Brian Franson

I understand that an update will allow me to access the specializations in the future, but who knows how long that will be. 343 has been dancing around the topic for about two months at this point, promising a "future update" that will fix everything.

I appologize for spamming this particular board then. Would you care to explain to me how I'm currently not capped if 343 is supposedly releasing an update to fix the issue?

To the Developers at 343, I, like so many people across the internet, am frustrated with your decision to withhold gameplay-affecting content from me because I was unable to play Halo 4 before November 20th and thus qualify for a specialization code. I have already spent $60.00 purchasing the game and an additional $20.00 to obtain an season pass for the DLC maps. My friends and I have spent literal days playing your great game and would love nothing more than to remain competitive by being allowed to progress and unlock the remaning Specializations and their respective upgrades. I wouldn't be upset if I was just missing out on vanity items, such as weapon skins and armor; however, I'm unable to access features that directly impact gameplay. I understand that you want to reward people for supporting your game early after release, but with content that can give them a direct advantage over people that were unable to make the early purchase? Seems like a poor business choice to me. All I'm asking, on behalf of frustrated consumers like myself, is to at least give us the option to give you more money for a feature that should have been available to everyone anyway. A Concerned Halo Fan, GT: TheFiddler28