One thing that irks me about halo mcc is the lack of the post game lobby. No more “1v1 me bros” no more “Yea well you only won because you had host” and no more teaming up easily.
Definitely need post game lobbies in h5
Just an option where you can say GG to opponents and reward friendly teammates with an honour system would go down well with me.
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> One thing that irks me about halo mcc is the lack of the post game lobby. No more “1v1 me bros” no more “Yea well you only won because you had host” and no more teaming up easily.
> Definitely need post game lobbies in h5
We had post game lobbies in the beta. So I am pretty sure that is going to be the case in the final version as well.
yeah it is super depressing when im having a conversation with some bros and they get cut off when the game ends.
but I do believe that Halo 5 will have post game lobby. MCC just has a low population that’s probably why.
MCC had no post-game lobby to prevent problems because of how broken it was. There is no reason Halo 5 won’t have post-game lobbies, we had them in the beta.
Hopefully that will include post-game joining. Not fun playing with some cool peeps and then you can’t just join up afterwards. I don’t wanna back out and invite every single person.
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> Just an option where you can say GG to opponents and reward friendly teammates with an honour system would go down well with me.
I’ve often wanted this. Even if it’s just an easy selection between multiple predetermined options. I love saying GG. Good sportsmanship.
Yeah, I’ve missed the partying up feature when you get on a solid team.
I also hope we can look at the post game medal chest. It wasn’t implemented yet in the beta.
Yea i always felt like having a post game lobby to either talk trash or show congrats always at least forced communication. I feel like a lot of games out at the moment may have you playing with people, but it draws away from the number one aspect and thats to be SOCIAL. It’s weird joining games where nobody is talking, or the conversation isn’t pushed/forced. When the “virtual couch” was created back when Halo 2 first came out, I’ll never forget how excited people were to talk in a lobby to friends and be able to compete together that way. I’ve met countless friends from playing them multiple times and talking to them post game. You tend to develop a rapport with people that can extend not only into great team play, but even friendship.