I'm sorry dude

That's a shame and it's their own fault. Infinite eventually got pretty good, but it should've been good from the start. Forge mode not being at launch was one of the biggest mistakes. I think it could've had a chance if it launched with everything added like a year and a half later

Crazy thing is that the Dreamcast and Japanese PS2 versions, online was there. Cut from the international PS2 version. AND there was crossplay between them which is actually mind blowing to think about

I really thought I posted this on here but nope. I wanna try being on here a little more. There's just not any incentive. Not very interesting but I wanna try again

Art direction wise it feels like remaking CE Anniversary I mean. It's making almost all of the same mistakes that made so many of us hate that remaster. The complete disrespect of the originally intended art direction. Modern visuals should not mean ignoring the original art direction 😭

Well they've confirmed Microsoft isn't pressuring them to use AI thankfully, and the only kind that is being used is more akin to like procedural generation. I really think this is just their direction. Feels more like remaking CE Anniversary than... Halo CE. God I hate CE Anniversary...

Already repasted btw. This is the one it has. The Rhea X816971-003

katsuyathefuuk.itch.io/project-blar...

I felt like bringing this up because it feels like a lot of people assume all physical current gen discs have no data and are only unlock keys. Just because they see the game installing. Installing and downloading are two different things! (cross post moment)

After installation, the main game disc is still required to be in during play. (No CD cracks exist but are unofficial) Only real difference is product keys with the PC games. (Which does activate offline as well). Outside of that, functionality between all of these is identical