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The cursor seemed to stop when my mouse stopped.

Testing by myself in a custom game, I couldn't detect this inaccuracy. I've seen scattered complaints online about the mouse controls on PC, suggesting they aren't pulling in raw input data and have some lag or acceleration, even with acceleration disabled. With the custom game browser, it'll be just like the old days. There’s adjustable mouse acceleration and smoothing (off by default) and sensitivity, raw input, and dedicated controls for machinima creators.įorget matchmaking. The rest of the control settings are equally great on the PC. Likewise with Control to crouch, which I rebound to C in pure defiance of Evan’s moratorium. I found the dash move, a quick jetpack burst, tough to trigger on the Caps Lock key when I was already holding sprint to run, so I bound it to a mouse thumb button.

Fire and aim are on left- and right-click, while a mousewheel swipe down or the Q key swap weapons. The default keybindings are smart and easy to grasp, with only a couple exceptions. I may barely remember how to play Halo without a controller and aim assist, but after joining a few custom matches I can easily say Halo 5 plays like it was built for the PC. You can consider Forge, then, to be 343 Industries’ test run to see how a Halo title can work on PC.Forge is two things: a robust mapmaking tool with new controls for the mouse and keyboard, and a custom game mode for playing on Halo 5’s official multiplayer maps and player creations. With the Halo franchise being a staple for Microsoft, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Halo 6 made its way to both the Xbox One and PC when it’s announced in the future. However, the feature works only on specific Microsoft titles. At E3, Microsoft announced its Xbox Play Anywhere feature, which would give you the PC version of a game if you bought its Xbox One version and vice versa. However, the release of Forge does signify a step towards future Halo titles on PC. The fact that the full Halo 5: Guardians title isn’t coming to PC is a bummer, to be sure. The PC version also supports 4K, as evidence by the “Ultra” column, but you will have to put down a sizable investment in order to play the game at the high resolution. It’s strange that the spec sheet didn’t include specifics on AMD-based CPUs and GPUs, but you can always check our list of CPU and GPU hierarchies in order to see the AMD equivalent. Windows 10 Anniversary Edition (Version 1607 or later) Intel Core i7-4770K (3.5 GHz, Haswell) or AMD equivalent Intel Core i5-3570K (3.4 GHz, Ivy Bridge) or AMD equivalent Intel Core i5 (2.3 GHz) or AMD equivalent