| ohmylanta1003 said:
Generally, I'm a hardcore Nintendo white knighter and go a little too far with it sometimes, but anyone arguing against any of these points has got to step back a little bit. The way they do map selection is simply not good. Period. Your solution works, but I wouldn't even mind just a straight up random map every game. Also, they need to allow you to switch equipment between games. All they have to do is put it on the gamepad. They tell you the map and if you want to switch equipment and you can do it before the game starts, great! Otherwise, guess you were too slow, lol. No way should there not be pro controller support online. No way. The more modes the better, obviously. A better local multiplayer mode would be nice and obviously a few more online modes as well. There should be more maps. Maybe not 24 maps, but definitely more. I don't want to even really get into the voice chat one. We've talked about it way too much. But while I've defended their decision in the past, it really just doesn't make sense to offer it. |
Also, I don't think that 24 maps at launch is asking for too much at all. As what was just revealed, Halo 5 is not only launching with 20 maps, but it's also releasing 15 free bonus maps post launch until June 2016. And you'd better bet it'll be launching with more than one multiplayer mode on top of what is likely a much deeper single player campaign.
There. Halo just did Splatoon better than Splatoon.
