343 Industries announced that it is exploring the idea of microtransactions in Halo: The Master Chief Collection, an eight-year-old game that has done everything in its power to be the ultimate Halo experience. In December, 343 Industries . was released infinite aura And while the gameplay was great, the story was solid, and had a lot of right ideas, the game’s live-action elements were criticized by fans. Unlocks and progressions were made difficult by the aerospace challenge system that made things incredibly slow, core elements like co-op and Forge were missing from the game at launch and still had to be added to it, and much more. Needless to say, people were very upset with 343 and it seems fans are already finding another reason to be angry with the developer.
in New blog post343 Industries announced that it will convert Season Points into “Spartan Points” and talked about how to add a lot of content to the game from maps to cosmetics. 343 indicated that he is “internally exploring” the idea of buying Spartan Points so that new and old players alike can Halo: The Master Chief Collection They can buy items they missed, grab certain items without grinding, etc. The developer has also stated that it is happy with the current progression systems in Halo: The Master Chief Collectionbut he wants to add a new option for players.
“For players who are new to MCC, or who may not have specifically devoted much time to unlocking items during seasonal updates, or who are simply looking to complete the pending items they need, we are internally exploring a potential new feature for the future in the form of Spartan Points available. To purchase.It is wise to note here that we are pleased with the current system of how players earn Spartan Points, by completing challenges and leveling up through gameplay.This will be an optional and add-on alternative for players who may find the wide range of content to be an intimidating amount of playtime and wish to move forward. (or skip) the grinding, or maybe they want to have certain items they want (we all have our favorite things!)”
Of course, some fans aren’t happy that microtransactions are seen as a bit of a nuisance to the gaming community, especially on premium titles. Although it seemed like you would still be able to earn these points through normal means, it was a cause for concern. Regardless, since the wording states that 343 only “explores” the idea, it is likely that community feedback will cause 343 to change its mind.
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