What do you guys think about 343’s decision to not include Forge at launch with halo 5 i’m a bit disappointed because one of the things that I wanted to do was like I did in halo 4 was because there are new weapons vehicles power ups and different things like that was to jump into Forge place all of them and try them all out but since forge Is not in Halo 5 until December I think that’s when they said it was going to come out I can’t do that and of course I’m pretty sure that like me other people will be disappointed too
343 doesn’t want Halo 5 to be broken. If delaying forge helps them achieve that, then I’m all for it.
Then don’t charge full price for an incomplete game. Gotta patch in that important feature later? Then later on, I’ll patch in the rest of your -Yoink!- money.
Am I disappointed, yes. But I’ll have even more fun once Forge is out so it doesn’t bother me much. Plus it gives me time to get the different assasinations to then test them all in Forge later.
Doesn’t bother me or my forge crazed bud. This way we have time to get comfortable with the new mechanics and how they impact gameplay for when we start making maps. Plus, they’re likely still working on it. Its either more resources taken from polishing launch content, or a delayed release. It’d be nice to have it immediately, granted. Don’t really feel like it’s in some way going to ruin my experience though. Especially considering how promising it sounds when it is released in December.
Yeesh, how did I miss this news? Are we at the point where they’re “that” afraid of botching a launch that they strip a huge feature of the game from launch day? Yes, I too would rather them leave it out to avoid another fiasco like the MCC was. But it’s just sad that we’re at this point now. 1-2 months without Forge? I’ll live, but still… yikes.
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> Then don’t charge full price for an incomplete game. Gotta patch in that important feature later? Then later on, I’ll patch in the rest of your -Yoink!- money.
You must really know how the gaming industries works