343 Industries has announced a game changer for Halo Infinite follow the fan comments and reactions of Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S and PC players after completing the technical preview playback test earlier this year. If you played this first version of Hello you’ll know he made some substantial changes to the game’s radar. In previous games, the radar showed almost every enemy movement. In Halo Infinite, enemies only populate the radar if they are running or firing, which is similar to the operation of the “threat tracker” Hello 5 that no one liked.
According to 343 Industries, the comments they received about this change were that most players did not like and preferred the classic radar. To that end, 343 Industries does not completely remove the new radar and returns to the old one, but the developer notes that changes are being made to make the new radar look more like the old one, showing all movements other than crouched down. walking.
“The combat sensor, or radar, located at the bottom left of your HUD followed a different set of rules from previous Halo titles,” 343 Industries wrote of the situation in a recent post. “It only showed enemies when they were running or firing, which was more in line Halo 5 “Threat Tracking”. We knew this implementation would feel different, perhaps even a little controversial, and so we wanted to receive feedback as soon as possible on the technical preview. While some appreciated the new approach, we found that most players did not find the old properties in these social matches. We’ve upgraded the combat sensor to feel more like the usual “Motion Tracker,” which shows all the movement as well as crouching. “
In addition, 343 Industries notes that players will not have to wait for the version to see these changes, as they should be prepared for the next preview test. That said, for now, the developer makes no promises and it’s unclear how 343 Industries covers the distance between the old and the new.
Halo Infinite will be released worldwide on December 8, 2021 via Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC. For more information on the upcoming first-person science fiction shooter, click here.