On a post on the Halo community website, Bungie revealed details about new updates coming both this week, and events coming this summer. This included the results of the Team Area challenge that’ll come to the Pro Leagues this Summer. You can read the full breakdown for the Team Arena update here:
“After weeks of internal testing, feedback from the Team Arena Summer Preview playlist, and multiple rounds of feedback with Pro League teams, we’ve locked on final map layouts as well as map and game type combinations for Team Arena and the HCS Pro League. As of today, the Team Arena playlist will reflect the official HCS Pro League maps and game types.
The following game types will be played for the start of Pro League. As a note, extensive testing was done with the Assault game type, and at this time it has been determined that the game type could use some extra tuning before being integrated into Pro League play. The multiplayer team will continue working with Pro League teams on feedback and updates for future consideration.
Team Arena / HCS Pro League Summer Season game types:
SLAYER
1. Truth
2. The Rig
3. Coliseum
4. Regret
5. Eden
6. Plaza
CTF
7. Fathom
8. Coliseum
9. Stasis
10. Truth
STRONGHOLDS
11. The Rig
12. Eden
13. Empire
14. Plaza”
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