Why does everyone hate Halo 4 so much?

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The missions are incredibly dull, the voice acting is dire, and the story non-existent. The graphics: Oh, the graphics. It didn't seem like Halo at all...

The game start sucking the when we get lagged. This through me for a loop, but don't worry it's nothing that will keep you reloading checkpoints instead of enjoying the game.

Why does everyone hate Halo 4 so much? - I understand the distinction, my point is that it's essentially meaningless. I really do worry that you guys took Bungies halo baby, and tried to add to much to it to quickly before proving yourselves, and this stands out especially when all of us are giving extra scrutiny on your first attempt.

Developer 343 Industries finally appears to have multiplayer in Halo: The Master Chief Collection working at satisfactory levels. A new patch released late Tuesday evening appears to have corrected the most problematic issues with the collection of Halo titles, but many issues still remain. The for the content update delivered to Halo: The Master Chief Collection on March 3 is short, but touches on key multiplayer issues like matchmaking and party stability. These issues affected most players with long wait times and the inability to keep their parties together. Players would spend five minutes or more trying to find a match, prior to this patch. These appear to be gone now as players in the , sub-Reddits and elsewhere report matchmaking times of 30 to 50 seconds, a noticeable improvement. Teams are also evenly balanced and parties are not being split up. These changes extend to Halo 2 Anniversary and Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary in the collection as well. Halo: The Master Chief Collection saw a significant drop-off in player population during that time, but is already back in the top ten most popular games on the since the patch was released. There appears to be some kind of bug on the website, however, that shows it listed twice.

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I've played it pretty much solidly since it's release, and I can't find a real fault with it. These issues affected most players with long wait times and the inability to keep their parties together. If you weren't good, you wanted to play more and get better. The story telling the game is some of the best I have seen in the genre the character animations are genuine and the voice acting is very well done, the game puts particular emphasis on the Chiefs relationships with the people around him and if you are to fully appreciate some of these interactions I would recommend you watch the Forward Unto Dawn series currently available through Halo Waypoint before embarking on the campaign. Sprint fucks with timing in halo games, playing close to your team mates and thus promoting better team play was a given as no one could get to you quickly if you died in the other side of the map. Controller Mechanics somewhat changed, with now having the ability to spring without the armor upgrade like Reach did, and add it as a normal movement ability like Call of Duty by pressing the Left Stick, which is way more helpful when trying to run away for cover. So glad it changed just to further the plot. Spartan Ops feels cheap, and clearly there to pad the game out. Would a suit upgrade not have suffieced?