One of the things Halo players have always latched onto is their multiplayer record and being able to dissect every game in detail through full game statistics, medals earned for a particular game, heat maps, match progression and more. Halo 2 and Halo 3 had private statistics APIs, which some developers were given access to before Halo: Reach was given a public API for use. Halo 4 lacked any kind of stats API and to the dismay of many players lacked a good interface for finding and exploring these stats. With Halo 5: Guardians, 343 is giving us back the public API. It’s currently in private beta testing with some eSports partners and previous statistic app developers like Halo Charts and Halo Tracker, but is expected to be available to everyone close to the game’s launch. From the Halo Waypoint announcement, the API will support the following:
- Service Record (Life-to-date stats for each player)
- Match History (Access to each match played)
- Carnage Report (Complete statistical breakdown for each player in a match)
It is unknown what specific information will be available from each category, but once the API goes public, we should be seeing more info from 343 and developers on the extent of the API’s support. Halo Waypoint will still have a fully-featured stats experience in addition to the public stats API.
With the anomalies happening in the outer colonies and ONI’s brash decisions involving her mission as FERO, Maya is becoming convinced that there is almost no one she can trust anymore. With the data chip in hand, she heads to a secret hideout where she’s stashed away Mashak Maradi, hoping he can make sense of the information. Maya opens up to Bostwick and as she does, begins to realize she needs to start telling the truth, not hiding in the lies of ONI. As Mashak digs up information regarding the events, a religious cult, 
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