Brian Jarrard of Bungie also says you’ll face the hardest challenge ever with Reach’s Legendary difficulty coupled with four-player co-op.
This means that enemies don’t just remain static in their challenge to you if more people join for some action-packed co-op. They won’t only get more damage resistance either warns Jarrard, because they’ll start to use cover a lot more and use their smarts.
Halo: Reach doesn’t support drop-in or drop-out co-op like its predecessors, so you must decide on your group of chums prior to firing up a chapter. Online Firefight co-op though will allow for drop-outs but still keeps drop-ins off the menu.
Halo: Reach releases exclusively on Xbox 360 September 14th.
