Halo 5 forge install location

As well, ticket #4766483Posted on 08 May 24 at 18:24Prattalmighty said:zeldafanjtl said:Wish I hadn't been putting this off forever.Mochagosling4 said:I put in a ticket on Halo waypoint but more tickets for this would help.Can you link to where to open a ticket?+1The link is above, and for that link it asks to choose an issue and in the drop down menu you choose other titles , then select Halo 5 in the next boxMochaPosted on 08 May 24 at 21:05Can someone provide a description of the particular issue? I understand that it has to do with linking a screenshot to a map, but I haven't played Halo 5 Forge so I don't know exactly how to articulate it."You know what's funnier than 76? 77" - fabian907Posted on 09 May 24 at 05:19What's happening is that you can't link the screenshot on the map, you can't do this in Halo Forge or Halo 5 on Xbox for example, neither of them are working. When trying to link the screenshot, it keeps loading.Posted on 09 May 24 at 17:30Candreva21 said:What's happening is that you can't link the screenshot on the map, you can't do this in Halo Forge or Halo 5 on Xbox for example, neither of them are working. When trying to link the screenshot, it keeps loading.Thanks! I'll submit a report in my own words.It looks like the right category for a ticket is "Other titles - Bug Report." The disclaimer text makes it sound like reporting an outage won't flag it to the developers."You know what's funnier than 76? 77" - fabian907Posted on 13 May 24 at 18:18Got a reply from support. Hi zeldafanjtl, Thank you for reporting that you have not been able to link screenshots to your map in Halo 5: Forge. We have forwarded your report to our development team for further investigation since we do not have a workaround to share at the moment. If you have any additional details or media concerning this situation, don't hesitate to reply to this ticket with them since any information provided is crucial for the investigation. Keep in mind that media attached must not exceed 49 MB or, if you prefer, send this media through a link from sources like YouTube, Twitch, X, Reddit, etc. In the meantime, your ticket will remain open, and as soon as we have any updates or any fix to this issue, we

Halo 5 itself doesn’t seem to be coming to PC, but the developers have said they’d be bringing the sci-fi shooter’s sandbox editing mode, Forge, to Windows 10. Yesterday they announced the date: September 8. This mode will bring with it map editing and minigame-making using Halo’s bits and bobs, and has already been responsible for things like D-Days and mega beer pong on the Xbox Machine. But crucially, on the PC version, you will also be able to play 16-player custom multiplayer.Forge has been re-worked a little for PC, says 343 Industries, the idea being that mouse and keyboard will make the level creation process much easier. You’ll be able to host and play matches, share your levels and weird game modes with other players (both on PC and Xbox One), and download and customise other people’s silly Rocket League knock-offs. What it doesn’t seem to have is any matchmaking system, like there is on the Xbox. But the developers are also releasing a Halo PC app which “lets you quickly and easily find, download, and launch Halo games available on Windows PCs”. Precisely how that works, we don’t know, but it is launching alongside Forge in September.While tools like this grew out of the desire to give machinima makers more freedom when making silly videos set in the Halo universe, they have since come a long way. Now people are making whole game modes. Although I’ve yet to see the minigame which involves firing the Arbiter from Halo

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Forge was a big part of Halo 3, letting players create their own maps for multiplayer play. But it wasn't perfect, so for the upcoming Halo Reach, the developers at Bungie are reinventing the editor, crafting what's been dubbed Forge World.Forge World was revealed at the San Diego Comic-Con. It takes place in a massive open world, far bigger than even the biggest maps from any previous game. It consists of numerous regions, from wide open areas to tight indoor scenes. There's mountains, beaches, rocks, and even a small island offshore. In short, it's a big space to play in with lots of variety. The "Pinnacle" map built using Forge World.But arguably just as impressive and important as the scope is the way Forge World lets players place objects. There are three different modes for placing objects: normal, fixed, and phased. In normal mode, objects will act just as they did in Halo 3, dropping to the ground and reacting in a realistic fashion. In fixed mode, objects can be left suspended in the air, allowing players to create structures in the sky. Phased mode allows players to actually merge objects together to create something new.Given some of the incredible creations that came out of the original Forge, it's hard not to get excited about seeing what players will be able to do with the new tools offered in Forge World. You can get an early glimpse of the editor in action in this short Bungie documentary.Halo Reach will be launching on September 14 for the Xbox 360, both as a standalone game and as a console pack-in.