If you’ve played Halo Infinite, you probably know that the game’s popular 12v12 mode, Big Team Battle, can break under certain circumstances.
If you’re playing solo or with another friend, it’s much easier to get into a match than it is to throw in a match with a larger roster. If you fall into the second camp, there’s a good chance you won’t even be able to make it to a proper match, and while 343 Industries managed to work this out before the studio holidays, it wasn’t able to fix it. completely. Follow a holiday after a new holiday Halo Infinite blog post, a fix is coming soon.
“As you know, we’ve been working on some annoying issues with BTB almost since launch, and despite some pre-holiday resolution and mitigation efforts, we haven’t yet. can fix this problem,” the blog post reads. “While BTB is still playable, there are growing matchmaking problems as there are more players and larger teams the chance of successfully participating in a game together is very low. .”
The post states that a strike force addressed the issue over the holiday season and that the group is now confident they have a fix for the core issue. That fix went into QA last week, and it looks good because the team “didn’t see this issue internally when using this build”.
“The next steps are to continue testing and then move on to the certification process as we prepare to release a fix/hot patch for this issue,” the blog post continued. “It’s a bit early to release an ETA but know our goal is to get this out as soon as possible while making sure it doesn’t have any other unintended impact on the retail product. It won’t be this week, but we hope it’s not too far away and we’ll share an update as soon as we have a vision of the release date (after we clear the ‘cert’, we I will gladly deliver ). ”
343 Industries also tackles some of the other topics and issues players have discussed so far, which is cheating. In a nutshell, the team is aware of instances of cheating occurring in Halo Infinite and they are working on a patch mid-February to address this and other issues. More details about it will be shared closer to the patch.
“Thank you for your patience and continued support,” the blog concluded. “While we are disappointed and confused by the reception and launch of Halo Infinite, we have a lot to gain going forward as a live service studio. We’ll continue to improve and address feedback wherever we can – although some things will take longer than many of you, and we, would like. Thank you – feel free to keep sending feedback – we’re all together with a great platform to grow and develop. Stay tuned for more details. ”
While we wait for these hotfixes and patches to come online, check out our thoughts on the game in Game informant Reviews on Halo Infinite and then read about why a Game informant editor thinks Halo Infinite’s Grapple Shot is a game changer. Check out this story about a Halo Infinite players have won over 100 consecutive free games afterward.
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