[/img]It looks like Microsoft and 343 Industries are taking the Halo series and shaking it up to bring players a new experience. Halo 5: Guardians won’t be featuring splitscreen or LAN support in the game’s multiplayer or campaign, there are some that agree with this and some that don’t.
It turns out that Halo 5 won’t have another feature from the games of old – there won’t be any map voting and veto system. Replying to fan questions on Twitter, Josh Holmes the Studio Head at 343 Industries revealed that the maps would be using a simple rotation process.
Im glad it wont have it, veto system was stupid anyways. Everyone just voted for their favorite map, with the rotation it will make the game a lot better.
Cant wait to play it myself, don’t understand why people complain about this or the lack of split screen, both irrelevant features to its gameplay.
Boo!
…looks like Halo is doing the same as Destiny.
Personally, even though I like the multiplayer within the game, I wish Destiny had a veto system for the Crucible side of things because my friends and I despise certain maps and so it’d be awesome to play on maps that you actually enjoy rather then dread playing on something you don’t. (Similar to game modes. If I enjoy objective based modes then I search/play in objective based modes, I’m not left wondering if I’m going to enjoy the next match.)
I have 67 games for the Xbox One and there is currently without all the different editions available, there are almost 400 games. Btw, the 400 games is a rough estimate.