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Many reviews, both positive and negative, miss the mark and are based on lord knows what. Please be aware that when someone below talks about the game being "fine now," they're casuals who don't know what they're talking about. There are still plenty of negatives about the MCC. You can't even party up after a match, for example. They've only just started to implement a games browser TODAY. The SBBM/hidden CSR will screw good players. The game is designed to shoehorn good players into games with bad players in order to let newbies feel like they are contributing. The game is designed to enhance the experience for new players at the expense of experienced ones. That's why many of the reviews here FROM new players are overwhelmingly positive. Halo is fun but don't fall for anyone's shtick about perfection in the MCC. It's definitely flawed, if you're looking to play a lot of multiplayer.

K guys we get it, you like Harry Potter lol. The amount of alaaaaaarmingly out-of-touch praise for every single aspect of what is an objectively buggy and somewhat low-fi graphical experience (which is fine) is breathtaking. It really seems to break down like this: if you're obsessed with Harry Potter, you WILL like this game. If not, it's a 50-50. If you're somewhere in the middle and hold it up against other, similar aRPG experiences, it wins in some areas, and loses in some others. Don't believe the overwhelming number of reviews praising this as a masterpiece. It literally objectively isn't, in a number of ways. It's very good, though, especially if you're into Potter already.

Anyone who says this is a "good show" has such poor standards, their internet connections should almost certainly be taken away. It is poorly edited, written, lit, acted, conceived, scored, paced, and any number of other objective measures you can think of. It is roadkill. Shame on any self-proclaimed Halo fan who gives this a pass. Be ashamed of yourselves.

People are actually saying this felt like Black Mirror, lol To those people: please, refrain from ever sharing your opinion on anything again. Unplug your machines, use your phone for calls/alarms only, and just stop. There are *zero* similarities between the two products, other than the fact that somewhere, at some point, someone uses something electronic. It has the same amount of things in common with black mirror as an average hour of C-Span. Please, PLEASE go away.