Don’t expect the coming of the campaign cooperation society Halo infinite At least until May 2022.
This is based on what Joseph Staten, the creative director of 343 Industries, told Eurogamer that both the campaign co-op and the Forge model will be released outside the previous target window.
The Campaign Co-op was originally planned to be released in Season 2, which is sometime in March. Since Season 1 starts earlier this week before the game’s official release date, it will continue until May, which means that the campaign cooperation will be released sometime after the end of the season and the start of Season 2.
Forge was initially scheduled to be released six months after launch, or sometime in June. According to Staten, Forge mode is now scheduled to be released in late summer.
“When we talked about campaign cooperatives and Forge, I said that our goal is to launch campaign cooperatives in season 2, and our goal is to launch Forge in season 3,” he said.
“We are extending Season 1. So our goal is still what I said before, which is to launch the season 3 campaign cooperation in Season 2 and Forge. But these are still goals. Those are still goals. We can’t promise. Any difficult dating now, because as we have seen in this multiplayer beta, other things may rise in our priority stack.
“If it turns out that our progress system is not working the way we expected, if we need to move some bigger stones faster, then we as a team will make these decisions and will clearly communicate why to our fans This is why we do certain things.”
Staten went on to say that solving some “bigger stones” will be a “continuous challenge.” Players are always providing feedback, but the biggest thing it must provide is campaign cooperation and the Forge tool set. As both are the teams need to “deliver “The Big Commitment.”
343 recently changed the battle progression system in multiplayer games. A new daily challenge called “Practice Achieve Perfection” was added to the game, rewarding players for completing 50 times XP in single-player multiplayer games. This should hopefully make the progress of the system less difficult.
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