343 Industries is investigating reports of an issue where Halo Infinite downloads an incredible amount of data with each new multiplayer game, reaching close to 1GB.
Through Twitter, NicmeistaR shared his data consumption on the internet and says that the game uses between 305MB to 900MB of data, in each multiplayer game, which has raised concerns among those who play Halo Infinite and have data limits.
In light of concerns that playing Halo Infinite’s multiplayer for a few hours could max out the data cap for the month, the Halo support page on Twitter announced that the team has begun investigating these reports of Halo Infinite downloading extra data after multiplayer matches.
After promising improvements for August, the Halo support page on Twitter published a new message, 4 hours later, in which it reveals that improvements have already been made and showed that it reacted quickly to criticism that emerged from players worried about the consumption of their monthly data. of internet.
“The Halo Infinite team has released a substantive update that improves the amount of data downloaded after multiplayer matches,” said Halo support.
“This update is available and no download is required. The team will continue to monitor this issue and work on additional improvements for the August Drop Pod.”
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