Halo 5: Guardians is certainly one of the most awaited games scheduled for release this year. As some may already know, the upcoming title by 343 Industries has shown many good things about it for the past months, and with that, another one will be joining the list of feats which are made to turn the first-person shooter game into a full-on warzone-not that it hasn't been yet.
As reported by Coming Soon, Halo 5: Guardians was given a little feature that will primarily affect multiplayer in a different way. The particular content is known as the REQ System.will feature something a little bit different when it comes to multiplayer. That new content is the REQ System.
Delivered by Techno Buffalo, 343 Industries and Xbox showed a video that contains what sounds seemingly as that of Nick Offerman or better known as Master Chef. In the said clip, The Chef stands honorably to cover the REQ System; pronounced as the word "wreck", a shorter term for the word "requisitions."
There will be corresponding points that will permit players to purchase packs with a great array of features. Some of these attributes include being able to diversify your physical appearance and the privilege of super powered weaponry and boosts. With that, the boosts and weaponry are noted to be utilizable in the new Warzone mode but not in the competitive arena. Appearance cards are the only things that can be used for the Warzone.
Basically, the system accepts and can support Mictrotransations. For players who do not wish to acquire the REQ Points through playing, they can be purchased to buy packs. Though players will still need to play the game conventionally to be able to use them, those who purchase will be able to get the cards instantly.
According to Christian Post, Halo 5: Guardians revealed recently as to how the game will look like, with the 60fps at hand that improves the game drastically. This is one addition that will generally make Halo 5: Guardians a formidable threat to all first-person shooters of the generation-existing or upcoming.
343 Industries' Halo 5: Guardians is ready to launch for the Xbox One on October 27, 2015. Stay tuned for more updates before the nearing release of the latest installment in the Halo franchise.
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