Point is that there a lot of issues that need fixing, from some weapon adjustments,to specialisation codes, to DLC download issues, and so on
I know its your first game, lots to do, but its been 43 days since Halo 4 came out and all we’ve seen is a few tiny map updates and a few other tiny things…
You have to get on and start fixing some of the bigger issues, rather than the tiny ones, because a lot of people, myself included, are starting to get frustrated because of the lack of solutiongs we’re seeing.
Personally, I believe that the reduction of bullet magnetism and a range/power nerf for the boltshot are top priority, followed immediately after by the problems with the specialisation codes (Luckily I don’t have such a problem, but others do…)
JIP and team balancing need some attention (such as when half your team quits when the game is still on the choose map screen).
Finally, lag is a major problem, but I also acknowledge that this problem may lie out of your hands, since personally I don’t believe that individual 360’s have the capabilities to host online games very well…
Is a fix possible for lag, or implementing a good connection search restriction at least? I seem to remember a “regional” search option being talked about, but still nothing unfortunately.
Please listen to your fan base and acknowledge them by implementing some solutions soon.
Yours, a Halo fan who is starting to get frustrated by being left in the dark…
They’ve already said they’re working on a sandbox TU.
What, you’re hoping they just going to change things with a snap of their fingers? Changing and creating programming code is an incredibly frustrating task. A lot of the time spent coding is trying to figure out why it doesn’t work when it looks like it should. And this is true for all programmers. It’s not a slight on the skill of 343i.
And not to mention, they have to test the changes to make sure they work as intended and don’t create additional problems.
> They’ve already said they’re working on a sandbox TU.
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> What, you’re hoping they just going to change things with a snap of their fingers? Changing and creating programming code is an incredibly frustrating task. A lot of the time spent coding is trying to figure out why it doesn’t work when it looks like it should. And this is true for all programmers. It’s not a slight on the skill of 343i.
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> And not to mention, they have to test the changes to make sure they work as intended and don’t create additional problems.
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> Time is a necessary ally here.
I don’t remember them saying that. They were reluctant to tell us about new playlist updates, but no real comments on sandbox or when the ranking system comes out.
Perhaps, but after 43 days, you’d think you’d have officially heard about a TU, or at least what they’re planning to fix.
I do understand that it takes a while to change things, but after a week it was obvious that some issues needed fixing more than others.
I’d rather small updates that concentrate on one or two major issues, rather than waiting for one gigantic update around Easter…
> Perhaps, but after 43 days, you’d think you’d have officially heard about a TU, or at least what they’re planning to fix.
> I do understand that it takes a while to change things, but after a week it was obvious that some issues needed fixing more than others.
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> I’d rather small updates that concentrate on one or two major issues, rather than waiting for one gigantic update around Easter…
they did officially announce it, like 2 weeks ago or something lol
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> If you find yourself wondering why this change list is shorter than previous ones, it’s because we’ve been hard at work on a Title Update, which is slated to release soon. You’ll know it’s out when you’re prompted to download an update upon logging into Halo 4. We will detail the contents of the TU after it’s out (as it contains exploit fixes we don’t want abused any more than they already are while they’re live). We can tell you right now that this particular TU tackles actual game and gameplay issues, not sandbox tweaks and balances. We have another TU in the works and will continue working on the timing and content of the next one. We will update everyone when we have additional information. One TU at a time, as they say.