MS are developing a hardware-light console exclusively for game streaming, and they intend to eliminate the latency you'd get on current/prior stream services by balancing it between local and cloud processing

Make your weapon sway more, but still, controllable. People without experience with firearms probably have shakier hands, less steady aim, probably can't handle heavier weapons for long, but it's not like they have fucking parkinsons disease which makes a bullet veer off 60 meters to the left. It'll be harder to control and manage, but not directly take away your input and make it RNG.

Halo 5's multiplayer was really great. High mobility, tons of weapons, vehicles, and customizations. The Warzone game type allowed for big battles, close finishes, and a really good mix of PvP and PvE that they continually refined with free DLC and patches. I easily played it for a full year, but towards the end they ran out of ways to continue the game's longevity. Halo 5's campaign was an insufferable waste of space. -The storyline was hyped up with tons of lore and then pooped out on a paper plate. It delivered on none of the promise, was pumped full of filler, and continued to insult the original trilogy -Level design pandered mostly to the silly gameplay additions which made more sense in multiplayer than singleplayer -Enemies were okay. The new enemies are pretty shitty compared to the flood, and like everything else seemed to be more about style than substance