Halo 5: Guardians’s multiplayer beta is coming out soon. The point being to gather the Halo community’s feedback in order to deliver the best final product possible. However, you probably already know that or at least now you do.
But have you asked yourself how they will gather the community’s feedback? Probably not. I don’t even know what 343i is planning on doing. Having said that this is how I, personally, would go about gathering feedback if I was 343i (which I am obviously not):
For those of you who don’t know Microsoft (the company that owns Xbox) recently created a site that allows Xbox users to give them feedback so that they can improve the Xbox One through various updates. Here is the link if you want to visit the site yourself: http://xbox.uservoice.com
My opinion is that 343i should create a similar site or a webpage (that can be accessed through Halo Waypoint) that allows Halo players to submit feedback during and after the beta.
The site would basically work the exact same as Xbox’s feedback website.
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> Halo 5: Guardians’s multiplayer beta is coming out soon. The point being to gather the Halo community’s feedback in order to deliver the best final product possible. However, you probably already know that or at least now you do.
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> But have you asked yourself how they will gather the community’s feedback? Probably not. I don’t even know what 343i is planning on doing. Having said that this is how I, personally, would go about gathering feedback if I was 343i (which I am obviously not):
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> For those of you who don’t know Microsoft (the company that owns Xbox) recently created a site that allows Xbox users to give them feedback so that they can improve the Xbox One through various updates. Here is the link if you want to visit the site yourself: http://xbox.uservoice.com
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> My opinion is that 343i should create a similar site or a webpage (that can be accessed through Halo Waypoint) that allows Halo players to submit feedback during and after the beta.
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> The site would basically work the exact same as Xbox’s feedback website.
No need for the fans to wait if they can create one for themselves.
For all the wrong it turned out to be eventually, halo2sucks was admittedly a good example of fan initiative.