343 Industries has confirmed that plans for microtransactions in Halo: The Master Chief Collection have been scrapped.
Back in June, it was introduced that 343 Industries can be trying to introduce the flexibility to buy Spartan Points in The Master Chief Collection. Spartan Points are used to unlock beauty gadgets within the recreation and are presently solely accessible by means of play.
At the time, it was mentioned that the microtransactions can be geared toward “players who are new to MCC, or who may not have dedicated much time specifically to unlocking items during the seasonal updates”, or “completionists looking to catch the last outstanding items they need”.
At the tip of final month, 343 Industries shared an replace saying “no decision has been made around the potential for purchasable Spartan Points being added as a secondary vector in the future,” however added that it does agree with gamers that the speed by which factors are earned must be improved.
In an replace shared earlier this week although, 343 Industries confirmed it has now scrapped plans for purchasable Spartan Points.
“We can confirm that we will not be further pursuing purchasable Spartan Points for Master Chief Collection,” began the publish, which went on to say how the studio are “looking to enact changes to the earn rates of Spartan Points and remove barriers that players have been facing.”
“The 100-point cap is being removed, retroactive points will be granted, and we will be making further adjustments to Challenges to make them more rewarding, along with bringing back Double XP Weekends.”
These adjustments are set to go stay in the course of the subsequent content material replace for Halo: The Master Chief Collection, which is due in November.
In different information, the PC launch of Uncharted: Legacy Of Thieves Collection has lastly been confirmed with the sport arriving subsequent month.
