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"They let me pick... did I ever tell you that? Choose whichever Spartan I wanted. You know me. I did my research. Watched as you became the soldier we needed you to be. Like the others you were strong and swift and brave, a natural leader. But you had something they didn't. Something no one saw but me. Can you guess? Luck."
—Cortana to John-117
Posted by: Hylebos
Think of it this way:
A reason why Halo is so successful is that it appeals to the casual gamers, you pick up a controller, grab weapons, run around and shoot things. Its very simple, and yet these simple rules yield very chaotic "wtf" moments that keep people coming back.
Not all these casual players own a mic, and you really need a mic to do well in a squad based game. Thats just why I think its unlikely.
The squad system is not that complex or advanced.. Its really quit simple..
Example:
1.Please select ( or what ever other button) to bring up list and squad list. Press A to see more info and say Y to join.
2. The first person to join/create is squad leader. others join/leave. But if the squad leader leaves the person with the highest rank/ or the first to join get the leader.
( This method would be simular with commander)
3. Then you see objectives ( Attack here- defend here- etc.) on your hud indicated by symbols.
Also, you are not forced to join a squad- they are there to make teamwork better, and make games go better for your team. ( and if your really going well, you make the other team game go worse)