If you’re wondering whether you can play Halo 5 without updating, you’re not alone. There are a ton of people who have been wondering just that. The campaign mode is currently unavailable in the main game world, but you can still enjoy a 4K experience. But you’ll have to wait until it comes out as a secondary download or update. And since Halo 5 is already backward compatible with Xbox One X, you’re probably wondering if you can play it without an update.

Halo Infinite’s campaign is currently inaccessible from the main game world

One big complaint about Halo 5 is the lack of co-op. Previous games in the series have allowed you to jump back to any level you had previously completed and played on different difficulties. This time around, you’ll be stuck having to replay the entire 15-20-hour campaign in order to complete the game. While this is unfortunate, it does mean that the game is more immersive.

The storyline in Halo 5 is complex, and centers on a war between mankind and an alien race known as the Covenant. The Covenant worships the Halo rings created by long-dead Forerunners. Players will control the Master Chief, a cyborg super warrior, who was formerly named John. They will have access to an AI-based virtual assistant called The Weapon.

It will be a secondary download or update

There is an excellent chance that Halo 5 will be a secondary download, or at least an update, once the main game launches on November 20. This is because 343 Industries is hard at work developing new multiplayer content for Halo 5. The company has already released two free game updates since the game launched, Cartographer’s Gift and Warlock, and promises to release even more during 2016.

The second big update coming to Halo 5 is the Xbox One X version. Microsoft is reportedly planning on adding Xbox One X support to the game in a secondary download or update. The update is expected to add Xbox One X support, new multiplayer modes, and controversial changes to weapons and shields. It will most likely be released in the next few weeks. We’ll have to wait and see.

It will be a 4K update

While Halo 5 didn’t make it to E3 2017, it was still on the list of titles expected to receive an Xbox One X 4K update. The developer 343 Industries said today that the game will receive an update in order to run in 4K on the console. Currently, Halo 5 features dynamic resolution scaling, which ensures that the game runs at a consistent 60 frames per second. But when the Xbox One X launches in November, the game will be updated to take advantage of the new resolution.

The Xbox One X can deliver up to six times more resolution than the original Xbox One. As a result, Halo 5 will receive an upgrade that will bring the game closer to the ideal pixel count. In addition to supporting 4K, the game will also feature an updated version of the game’s engine. It will have the same graphical performance, but with an improved quality of detail. Xbox One X will also have a higher resolution display, which is a major advantage for gamers who are interested in playing the game on the console.

It will be available on Xbox One X

While the Xbox One X was not announced until August, a new update for Halo 5 is now available. The developers were hoping to release the update on the same day that the Xbox One X was released, but the launch date for the new console was pushed back a month. On Thursday, November 2, the update will begin rolling out and should be available by 12 PM ET. This update adds support for 4K UHD and improved texture definition and filtering.

In addition to supporting 4K resolution, Halo 5 will also run at 60 frames per second. The game’s developer, 343 Interactive, has acknowledged that this change was needed in order for the game to run smoothly on the Xbox One X. Currently, the game supports dynamic resolution scaling up to 1080p to maintain 60 frames per second. Eventually, Halo 5 will be backward compatible with Xbox One X without updating.

It won’t be available on PC

It seems unlikely, but Microsoft’s Halo franchise development director, Frank O’Connor, has confirmed that the next Halo game will not be available on PC without an update. He said that the company will focus on the MCC during the “winding down” of Infinite and on its next title, which is still in preproduction. Apparently, the MCC isn’t the right environment to port a game as ambitious as Halo, and isn’t particularly conducive to big-budget releases.

While 343 Industries has stated that the game will not be released on PC, recent datamines have led fans to believe that it could. For example, a recent leak of Nvidia’s GeForce Now database hints that the company could be announcing PC games, and Halo 5 was one of the games mentioned. 343i has yet to confirm whether Halo 5 will be coming to PC, but this doesn’t rule out the possibility.