASO without dying requires a complete knowledge of game mechanics, environment-first movements, and coordination superiority.

The record stands even more remarkable because of the controversy behind the previous record attempt. Thesusx published his prior achievement record through macros although he later admitted to using program shortcuts. As a result, multiple players began doubting his original completion. JerValiN and REFLECTIONS have achieved the first truly documented LASO run without dying, according to most members of the Halo community.

FAQs

What makes the LASO challenge so difficult?

In LASO, players must complete the Legendary difficulty, which disables every survival effect and makes enemies more powerful.

Who set the new LASO world record?

JerValiN along with REFLECTIONS finished their LASO run completely deathless within a four-hour timespan.

Why was their run special?

The media considers their accomplishment the first legitimate deathless LASO finish because of previous validity doubts.

How can players try LASO themselves?

By accessing special playlists in Halo: The Master Chief Collection you can access and play the LASO challenge.