Work on the PC release of Halo The Master Chief Collection is proceeding, and the development team recently detailed the next steps it will be taking in the coming weeks.
As of now, the Firefight matchmaking is the team's next focus core for flighting. Following the Campaign flight, it will come the time for the Firefight and PvP matchmaking flights.
Firefight matchmaking is the team’s next core focus for flighting. The aptly dubbed “FireFlight” is still in development and the team is working through bugs as they prepare for its arrival. The flight after that one is currently planned to be focused on PvP matchmaking. We don’t have a date on when it will drop, but will share more info around it as we get closer.
WHAT FEATURES WILL BE FLIGHTED?
Flighting core game play elements is a key part of building MCC for PC and bringing Halo: Reach into MCC. After talking with the team, they came up with a core list of features that they are planning to flight.
- Campaign (Flight One)
- Firefight Matchmaking (Flight Two)
- PvP Matchmaking (Flight Three)
These flights are milestones for the team, and we can’t wait for players to get in on the action when the flights are available! Stay tuned, as more news on the next FireFlight will be coming soon!
Halo The Master Chief Collection launches on PC sometime in 2019. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more come in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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