343 Industries will allow players to enjoy community mods, although they have not announced official support.
It has been delayed for months, but 343 Industries is about to launch Halo Reach, scheduled for December 3. The title will not be launched with support for native mods, but the study will make it easier for players to install them, as it will allow the option of deactivating anti-ramp measures. They have confirmed it in a Reddit thread, in which developers have revealed that we can modify the campaign and custom modes.
Anyway, the developers recommend making a backup copy of the files in order to be able to change from the modified version to the original one. For multiplayer modes, of course, the use of mods will not be tolerated, as in the case of Red Dead Redemption 2, since playing with them activated is considered a trap. Rockstar Games punishes offenders with immediate expulsion.
Support for official mods? Nothing confirmed
Although Halo Reach is not going to include support for launch mods, it does not mean that in the future it will not be implemented. Even so, 343 Industries has not confirmed it at any time. The only thing that has dropped is that they will continue to improve the game once launched.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection went on sale on Xbox One several years ago. However, for adaptation on PC, developers have opted to take things easy and publish versions that are up to the task. Therefore, all titles in the collection will be published in a staggered manner, with Halo Reach as a debuting game. At the beginning of the year, it will be your turn Halo: Combat Evolved, which does not have a date, but will have a beta at the beginning of the year.
The next video games to launch will be Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST and Halo 4.
