Halo Infinite’s Mid-Season Update Is Out Today Delivering Several Fixes To The Game

Although the post-launch for Halo Infinite appears to be awaiting a content roadmap as we reach the halfway point, 343 Industries has pressed multiple times that certain adjustments and fixes is a larger priority. Before, the developer indulged on the matters including reworking the Item Shop for the game including prices. Even Halo Credits are promised to be a gift for Season 2 when that drops later this spring.

Additionally, the firm in an extensive Halo Waypoint post elaborated on the concern for server latency and desync that remains to be a nuisance to those actively playing multiplayer. These issues are mapped out to be addressed into the coming weeks. But now arriving to mid-season, more fixes are here despite the dire complaint for more content.

On Thursday, 343 Industries launched a new update for Halo Infinite costing users roughly 1.3 GB of hard drive space and is told to come with fixes including first-person animations, improved anti-cheat, and resolving problems using quick resume on Xbox Series consoles.

For Halo Infinite in the coming future, many are concerned how support will roll out with little added content so far for the free-to-play experience. Despite the promise for live-service coming to Xbox’s most recognized IP, players leave en masse since its December release. The game has been seen shifting from Xbox’s top 5 most played list for a few weeks and is expected to continue heading in that direction.

Noted, Halo Infinite at launch did leave some players surprised with its commercial success. Despite being a free-to-play experience atop of bundling the game with Xbox Game Pass, it stood at second most-sold game for December 2021. The title was outsold by Sledgehammer Games’ Call of Duty: Vanguard at the time.

The impact of Halo Infinite is also told to be a disadvantage for DICE’s Battlefield 2042. Although the open beta for Halo Infinite Multiplayer did leave concerns for the newest Battlefield game, one Electronic Art executive pinned the failures of the game on the latest installment of Halo. You can read the full report by heading here.

Which addition in the update has you optimistic for Halo Infinite?

Halo Infinite is out now for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Source: Halo Waypoint