AtarinDave

LOL. Good one. I myself play plenty of the Atari 2600.

Lol, I noticed the same thing when I first started playing matchmaking on Halo 5. I started winning some games later on, though. I think you're just having bad luck, man. Keep playing and I'm sure you'll start winning games more.

What promises?

I'm actually perfectly fine with this system. On Halo 3, there were a ton of rage-quitters, it made finding a decent match very very difficult. Plus on Halo 5, modes like free-for-all or SWAT, each match is no more than 7-10 minutes long depending on how quickly you and/or the other players kill. Also like Yoshi and Fishy have said, they give you enough chances for you to understand not to quit in mid-match.

Yeah, my first campaign experience was Halo 3, excellent story. But to be honest, I've always preferred multiplayer, wither it's online, local, etc. So I don't really play the campaigns anymore. Lol

Hmm, that does make sense. However, many people still play Halo 4 online. So the soonest would probably either be December-ish, 2017, or up to 2019-2020. But hey, I can't tell the future you know?

Well, you also said that you're not able to go on Halo Waypoint. Are you sure it's the game? Could be something with your account.

I will agree to them being great. My main concern is that they don't drift away from what Bungie started. I especially love how they added the ability for you to slide on the ground, or to climb, amazing upgrades, I love the boost, too. The game-play itself is awesome, to be honest, I've never played a better online service for Halo until H5:Guardians came out. All of this being said, them removing splitscreen worried me(No need to complain about that, there's already a thread for that subject).

I guess that would make sense. However, I thought Halo 4 was a huge upgrade from Halo Reach. So not all of 343i is bad. But after seeing some decisions made in Halo 5, I think it's safe to say that they either got big-headed, or focused too much on the wrong thing. In conclusion, they're pretty good at what they do, the question is what are their priorities in making Halo games?

Hey, ladies and gents! As you can tell, I am quiet new to this forum. Anyway, I've been playing a lot of online multiplayer on Halo 5: Guardians, but of course the family shares the Xbox One, while I have the Xbox 360 set up in my bedroom along with some computers. While I still enjoy the Xbox 360, a question was set heavily on my heart, when do you think Microsoft will end the online services on Halo 4? (Hopefully not too soon lol) Thanks. -Dave