I’m so glad Microsoft fell in love with PC gaming again. I’m way more interested in the first release of the custom game browser that lets players of Halo: Reach define rules for their own multiplayer match-ups. The usual tiered customisation options are part of the update, letting you colour your energy sword if you so desire. But in single-player it rolls a huge number of effects, like spawning enemies or planting trees. In multiplayer, it rolls its own damage between 1 and 200. On and on it goes, culminating in the D20 frag grenade. It has a wobbly sniper rifle that doesn’t zoom in, a sedan Warthog, a flame-thrower that's full of water. It’s a mod that undermines every single cool thing the game does. This is what I want brought over from the original modding scene. If you're into all that, you can grab them from Steam.Īnd now I get to talk about Cursed Halo. You don’t even need to own MCC, as the mod tools ship with a development build of the game.

'Sapien' is where you take all these tweaked terrors and place them in the level. 'Guerilla' lets you edit all the values or tags in the game, meaning you can change colours, weapon values, even what trees spawn in certain levels. There are a number of programs folded into the package. The tools are based on the Halo Editing Kit from the original 2003 release of Combat Evolved, so people familiar with that can start modding and porting content. They're only for the MCC's version of Halo: Combat Evolved but will enable you edit all the values in the game, should you be brave enough to mess with the Silent Cartographer’s glorious flow. Developers 343 Industries just released modding tools for the Master Chief Collection along with the season 7 update. Today is an exciting time for those of you who like Halo rebalanced, tweaked, or completely cursed.

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