A popular game mode new to Halo Infinite is being removed from the 343 Industries Special Playlist Collection, noting the mode’s steady decline in player count despite many fans expressing disapproval of its removal from the FPS. the game.
On September 20, Halo Infinite Season 2’s new game mode, Land Grab, will no longer have a separate playlist, and the mode will be included in other playlists and rotated in future events.
343 Industries announced the switch to Halo Infinite multiplayer yesterday, September 16, saying that despite knowing that Land Grab was a mode enjoyed by many, “at this point, it’s steadily declining and starting to drop below the quality bar. player experience.
However, Land Grab certainly won’t be gone forever, as it will return via the Entrenched event on September 27th, and once the events end, it will be added to the Quick Play playlist on November 8th.
However, a large number of players have voiced their opinion about Land Grab being removed from the dedicated playlist section, with many commenting on the ease with which it is possible to complete tasks in this mode.
Others have talked about how good the new game mode is and how they would like to see it stay on a more permanent basis. “The land grab isn’t very balanced, but it’s a lot of fun just because of the speed at which it moves and the conciseness of the action, I hope it comes back,” said a player on Reddit.
“Wish you could select multiple playlists,” said another player. “Talking about playlist durability probably doesn’t help when people have to choose one playlist over another. As well as having multiple playlist selections, this means a higher chance of faster matches in a much larger group that can better match people with nearby players.
Land Grab’s move to quickplay in November also caused many gamers to demand more customizable playlist options, as now those who really love Land Grab will have a hard time finding the game, while those who don’t. they like it they will see it. Options.
343 Industries’ shooter has struggled for a while, despite community praise for its core gameplay. Cr1tikal even said that the recent Halo Infinite roadmap was “the final nail in the game’s coffin” and that the same roadmap saw local co-op canceled as well as the postponement of the third season.
Source : PC Gamesn
