“If it turns out that our progression system just isn’t working the way that we intended, if we need to move some of these bigger rocks sooner, then we as a team will make those decisions and will clearly communicate to our fans why we’re why we’re doing certain things.

He tells Eurogamer that “ can’t commit to any hard dates right now, because as we’re seeing with this multiplayer beta, other things might move up in the priority stack for us.” Staten, however, does hint that plans may change. Season 3 will bring the map customization tool Forge, and it should follow the end of Season 2’s three-month stay. Since the developer is pushing Season 2 further into 2022, the following season, bringing Forge mode, has been obviously moved as well.

It’s not the best news for co-op players, but Forge fans won’t fare much better. And we can’t commit to any hard dates right now, because as we’re seeing with this multiplayer beta, other things might move up in the priority stack for us.” “So our goal still remains what I said before, which is to ship campaign co-op with Season 2 and Forge with Season 3. “Yes, we are extending Season 1,” he told Eurogamer. 343 is committing to what it said, that the co-op campaign of Halo Infinite won’t arrive until Season 2. Speaking to Eurogamer, Staten confirmed that co-op has been pushed. What does this mean for co-op? Well, exactly what you think it means. However, 343 decided to extend Season 1 until May 2022. With seasons initially scheduled to be three months long, the co-op campaign would be absent in Halo Infinite until at least March. The original plan for 343 was to have the co-op mode ready by Season 2. In an interview with Eurogamer, 343 Industries’ head of creative Joseph Staten says that the extension of Season 1 of multiplayer to six months instead of three has resulted in the delay of both. And according to Halo boss, Joseph Staten, Infinite won’t have campaign co-op until at least May next year. Halo Infinite ‘s co-op campaign mode won’t release until May 2022 at the earliest, and Forge’s release has been pushed even further back. It’s not ready, even after a year-long delay. For the first time in the series’ 20-year history, Halo Infinite will be the first mainline game to launch without a co-op mode. By shifting to an open-world map while retaining the classic gameplay both on foot and in its iconic vehicles, it offers a level of freedom in. When that comes, everyone can enjoy the Master Chief’s next adventure as a solo experience - at the start, anyway. Halo Infinite’s single-player campaign, like a new generation of Master Chief’s MJOLNIR armor, powers up a 20-year-old series, by both returning to its roots and blazing new trails to build off of. Halo Infinite‘s multiplayer mode just went live in beta, allowing players to jump into the game ahead of its full December launch.

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