Half life Alyx Zombie

I recently ported a zombie from Half-Life: Alyx into Halo 3, and it reminded me how much potential the modding scene still has in Halo: The Master Chief Collection. I need to start talking the truth about Halo studios/343iThe community is still here, still creating, still experimenting with new ideas. Mods like this show that Halo MCC can continue to evolve if the right tools and support are provided.

But the reality is that many of us in the community still feel like Halo MCC modding was left unfinished.

There were promises made about features that would help the modding scene grow much bigger:

• Higher player count servers (up to around 60–70 players options) believe it or not even at the time 343 industries mention from their mouth they wanted to increase 60-70 player limit options but didn't happen

• Proximity voice chat

• A proper public modded server browser

• Better AI syncing for mods

• increasing props limits

These features would completely transform what modders can build. Imagine large scale battles, survival modes, custom horror maps, or fully unique game modes running on public servers.

Right now, modding mostly stays within small private lobbies. With the right tools, Halo MCC could become one of the greatest sandbox platforms in gaming.

Microsoft is already a multi-billion dollar company so why want more money?. Sometimes it feels like decisions are made purely around profit, I understand its business just give us that stuff on that from that Wishlist and nothing else, but the Halo community has always been about creativity, passion, and long term support. Life is too short to think only about money.

If future Halo projects struggle or if new releases don’t land the way fans hope, there is still a massive opportunity waiting inside Halo MCC. Supporting the modding community again would breathe new life into the franchise and bring people back together. If no one doesn't speak up, we will have to speak up

Halo Studios should step back in and help expand what already exists. The community is ready, I really care about the community and modding. The creativity is already there. We modders like to develop really cool stuff for the community. Come on Halo studios make it happen. And remember let's not pull out these excuses "ohh Increasing the player count is not like flipping a switch." These employees work on this for a living, and most of them have access to the source code. There should be no more excuses why they can't.

We just need the tools.

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