Yeah, it's definitely annoying. I wish they would just add a bunch of new Hitman 3 achievements for completing the Hitman 1 and 2 levels inside of Hitman 3, that way I could play them on the updated engine with Series X enhancements and still earn a decent amount of Gamerscore for playing the 1 and 2 levels, but I haven't heard anything about them adding new Hitman 3 achievements for the 1 and 2 levels alongside this new move to get all 3 into a single product named Hitman: World of Assassination. What a shame, I really want to like this game because I enjoy stealth games, but borked achievements totally ruin my enjoyment.

Like I said, I'm not really using it for gaming so I have no use for ray-tracing features. Cheapest RX 6650 XT I could find is 310 Euro here, which is already more than I'd like to pay for. I decided to buy a GTX 1660 Super, which is an older model but the only good alternative I found in that price range. Originally I wanted to get an RX 6500 XT for around 170 € but that one got awful reviews so I went with the other one instead.

Well, got two in.  

Hmmm. Sad if they didn't have much planned in the first place, Infinite was supposed to be supported for 10 years, were they really going to only release 1 or 2 short campaign expansions over 10 years? Super lame if true. At least the singleplayer DLC doesn't seem to be cancelled. 

I definitely think they need to scrap the Infinite 10 year plan though, and start working on the sequel to Infinite, aiming for release around Holiday 2026 or 2027.

You are reading it wrong, Jason (and Jez) are saying there was never any expansion planned in the first place. Jez specifically says that there was never any Campaign DLC in active development.

That's even worse, how the hell can you have 10 years on Infinite GaaS support that is multiplayer only? How did they think that was a good idea to leave people hanging for 10 years after setting up the Endless? Not to mention to leave fans of the side characters in Halo hanging even longer since those characters weren't in Infinite at all, meaning we haven't seen them since Halo 5 in 2015 or Halo Wars 2 in 2017 or even longer in the case of Alpha-Nine members other than Buck, who have only been in books since Halo 3: ODST. We haven't even heard all that much of anything about Halo side games being in development, we got a non-descript rumor of something called Halo: The Endless, and that was it, they even shot down the possibility of a Halo Wars 3 releasing. 

343's management of the Halo IP is really starting to tick me off honestly. This poor singleplayer support is bad enough, then you have the many issues that Infinite's multiplayer still has, such as overpriced cosmetics, no in-game method for earning microtransaction currency (something even Overwatch 2 has, though you earn a measly 60 credits per week while legendary skins cost 1900 credits), and content releases that are still much too slow.

Edit: We're also still waiting on campaign features for Infinite that were promised for post-launch like raytracing, dynamic weather, and more. What has the campaign team, which is presumably at least a third of 343's Halo Infinite team, been doing since the co-op update released, if not campaign DLC? Sitting on their hands or twiddling their thumbs? 

I'm fairly sure that 10 year plan died the moment Halo Infinite launched, Lol. Also it's worth mentioning that the person who came up with the "10 year plan" and the only one who mentioned it publicly (IIRC) was Chris Lee (Studio Head) and he was let go in 2020. Though 343 should come out and clarify that there isn't a 10 year plan. Since the claims of the 10 year plan, 343's management has massively changed, Chris Lee is gone, Bonnie Ross is gone, etc. Don't have a clue what their plans for future Campaigns are though.

But like I said, huge changes in management very recently, we'll have to see what their plans are, I think it's clear that Halo Infinite (including Campaign) have hugely underperformed though so financially it makes sense for them to (for now) double down on Multiplayer and try to get the studio in a stable place again before deciding how to tackle the next Campaign.

Pierre has only been Head of 343i for 4 months and in that time Multiplayer has improved a lot. Forge has released which is amazing, Custom Games Browser was brought forward a few months which was smart, we got Remakes releasing in-between seasons now, Season 3 is 2 months earlier than usual Seasons and after that each Season is on a 3 month schedule...

Things have improved a lot since he took over but there's obviously still work to do. Just shows how much of a mess that these people are inheriting, but I trust the dude who saved TMCC because that was 10x worse than Infinite's content issues. Focusing on MP for now is probably the smartest business decision, unfortunately for us Campaign lovers.

At some point, Microsoft looks at this mess and says "why the hell did you spend hundreds of millions and all we got is an underperforming Campaign and underperforming Multiplayer? You better fix this shit and make us money" so for now the focus is likely Multiplayer + Battle Royale (in the hope that Battle Royale takes off) which if it does, I think the MP will get a shortened life and they'll move onto the next thing.

I mean, I love Infinite’s gameplay and sandbox as much as the next Halo fan, but even I wouldn’t have been able to continue for years on end on more or less, same experience with additional same type of content without additional single player content. Forge is definitely the long play here.