The Halo community will be able to thrive on modding from this day, it is a great news, keep releasing and updating mod tools, the documentation you’ve released is also a great help, I feel that this will start a brand new era of Halo for PC players and for this I thank you once again !!!
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This is a huge milestone for the series. All mod tools have been released, official documentation provided, and Steam workshop support delivered. I can’t wait to see what the community creates.
The demand for Xbox mod support will probably skyrocket, but maybe one day. For now it’s a great time to play on Steam.
Huge thanks to the MCC team.
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-Console Support
-In Menu Mod Support
-Microsoft Windows Store Mod Support
-Modded map support for Custom Games Browser
If we can get stuff like this, I feel like MCC will become immortal. I actually believe that. Games like Skyrim, L4D2, TF2, CS:GO, they’re all like a decade old or so and people still play them.
Oh, and maybe something that allows us to use the visuals for anniversary remastered models for the Halo CE and H2A campaigns. I understand that those particular assets are some kind of pak files and not something that you would normally mod. But I just enjoy for example the H2A Campaign Model for the Plasma Rifle more than the H2A Multiplayer model.
Thoughts?
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We should create. Third part app that shows Node Builds until 343 cann make something similar for the community in game
Huge positive step for 343i, the series and the fans.
I ******* love the Pub Team and in case any of them are reading this; hugs have a nice holiday! Looking forward to what’s next starting in January.
Hard yes to all of that.
What does the piece of cake next to my name mean? I’m not about to be executed or something, am I? Lol. Hopefully it’s a good thing. I want cake now tbh.
Your forgetting we still cannot modify the Anniversary Graphics and Audio in CEA and H2A campaigns still. Also the workshop is not the Nexus yet because we cannot include modified audio files either yet.
So 343 is still nowhere near done yet AND more updates are going to still break mods.