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🚨 Looks like the Halo Campaign Remaster won't be the only game coming to @playstation.com according to @grunt.dotapi.gg
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🚨 According to @grunt.dotapi.gg , the name of this gun is called the "Vestige Carbine"
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🚨 @grunt.dotapi.gg is reporting that a Halo game WILL INDEED be coming to @playstation.com (And, apparently, VERY SOON) 👀
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🚨 According to a source, Operation Legacy will be "A blast from the past with a throwback-settings playlist, Grifball, a new, free 20 tier Operation Pass and more." Operation: Legacy starts June 10 and ends July 8
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🚨 Ranked 1v1 Showdown has come tomorrow Infinite!
"First to 500 points OR to capture the zone wins the round. Each round features a new combat area, a new loadout, and different power weapons. Competitively refined loadouts. No gameplay modifiers."
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🚨 Here's some new images of the Perfect Armor coming in Operation: Forerunner this April 8th and runs until May 6th
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🚨 Here's a better look at Kelly's armor and Blue Team's armor for Operation: Blue Team which runs from March 11th to April 8th
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🆕 Ranked Squad Battle
🗒️ Bandit Evo loadout. Motion tracker disabled. Large scale warfare. Team Slayer, Multi-CTF, One Flag CTF, Assault: Neutral Bomb, and Assault: One Bomb.

Operation: Blue Team ⚔️ Operation: Forerunner

Operation: Frontlines launches today. #HaloInfinite

🌷 Spring Update

• Operation: Frontlines (February 4)
• Operation: Blue Team (March 11)
• Operation: Forerunner (April 8)

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I really liked the idea of a stats summary in the bottom-right corner of the COD loading screen, so... I decided to update the pregame lobby overlay.

Seasonal Playlist Stats: ✅

Clip by Zeny IC, playing Halo Infinite | Xbox Clips & Screenshots Clip uploaded on 01/25/2025 - XboxReplay, all your Halo Infinite clips in one place.

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Ranked: Squad Battle 👀

💥 Oops, Assault game modes are now available! Looks like someone let them drop a little early.

💥 Operation: Brute Force

Featuring two new playlists and a free 20-tier Operation Pass, Operation: Brute Force rounds out the Winter Update. You’ll have from January 7 through February 4 to unlock new customization and complete your free pass!

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Introducing Spartan Survivors 💥

Fight hordes of Covenant & Flood in this new game mixing Roguelike, Halo & Bullet Heaven for hundreds hours of mindless fun!

Made with the Community, for the Community and available soon for free 🎁

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Launching today, Snowball Fight will be playable across Snowbound, Snow Ground, and Snow Fire. #HaloInfinite

Kinda. But it wasn't perfect. bsky.app/profile/grun...

And it is :) That said, in order to make the object move, I unfortunately had to implement a loop that, every 0.1 seconds, repositions the object to match the player’s position.

Pleasure :)

Moreover, for performance reasons, many objects do not exist online. A simple example: the stools in the restaurant on Bazaar.

This works perfectly, right? However, in practice, and only online, the object remains in its initial position.

Ideally, a method to replace the player’s biped with an object would be the best solution. Such a method does exist on the C++ side, but it is not exposed on the Lua side.

1. Create an object (in Halo Infinite, this object must exist in the map’s tag list).
2. Make the player invisible (object_hide).
3. Attach the created object to the player so it follows their movements.

Of course, this is a very simplified explanation.

Some exposed methods don’t behave the same way locally as they do online. For instance, a method called object_attach allows you to attach object A to object B. Taking the Prop Hunt mode as an example, you could:

For example:

- Anything related to vehicle physics = C++
- Anything related to events (medals, kills, etc.) = Lua

Aside from the game engine, which has undergone various iterations over the years (since Halo: CE), the core functionality is based on a “bridge” system between native code (C++) and Lua code (executed on the client and/or server).

I’m not familiar with Unreal, so I can’t comment on that, but this is mostly a case of technical debt.