Master Chief’s original designer Marcus Lehto spoke about Halo Infinite on Twitter and discussed the pros and cons of the game.
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Halo Infinite has collected some positive reviews since its staggered release
Halo Infinite has received some positive reviews since its gradual release over the past two months.
And now the original designer of Master Chief has taken his feelings on the game into account.
Master Chief has been through a lot over the six mainline Halo games.
And it’s interesting to hear thoughts on the latest developments from someone who was with him at his inception.
While some were annoyed by the “absurd” prices for some of the in-game microtransactions, and of course there were some unresolved lags in multiplayer, the game was generally welcome.
Players will go back and forth about the game forever, discussing its strengths and weaknesses, or whether it was better or worse than the previous one.
However, in a hilarious review, one of Halo’s oldest designers lays out his thoughts on Halo Infinite’s arrangements.
The first-person shooter game has been a frequent topic of conversation
A recent GameSpot article drew attention to tweets from original designer for Master Chief, Marcus Lehto, praising the game.
Lehto says, “Hats off to my friends at 343! Halo Infinite campaign brings back the magic of Halo. Really enjoying my time back with the Chief!”.
This is a high rating and comes from someone more closely related to Halo than most people.
Lehto mentioned that he had some issues with objectives on the game map, but his tone was lighthearted, so it didn’t sound like much of a criticism.
Halo Infinite is a new style of Halo gameplay. And new players like Lehto may not know everything they need to know before diving in.
Overall, though, it looks like Halo Infinite has Lehto’s seal of approval.
Interestingly, Lehto says that Halo Infinite brings back the magic of Halo.
Because that seems to imply that – at least, according to him – the magic left the series before its recent installment.
It’s true that Halo 5’s story has faced some criticism due to the difference from the previous game’s focus on Master Chief, as 343 Industries promised years earlier to improve it with the next Halo game.
Halo Infinite has really brought the focus back to Master Chief after the events of Halo 5 and this seems to have been well received by fans including Lehto.
In terms of narrative and mechanics, Halo Infinite is a sequel to Halo 5. So Halo 5 critics may want to reconsider before playing Infinite.
After all, Infinite has won a lot of praise.
Datamining indicates that there may be more campaign content available, and 343 Industries is working on a multiplayer update.
The team clearly wants to keep Halo going strong.
And with the approval of original Halo designers like Lehto, 343 Industries could be on the right track.
Source: Screenrant
Contents
- Halo Infinite has collected some positive reviews since its staggered release
- The first-person shooter game has been a frequent topic of conversation
- Marcus Lehto praises Halo Infinite
- Lehto says Halo Infinite brings back the magic of Halo
- Datamining suggests there may be more campaign content
Halo Infinite has collected some positive reviews since its staggered release
Halo Infinite has received some positive reviews since its gradual release over the past two months.
And now the original designer of Master Chief has taken his feelings on the game into account.
Master Chief has been through a lot over the six mainline Halo games.
And it’s interesting to hear thoughts on the latest developments from someone who was with him at his inception.
The first-person shooter game has been a frequent topic of conversation
Halo Infinite has been a topic of conversation, and many fans see it as a revival of the franchise since its separate multiplayer and single-player launches in late 2021.While some were annoyed by the “absurd” prices for some of the in-game microtransactions, and of course there were some unresolved lags in multiplayer, the game was generally welcome.
Players will go back and forth about the game forever, discussing its strengths and weaknesses, or whether it was better or worse than the previous one.
However, in a hilarious review, one of Halo’s oldest designers lays out his thoughts on Halo Infinite’s arrangements.
Marcus Lehto praises Halo Infinite
A recent GameSpot article drew attention to tweets from original designer for Master Chief, Marcus Lehto, praising the game.
Lehto says, “Hats off to my friends at 343! Halo Infinite campaign brings back the magic of Halo. Really enjoying my time back with the Chief!”.
This is a high rating and comes from someone more closely related to Halo than most people.
Lehto mentioned that he had some issues with objectives on the game map, but his tone was lighthearted, so it didn’t sound like much of a criticism.
Halo Infinite is a new style of Halo gameplay. And new players like Lehto may not know everything they need to know before diving in.
Overall, though, it looks like Halo Infinite has Lehto’s seal of approval.
Lehto says Halo Infinite brings back the magic of Halo
Interestingly, Lehto says that Halo Infinite brings back the magic of Halo.
Because that seems to imply that – at least, according to him – the magic left the series before its recent installment.
It’s true that Halo 5’s story has faced some criticism due to the difference from the previous game’s focus on Master Chief, as 343 Industries promised years earlier to improve it with the next Halo game.
Halo Infinite has really brought the focus back to Master Chief after the events of Halo 5 and this seems to have been well received by fans including Lehto.
In terms of narrative and mechanics, Halo Infinite is a sequel to Halo 5. So Halo 5 critics may want to reconsider before playing Infinite.
After all, Infinite has won a lot of praise.
Datamining suggests there may be more campaign content
Since Halo Infinite has just launched, there is still room to make this game better and more popular with fans.Datamining indicates that there may be more campaign content available, and 343 Industries is working on a multiplayer update.
The team clearly wants to keep Halo going strong.
And with the approval of original Halo designers like Lehto, 343 Industries could be on the right track.
Source: Screenrant
