u/Broad-Mechanic4323

From what I understand, Activision has a long track record of issuing cease and desist aggressively against the modding community for Call of Duty. I would hope that they don’t have the same attitude towards the Halo modding community. With the potential CODification of Halo, the modding community might be the only thing left keeping real Halo alive.

No lie, this is a huge step in the right direction and in my opinion could save the game. I was originally a hater for this game but have been playing for the past month. Of course the game isn’t perfect as it is, but this is a major improvement. I just hope the game mode becomes a staple and we see more PvE only modes and possibly a story mode some day.

For context I’ve been serving in the Louisiana Army National Guard for almost 6 years now. My contract ends in January of 2027. During whenever I was in AIT, I developed ulcerative colitis but wasn’t diagnosed or really aware of what was going on with my body. I seriously thought it was from the horrible food served at the Navy base I was on. I was diagnosed right before my first ever AT, and for the last two years I’ve been fighting a medical discharge because of it. I have never been able to deploy because I’m “medically unfit”.

Would I be able to claim disability on this? And if I am medically discharged before the end of my 6 year contract, would I be eligible for veterans status to get benefits like the VA home loan, school tuition assistance, etc?