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Halo Developers: Please Stop Sending Us Pizza

It's no surprise that the Halo community is pretty thrilled right about now. And following the Halo: Master Chief Collection announcement, fans have been showing their gratitude by sending developers 343 Industries some free pizza!

Which is great! Except the developers had their pizza. But then the pizza kept coming.

Halo and pizza has a bit of a history. A few years ago as part of the Infinity Armory launch, a pizza-themed skin was added to Halo 5.

So ever since then, the Halo community has always had a bit of a love affair with pizza. And last week, a thread gained traction in the official Halo subreddit. "I will buy the first 343 employee that comments on this pizza if MCC for PC gets announced during the special announcement this month," it says.

So right on cue, moments after 343 Industries came through with their Halo: MCC announcement for PC, fans started sending pizzas. Lots of it.

And the pizzas kept coming.

Spoiler: tonnes of pizzas kept coming.

One fan helpfully suggested that people could donate the money instead to a nearby homeless shelter, rather than sending excess food that will probably get thrown out.

[Thanks, Game Informer!]

Comments

  • blakeavon @blakeavon

    Ah gamers, a really dim bunch sometimes, sure its a joke but it is real food being wasted, when some worse off people could make better use of it

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    • charlie_s123 @charlie_s123

      They could just keep it in a fridge and tell a shelter to come pick it up. They're not forced to throw it away.

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      • blakeavon @blakeavon

        there are strict food and hygiene laws that govern food donations, so yeah they kinda are being forced to throw it out if they cant eat it. (though being US who knows what crazy laws they have there state by state)

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        • charlie_s123 @charlie_s123

          Then they can put it in the fridge and take it home themselves.

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          • fiasco @fiasco

            Okay, their fridges are full and pizzas keep coming. Now what?

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            • Ramon Moffat Sosa Guest

              More fridges. Duh.

              2
            • charlie_s123 @charlie_s123

              Remove all non pizza items from the fridge to make more room and force consumption of remaining pizza.

              1
  • DeeK @deek

    Pizza does freeze and reheat pretty well (if defrosted and reheated in an oven).

    Time to start freezing some leftovers.

    1
  • fiasco @fiasco

    You want to show appreciation for the devs? Just. Buy the games. Just do that.

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