Halo Infinite complaints 'being heard loud and clear' says 343 Industries

What you need to know

• Halo Infinite Multiplayer is a solid product but the slow progression of the battle pass and the recent limits of the Tenrai event are not sitting well with fans.
• Brian Jarrard, community director at 343 Industries, says that they are listening intently, but need time for rolling all the changes out.

Halo infinite Multiplayer was a surprise to many fans earlier this month. For the first time in the series history, Halo offered a free-to-play multiplayer that offers crossplay with PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S players.

Unfortunately, after a little over a week, fans are annoyed with minor issues, with the most recent instance being the Tenrai event which launched yesterday. If you complete the current challenges in the event, you will have to wait for the event to return in January 2022 for you to complete it further, and this will continue throughout the first season of the game, which is exepcted to last until May 2022.

Prior to this, fans compained about the massively slow progression in the battle pass, and while 343 tweaked the XP gained and offered more ways to gain XP, it is still slow for many players. Lastly, fans are also not happy with the cost of the cosmetic items in the games.

Brian Jarrard, the community director for 343 Industries, weighed in with how crucial fan feedback is and that the team is actively listening. However, after how much work the team has done for the game so far, the studio is now focused on giving the team much needed rest as the holiday season slowly rolls in.

Fans are hoping that once the holidays are over, the game will get further improvements to it if it wants to keep the momentum going. However, the update from Jarrard also means that we shouldn't expect any major fixes or updates during the holidays.