But I'm interested in seeing where the story goes. Halo 5 left us in a position that allows for a lot of potential when it comes to future story lines.

I'm also excited for the return of split-screen.

Also, the Brutes and Drones got a shout out in the last mission of Halo 5, so I'm hoping they show up.

Halo Wars 2 provides some interesting ideas for some new enemy variants and new vehicles that I think could work well in an FPS setting.

Speaking of HW2, I really hope that its art direction is an indicator that Halo 6 might also move back towards a Bungie-esque art style.

I'm also interested in seeing what sorts of graphical and other technical improvements might be seen when Halo 6 is being played on the Xbox One X. Halo 5 didn't exactly push any boundaries for graphics despite being an exclusive.

I'm also hoping Forge and Customs get more improvements, including proper support for actual classic gametypes like Race, Assault, Oddball, etc., that way we won't have to use all sorts of odd and complex scripting to get those things to work.

I'm also hoping that Warzone gets expanded on. Bigger, more open levels and a larger player count would be great. Basically, "Halo meets Battlefield" is what I think Warzone could and should be.

I'm also hoping that the gameplay gets slowed down a bit. Halo 5 was a bit too fast-paced for a Halo game. I like clambering, but maybe sprint needs a cool-down, or the Spartan Charge could be removed, or the thruster dodge could have a longer cool-down, or any combination of those things.

Halo 6 has plenty of potential to further improve on areas where Halo 5 was already good, to be an opportunity to fix some of Halo 5's downsides, and to take the story in exciting directions. But without any real information about the game (aside from split-screen coming back), there just isn't much to talk about aside from what we might want to see in the game.