To slightly temper fan expectations, about the improvements they’re working on, Staten talked about how the team already has a year-long road map that is being worked on by the development team. The split-screen multiplayer mode will not be available at launch, but Staten said, “…it’s absolutely something the team is excited about exploring post-launch.” Getting into the actual content, Staten indicated that local split-screen will be available at launch for the console versions of Halo Infinite despite the mode’s absence in the recent flight. Up next, Head of Creative, Joseph Staten, and Community Director, Brian “Ske7ch” Jarrard, reminisced about their time working together on Halo 3 ODST back in 2009. You can take part in these flights by signing up to be a part of the Halo Insider Program. It was also announced that this flight program will continue after Halo Infinite launches so players can test new features before they officially release. As of right now, there’s no indication of when this next flight will take place. The new flight will feature all of the same content as the last one plus four-on-four PvP and Big Team Battle.
As Hanshaw put it, “It’s important to have those kinds of problems because those are the things we want to address now rather than have them crop up as a surprise at launch.”Īt the end of Hanshaw’s time in the video, he announced that another big-scale flight like the one that happened in late July. Overall, the team viewed the multiplayer preview as a success despite a few hiccups along the way. To start, the producer of Halo Infinite, Sam Hanshaw, talked about how the preview went and what they learned. Among the new information, there was also the news that two anticipated game modes will not be ready for launch. Earlier today, 343 Industries put out a development update video on YouTube going over some new details about the upcoming Xbox exclusive, Halo Infinite.
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