I'm thinking the controls may be able to be modified to tailor to veteran Halo players. In other words, I bet you'll be able to have zoom-in be changed to clicking in the right stick.

"(it can allow you to focus a bit more with the scope blocking out your peripheral view a bit though that does bring with it slight disadvantages as well)"

I would attribute that to Bungie though and they didn't have anything to do with the development of this game.

I definitely experienced these issues. Was trying to get into a game for an hour last night. I was only able to play one game.

I bought an Xbox One for this game. Granted, I was planning on getting an Xbox One eventually anyways, but this definitely sped up the process.

So a shooter, something Blizzard has never done is less innovative than a sequel to games they've been doing for decades? You sir, are making no sense.

Yea, it's just so frustrating. I wish there was some way I could find the person that came up with this idea/deal and give them a swift kick in the balls and say "This is what you just did to millions of Xbox gamers" haha

"Might be enough reason for some players who haven't stopped playing to go ahead and stop."

That's what I've been thinking this whole time, reading through the comments. I keep seeing people mention Bungie but if I had to guess, this definitely has Activision's name written all over it.

The original post was wrong. There will be one new strike for Xbox and Playstation. There is also a second strike only available for Playstation. That said, as an xbox player...I'm far from happy about this.

What I never understood about counting cards was that there's no real way that they can prove that you're counting cards, is there? I mean isn't that really the point of the game (really the point of most card games) to figure out your odds and judge your next move on that information? Basically it comes down to the…

I would guess, they either don't want to pay for the extra blu-ray disc or they wanted that extra time because they would need to submit the final product to manufacturing much earlier than they would if they were releasing it as a day one patch.

The point I'm trying to make though is that this is a special case. Four full Halo games(including all DLC and PC maps) is a hell of a lot of data. Way more data than any normal game. In other words I wouldn't take this as a sign that this will start becoming "commonplace". It's more of an exception to the rule than…

You're getting 4 full games (among MANY other things) for the price of one. Why the fuck are you complaining? God I hate the internet.

It's not a "patch" in the traditional sense. This is literally because there's so much data because it's FOUR GAMES and it all can't fit on one Blu-ray. I'd rather have a one-time 20…

Leveling up your vanguard or crucible rep is the real way to level up your character. I got to Rank 2 for Vanguard and was able to buy a whole bunch of legendary gear. Then I did a few of the Queens Guard stuff and got a few more legendary armor items. Then I got Rank 3 for Future War Cult and now have two very nice…

Wow, I was even half joking. I can't believe people like that exist.

Best part about this: " Expect changes soon which decrease the efficiency of cave farming and correspondingly increase engram drops from completing activities."

Obviously this isn't the norm. I'm aware of that. I was just making a joke. I actually got the name Veritas from The Boondock Saints haha I loved that movie way back when. Now I kept it because I like that it means truth in Latin. Not sure what you mean though by it being interesting.

I said I was joking, I'm sorry I offended you. Obviously there are plenty of intelligent Christians out there. I was confirmed in high school by the way. I know the first, second and third thing about it... all the things.

"KNOW that god's purpose for your life is so much better than anything else you could make up for yourself. TRUST Jesus to make that destiny happen..."