343 Industries Teases Upcoming Halo Infinite Update With Campaign and Multiplayer Improvements
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While some players may find it difficult to comprehend, Halo Infinite has been released for over two months. Unfortunately, various issues have arisen since its release, threatening to spoil many people’s gaming experience. Despite the fact that 343 Industries has already released many patches to solve these issues, it appears that even more assistance is on the way
Fans got a preview of an upcoming Halo Infinite mid-season update in a post on the Halo Waypoint forum. This fix is set to be released on Thursday, February 24th, according to 343 Industries. It also aims to address bugs with Halo Infinite’s multiplayer and campaign in order to improve users’ gameplay experience.
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Improvements in Halo Infinite
Improvements to networking and stability for players in multiplayer lobbies are among the features of the next release. Fixes for rubberbanding, specifically around automobiles and vehicle debris, are expected, according to the forum post.
Furthermore, the update intends to collect additional data in order to assist the developers in resolving latency issues that cause players to be shot even after rounding corners. Aside from these adjustments, it was also reported that 343 Industries is working on improving Halo Infinite’s anti-cheat system.
Aside from these adjustments, the developer stated that the release of this mid-season update would bring other upgrades to the campaign. It is believed that issues with Achievements not working as intended will be rectified.
Furthermore, the game’s Quick Resume feature is scheduled to be rectified, and game crashes are expected to be reduced. In addition, in response to community input, the Motion Tracker in the multiplayer game mode Big Team Battle will be increased from 18m to 24m.
While the update mentions a number of flaws that will be fixed in a future Halo Infinite patch, it also mentions that this is just the beginning. More upgrades for things like anti-cheat and network reliability will be coming down the line, according to the developers.
Furthermore, the forum post stated that users should report in-game difficulties to the Halo Support site, as this aids the developers in troubleshooting when working on gameplay fixes.
This update will undoubtedly excite the numerous Halo Infinite enthusiasts who have stuck with the game since its release. It’s worth noting, though, that the developers have previously released fixes that were unsuccessful, such as a failed patch for Big Team Battle.
It would be fascinating to see if the impending mid-season upgrade is effective and makes a significant difference for the gamers that continue to log on daily to play the game.
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