Let’s be real here. At some point you can’t just keep pumping out sequels to games without diminishing returns. Halo has ran its course. This ain’t Call of Duty. This is a persistent story between games. Bungie tried to close this out and Microsoft wouldn’t allow it. At some point you move on or much of the audience does.
it’s crazy how perspectives work, as this is your take based on all the doom and gloom promoted by sony stans.
In reality the game is currently holding users much better than the most recent cod and battlfied.
It came out in November. Dozens of games have come out since then, and only one of them has more daily users than Halo, and that’s elden Ring.
People who don’t even play the game like
@Gizmo_Duck and his sony stan coalition have gone out of their way to promote negativity about the game and push this narrative of it being a dead and empty game, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
You check the twitch stats right now, and there’s way more people engaged with Halo right now than forbidden west. Same on steam with Horizon 1. But we will never get a thread or bunch of posts trashing the game or it’s developer.
All FTP games go through a growth period. Halo will continue to grow over the years, just like the FTP games it’s being compared to right now.
Hell any game in the convo with the big hitters like Fortnight, Roblox, etc, is doing really well.
But somehow since Halo isn’t number one, we get all this Fud about it’s future