343 has been working tirelessly to meet fan demands regarding all the problems with Halo Infinite’s multiplayer, and probably 90% of those issues have not been about gameplay, but rather battle pass progression and microtransactions, the “live” aspects of the game.
Right now, the only concrete information we have is that the existing single player campaign of Infinite will get co-op some time after this current six month season ends. But what we don’t know is reallyabout how Halo Infinite plans to expand its much-heralded Master Chief story campaign in the future.
We have to assume that with Infinite being a “platform” for future Halo content, as Microsoft has stated, that we are not going to be waiting six years for Halo Infinite 2 as the next update to the game. Halo Infinite ends on a very clear cliffhanger, but that creates a lot of open questions: Will Halo Infinite get seasonal single player story content when each multiplayer season launches? Will it match the theme of that season? .
Is Halo Infinite instead switching to an “expansion” model like some other live games, where substantive expansion are released maybe once a year? Or is Halo Infinite hunkering down until it gets something resembling a true sequel, albeit one that hopefully takes less time to arrive than the gap between 5 and Infinite?of future story content for Halo Infinite here, whether we’re going seasonal live service or expansion or something larger and that we’ll have to wait longer for. My gut says that we may get some bit of story content attached to themed multiplayer seasons, but that’s not confirmed, certainly.