Halo Infinite's Multiplayer Is About To Get Much Better With New Playlists - Kotaku

Although Halo players are currently enjoying an early look at Infinite multiplayer ahead of the campaign launch on December 8, one of the biggest complaints from the community concerns the first-person shooter’s lack of playlists.

At the moment, the Halo Infinite multiplayer playlists include Quick Play (a mixture of various four-on-four game modes), Ranked (for super serious, no-radar competition), Big Team Battle (massive 12-on-12 skirmishes), and Bot Arena (humans vs. CPUs), a far cry from the offerings in earlier games.

343 Industries is also reportedly working on a Social Slayer playlist, which in 2007’s Halo 3 threw together peripheral squad-based modes like Team Slayer, Team Rockets, and more, but that won’t be ready until sometime next year.

Halo Infinite players previously voiced concerns about the multiplayer Battle Pass due to its (arguably) slow, unrewarding progression