While the official release of the campaigns only d'Halo Infinite fast approaching, 343 Industries continues to work to improve the beta of its component multiplayer.
In addition to the first elements of response to improve progress on the latter, the team is also working on a diversification of playlists, following feedback from the community.
The Spartans also have the right to play
If the multiplayer of the latest FPS from 343 Industries has generally been very well received for its gameplay and its technical aspect, many elements have greatly offended the fan community. Starting with an extremely tedious progression on the Battle Pass alone, or even particularly poor research playlists, still contributing to progress problems.
These two axes therefore constitute for the team in charge of multiplayer the spearhead of the urgent changes to be made. John Junyszek, Community Manager at 343 Industries, has indicated on Twitter that some popular playlists will soon be back.
Fiesta mode, introduced in Halo Infinite with the Fracture Tenrai event, Tactical Slayer (an Assassin mode where Spartans will only be equipped with scoped weapons) and Free-For-All should arrive in multiplayer before the end of the year. Unfortunately, a playlist dedicated to Assassin mode alone in different variants should not be in the game this year.
There is no doubt that 343 Industries will continue to fill its new multiplayer with content as soon as the holiday season returns, and that we are not at the end of our surprises in 2022. Anyway, the solo campaign awaited on December 8 on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S and Game Pass will allow, in the company of Master Chief, to bite the brakes a little by then.
