Last week, 343 set the ball rolling with the technical test weekends for Halo Infinite. The developers have planned two consecutive technical test weekends for players, and every registered Halo Insider can participate in the tests and check out the game.
For next week, fans who have an Xbox console are exempted from this rule and can jump into it directly. However, PC players will not get entry this easily and will need to do some grinding.
Halo Infinite: 343’s new rule has PC players troubled
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The developers have big plans for Halo Infinite and in the second leg of technical testing, 343 is bringing 12v12 Big Team Battles. A total of 24 players in two teams will face each other to which team survives.
The mode is comparable to a quick team match for players looking for a fun short game. All of this sounds good and interesting. PC players wanting to take part in the upcoming technical test weekend for Halo Infinite currently will need other PC players who were members of last week’s test.
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All hands on deck! Join us this weekend for the #HaloInfinite Multiplayer Tech Preview:
🖥 Halo Insiders: A friend invite code, which grants access on PC and Xbox, has been emailed to you!
🎮 Xbox Players: All Xbox players can pre-load via the Xbox Insider Hub today! pic.twitter.com/yF09IxV9jU— Halo (@Halo) September 28, 2021
The PC players who attended the first week will need to email a friend a code to allow a non-Insider person or player to play Halo Infinite. The whole process looks pretty unnecessary and is also convoluted. The rule will pose a problem to players who don’t have an insider friend or acquaintance to give them a code.
The director Brian Jarrard, in a tweet stated that he and the team are considering different methods to bring everyone in. Brain said, “Note for Steam players – stand by, we are also working on a way to hopefully get more of you in as well.”
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Jarrard has assured players that more information about the procedure and ways will be shared in the future.
Halo Infinite is a big exclusive from team Microsoft and Xbox. The final game is coming out on December 8, 2021, for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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