In addition to the core suite of builder tools being made available through Halo 5: Forge, we’ll also be allowing players to play custom Arena multiplayer games on Windows 10 and making available all of the existing Halo 5 Arena maps. Players will be able to set up custom matches with friends over Xbox Live to play and test their creations on the PC before sharing them with the world.
Best of all, Halo 5: Forge is a free offering. Anyone with a Windows 10 PC that meets the minimum requirements meets the minimum requirements (which includes having Windows 10 Anniversary Update, get it here) for the game can download the client and join the community, building and playing within the Halo 5 ecosystem.
As 343’s first Halo FPS release on PC, we are approaching this as a learning opportunity. In developing Halo 5: Forge for Windows 10, we have been fortunate to work with a great partner in Skybox Labs, based out of Vancouver, Canada. Skybox has worked closely with Tom French, Nahil Sharkasi, and the entire team here at 343 Industries to ensure we provide the sort of experience that PC players have come to expect. They have done a terrific job and we look forward to continuing to work with them in future.
|RaptoR| wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 09:39:theyarecomingforyou wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 07:00:Kajetan wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 04:34:Exactly. He may be obnoxious and wrong most of the time but his critique here is spot on. Microsoft is a bane on the gaming industry, especially PC gaming.|RaptoR| wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 04:11:Him being most of the time some angry bitter dude does NOT invalidate his critic of Microsofts abysmal policy of shutting down and neglecting services, rendering purchases no longer usable.
Your entire post history is angry nerd rage wharrgarbl. You lost credibility years ago and most people here pity you.
Its not only games. Remember "Plays for sure"? Microsofts DRM for Music downloads? One day they simply canceled the service and all music which had this DRM incorporated did no longer played for sure.
There is a valid reason people get upset with MS regarding these topics: MS simply has a TERRIBLE track record.jdreyer wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 04:55:|RaptoR| wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 04:11:
Your entire post history is angry nerd rage wharrgarbl. You lost credibility years ago and most people here pity you.
Although I'm not a big fan of CJ's posting style most of the time, this is one case where his nerd rage not only fits, but is appropriate to the topic. I got a few good chuckles from his post, and totally agree. Fck MS for their GFWL bullshit.Kajetan wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 04:34:|RaptoR| wrote on Sep 9, 2016, 04:11:Him being most of the time some angry bitter dude does NOT invalidate his critic of Microsofts abysmal policy of shutting down and neglecting services, rendering purchases no longer usable.
Your entire post history is angry nerd rage wharrgarbl. You lost credibility years ago and most people here pity you.
Its not only games. Remember "Plays for sure"? Microsofts DRM for Music downloads? One day they simply canceled the service and all music which had this DRM incorporated did no longer played for sure.
There is a valid reason people get upset with MS regarding these topics: MS simply has a TERRIBLE track record.
I did not weigh in on my opinion of Microsoft or the App Store for Windows. Whether or not his points are valid, his approach is toxic and the overwhelming majority of his post history follows that same trend.
You can have a debate without being an abrasive, toxic, nerd raging asshole. They're not mutually exclusive.
I am calling this out not because I care about Microsoft, but because Bluesnews is a fantastic site with a few rotten apples that drag the comment threads down. Hold yourselves to higher standard.