JRPGfan said:
KiigelHeart said:
I'd say, those interested in speculation by some Neogaf and Twitter users could just read those forums. Why copy that stuff here?
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Those arnt "some" but like all of the comments in replies (vast majority go like this).
The general consensus is this will add to developement time.
The thing is a few weeks ago, they where saying Halo Infinate was launching 2020.
They changed their tune.
(insider) Rumors come out that management is looking to delay to 2022, and drop old xbox one hardware.
PR guy comes out and says they currently dont have that stance, and its only delayed to 2021. Don't Worry.
Now theres leadership change for multi-player and single player, for it.
And the consensus is that, it will add time to developement.
What are the chances of a new delay? I think their good.
Bringing in a new guy for the direction of the storyline? common, if you make changes to storyline at this point, it will add time to development.
its just common sense.
If Halo launches in 2021, and isnt pushed back further, feel free to find this post, and bump it, and say "I told you so".
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By "some" users I didn't mean the quantity of them. If I cared what the general consensus amongs Neogaf forum users is I'd read that forum. But I don't, because it's irrelevant and likely wrong.
Ryuu96 said:
^ All that speculation is wrong, Joseph Staten is returning as Project Lead (temporarily) to ensure they hit launch, nothing is changing with the game or leadership.
Think of Joe's new role as Rod Fergusson's when he came in to help BioShock Infinite hit launch, that is what he is doing, bringing the teams together, ensuring everything is running smoothly to hit their 2021 target.
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Was going to write exactly this but you stole my thunder lol. It's pretty obvious reading his tweet he's a "closer" like Rod. And Infinite turned out great.
