In Remy’s (Mint Blitz) latest video, he illustrates the relative desertion in Halo 5. In the video, he mentions how the prior Throwback/Anniversary Playlists were the most popular and well received playlists among the Halo 5 player base. And using this logic it seems perfectly reasonable to have these playlists return on a permanent basis. A Classic Playlist would certainly reignite a spark within the community, and the playlist is here 24/7 until the release of Halo 6, then the game will regain a certain replay-ability that I am sure many will thankful for.
ske7ch mentioned awhile ago that it was gonna eventually return with new maps. Unfortunately, Josh Menke also mentioned that the playlist was popular, but it started to fall off like the rotational playlists usually do after a couple weeks.
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> ske7ch mentioned awhile ago that it was gonna eventually return with new maps. Unfortunately, Josh Menke also mentioned that the playlist was popular, but it started to fall off like the rotational playlists usually do after a couple weeks.
Yeah, I understand the decrease in population as the playlist ages, but considering how often it has been requested to return and considering how prominent various types of Throwback Playlists are within the community across the Halo 5 Playerbase, whether it’s Classic Gametypes in the Customs Browser or the sheer regard and request for Throwback Playlists to return it seems completely logical to add a Classic Playlist featuring Gametpyes, Maps, Loadouts and Movement from Halo: CE, Halo 2, Halo 3 and possibly Halo: Reach.