Halo World Championship 2022 is the first professional competition season on Halo: infinity. From December last year to October this year, eight competitions will be held. But just as halo: Infinity has faced various problems since its release, halo world championship has also encountered some problems and minor disputes.
The latest example is related to Tyler "Spartan" Ganza, a player of HCs team in Halo: infinity. He recently claimed that he was fined for roast about the status of Halo: infinity.
On May 4, local time, Spartan published a series of tweets on twitter that strongly roast about the status quo of Halo: infinite. Spartan described the latest update to halo: infinity as "the worst update to date" and he can no longer maintain 343. According to Spartan, "Halo: Infinity" has become "impossible to play" so that he "can't even finish his work". In a follow-up tweet, he called on 343 to provide repair updates immediately.
A day later, Spartan sent a message that he had been fined, but he continued that he would not apologize to anyone and insisted on everything he said. Spartan did not mention more details of the fine, so it is unclear what caused the halo world championship to make this decision, and how serious the penalty is.
Although it seems that Spartan was fined for roast's halo: infinite game, it may also be due to the improper language and tone he used in roast, or the way he interacted with other Twitter users. Many of the contents released by Spartan on the same day are considered to be inconsistent with the identity of a professional player, whether or not this is a roast about halo: infinity.