With these changes to Firefight, players can now recreate the ‘Network Test 1’ PvP Generator Defense experience from the original Halo: Reach multiplayer beta. “This simply provides more flexibility for custom Firefight games and we hope to see some awesome modded Firefight maps that really take advantage of the expanded player count too!” Jerpbak said. And 343 does not expect to change the player counts in the Firefight matchmaking playlists “at this time”. Jerpbak said the enemy count and difficulty do not scale with the player count in Firefight (“though we think Legendary eight-player Flood Firefight is a blast”). Now Firefight is in the CGB, 343 is increasing its max player count from four to eight. This also means Firefight makes its debut in the Custom Games Browser, so players can create, browse for, and match into Firefight CGB sessions as they can with multiplayer sessions. “Firefight matches tend to last longer than multiplayer matches,' 343 software engineer Dana Jerpbak said in a post on Halo Waypoint, 'and now if you experience a connection hiccup during the match, you can seamlessly rejoin.' This means players can now join-in-progress, as well as use the match rejoin feature in Firefight matchmade games.

First up is the addition of a seamless drop-in-drop-out Firefight experience. The highlight here is Firefight, which gets a number of important improvements. The core update, the first for MCC in over six months, adds a significant amount of new content for the shooter, welcome quality-of-life tweaks as well as modding improvements.

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