Rose Colored Glasses - Take them off.

Having played each MCC game on its original console, as well as the MCC collection back in 2014, I stand qualified to say that 343i has less than no intention of fixing anything in the PC release, as the bugs present were never fixed in the XBox release.

MP is broken, SP has game-breaking issues for many people (thankfully, not me). While I'm enjoying the campaigns, I can't recommend the game with multiplayer as broken as it is and 343i's track record.

If you buy a brand new car to discover the windows don't roll down (even though the owner's manual says they do) and one headlight out, do you fix these things yourself (you could, they're both simple issues that don't break your car), or do you reach out to the dealer or manufacturer and expect them to make it right?

Stop with the "it's good enough for now, as long as you promise to fix it, even though you'll have no actual obligation to fix it" nonsense. It begets more of this behavior from developers.

Rose Colored Glasses - Take them off. Having played each MCC game on its original console, as well as the MCC collection back in 2014, I stand qualified to say that 343i has less than no intention of fixing anything in the PC release, as the bugs present were never fixed in the XBox release. MP is broken, SP has game-breaking issues for many people (thankfully, not me). While I'm enjoying the campaigns, I can't recommend the game with multiplayer as broken as it is and 343i's track record. If you buy a brand new car to discover the windows don't roll down (even though the owner's manual says they do) and one headlight out, do you fix these things yourself (you could, they're both simple issues that don't break your car), or do you reach out to the dealer or manufacturer and expect them to make it right? Stop with the "it's good enough for now, as long as you promise to fix it, even though you'll have no actual obligation to fix it" nonsense. It begets more of this behavior from developers.