By The Assembly
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The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.
Guess who's back? The Assembly with a brand new episode. As Eurich, Tom, and Xavier get rid of the dust off their mics, listen to the crew's rusty take on Halo Infinite's campaign.
*Disclaimer: this episode was recorded in March.
In this follow-up to episode 5, the Assembly crew continue their conversation about Halo Infinite's multiplayer launch. Gametypes, matchmaking playlists, the season battlepass, and progression are our main points of discussion. We're capping it all off with some final thoughts as we anxiously await the release of campaign!
*Disclaimer: this episode was recorded prior to 343i's initial updates to the battlepass and XP system.
The crew of the Assembly are waking up from 6 months of cryosleep to celebrate the long awaited launch of Halo Infinite’s Multiplayer! Tom, Xavier, and Eurich briefly recap what they’ve missed in the past couple months and share their initial reactions to the game—because it feels oh so smooth. They’re talking the entire sandbox including their joys and struggles. Heads up, Tom hates the Ravager.
Ever wondered what Pringles ASMR sounds like? Well this month on the Action Sack, the Assembly crew has your ears covered! Thomas, Xavier, and Eurich do a little taste test of the limited release of promotional Moa flavored chips put out by Pringles. Oh, and there are some cool bits about Infinite too if that’s your thing. Jokes aside, join the Assembly on this third episode as they discuss the new sounds of Halo Infinite from 343i’s March update, talk about the spiritual reboot of the series, and the Halo Wars 2 tie-in.
In their first episode, Eurich, Tom, and Xavier share their thoughts on Halo Infinite's art style changes and new details about the game's sandbox. Also, what do Craig the brute, dancing hunters, and Butterfinger candy bars all have in common? They're all in the Action Sack! Join The Assembly's very own three-man fireteam as they tackle turning Halo's fan-favorite playlist into a podcast.
Original Halo Soundtrack composed by Martin O'Donnell & Michael Salvatori. Rearrangement by Jafet Meza, Séamus Bradd & Robbie Johnson.
The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.