OFFICIAL HALO REDDIT MODS
Kotaku has reached out to the mods behind r/Halo about the lockdown, if it might last longer than just the weekend and what will happen when (eventually) the subreddit is reopened.Īs for angry Halo players upset over Halo Infinite’s various legitimate shortcomings and issues, I’d recommend maybe stepping away, playing a game you like, and realising that none of this is healthy or productive. Shortly after that message, the subreddit was locked down by mods. “But I just ask that people please take a breath here, understand there are human beings behind this who put years of their lives into just trying to make the best experiences they can, and do not rush to judge or assume you’ve got it all figured out.” I’d rather have people who are so passionate they’re yelling at us than nobody caring at all,” said Jarrad. It’s your prerogative to play or not play.
He also reminded folks that Halo Infinite will be around for a long time and the studio will spend the next months and years updating, tweaking, and improving the game. He also acknowledged that some big and highly requested changes and features may take longer than some will like, but he asked for patience as the team at 343 continues to work hard. It got so bad that last night, the mods of r/Halo made the decision to lock the entire subreddit down until Monday.Īccording to Jarrad, there are more changes coming to progression, to the playlists, to the battlepass and more. Folks began sending threats, namecalling and attempting to dox folks they disagreed with or disliked. However, if you hopped over to r/Halo over the last week or so it would seem like 343 had released the worst video game ever made that also gave you cancer if you touched it based on how some players were yelling 24/7 about it and every one of its big and small problems and shortcomings.Īnd as you might expect, with this being the internet, sides began to form, and people who enjoyed the game also began to attack and yell 24/7 in an effort to… well, there isn’t really a point to angry posts on Reddit, but many of the nearly one million Redditors who are part of r/Halo were locked in a worthless war of words, firing insults at each other and the devs behind Infinite.
It was a nice surprise and a lot of people jumped online and began playing and what they found was pretty good. Halo Infinite’s multiplayer launched on November 15. Specifically, the main Halo subreddit, r/Halo, which has been locked until Monday due to how angry and toxic most of the posts and comments have been recently following Halo Infinite ’s launch last month. Once again, the angry gamers are angry and yelling and being just the worst.
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