What the campaign stories will focus on is unknown at this point.
It’s very open ended making way for future DLC campaigns, which is confirmed by the season pass. For those who were disappointed in Halo 5’s ending there is good chance that you’ll be disappointed with this one, as the conclusion really resolves nothing and does nothing but leave us in suspense wanting some form of satisfaction but there really is none. The Campaign as a whole is pretty solid, with the game starting off with a strong intro that carries it throughout out the rest of the campaign. Another added bonus of this is that the Banished can be used a reentry point for the brutes back into the rest of Halo, only time will tell. Since the reception on the Promethean’s is a bit of a mixed bag, I think most people can agree that the Banished is a welcomed addition to the universe that also helps in expanding it. The introduction of another new faction into the Halo universe, in my opinion, is a great one. They face a new enemy known as the Banished, led by a brute named Atriox who is not only skilled and strong but is an incredible leader. Halo Wars 2 takes place 28 years after the events of the first Halo Wars in which the crew of the Spirit of Fire wakes up above the Ark. Anything talked about has already been revealed and this is simply my opinion of the Story. This section of the Halo Wars 2 Review delves into the story and as already stated, no spoilers are in it. Halo Wars 2 Story Overview and Thoughts (No Spoilers)
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