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Magdelena - A Perfect Circle

Threw a plasma grenade aimlessly over the hill in Valhalla and stuck someone on the other side. Threw an energy drain onto the man cannon in Valhalla and knocked down a Banshee. I launched myself via said man cannon and stuck the ******* while soaring through the air. On Sandrap, I was about to laser a warthog with two people inside (think a flag carrier too.) But another guy in a different warthog drove up behind him out of nowhere the second the laser went off and I lasered both warthogs at the same time. Sticking people always feels good.

Killing in the Name of - Rage Against the Machine

Xbox 360: GTA IV Halo 1, 2, 3, ODST, Reach. Unreal Tournament III Jet Set Radio PS2: GTA: San Andreas Soul Calibre III Kingdom Hearts II Guitar Hero I Wii: Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Super Mario Galaxy Mario Kart Wii Pokémon Battle Revolution Animal Crossing City Folk Gamecube: F-Zero GX SSB Melee Animal Crossing WWE: Day of Reckoning 1 & 2. Custom Robo Pokémon Colloseum Tony Hawk American Wasteland Tony Hawk Underground 2 Mario Party 5 & 6 Super Mario Sunshine Super Monkey Ball 2 Mario Kart Double Dash!! GBA/NDS Pokémon Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, LeafGreen, Diamond, White, SoulSilver. Animal Crossing Wild World Fire Emblem N64: Perfect Dark Road Rash 64 Vigilante 8 Diddy Kong Racing Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 Super Smash Bros. Snowboard Kids Pokémon Stadium Conker's Bad Fur Day WWF Wrestlemania 2000 & No Mercy.

Halo 4 GTA V.

I actually like the Sandbox color scheme more. Everything's perfectly visible.

Yeah. The massive, bright blue sky doesn't help either. Too much dual coloring on forged maps. The reticule sometimes blends in with the sky making it difficult to aim. And with all the grey, some objects blend in with each other.

They're usually the ones who wasted their time trying to kill you only to have it ruined by AL.

Calling people poor sports because they want to quit for a good reason? I've played games in BTB where I was literally the only person on my team going against the entire opposite team. I couldn't move. I couldn't shoot. Wraiths hovering around waiting for me to spawn. What is the point of playing this match? Just to watch myself get killed every time I spawn? How is this fun? Does quitting a game like this really make me a poor sport? I play BTB to play with a team, not alone.

I just hope everything isn't grey/blue and ugly like in Reach.

Yes, let us create our own emblems... I'm fine with the color options now, but if there are more, that would be cool. More visor color options...

Whoever feels like they need to buy accounts deserve to get punched in the face. I'm okay with any ranking system. Just as long as the gameplay itself is good.

Yeah, I agree with you though man. It'd be cool. It's just I think if someone leaves a game, that's just it. There's really no way to tell why they quit.

Recognize between turning off the system and a power outage? Oooookay, lol. Anyway, what happens to you happens because they need extra zombies to "balance" the game. If all but one zombie quit and nobody replaced them, you can bet that one zombie will have a very difficult and frustrating time trying to infect people. You just happen to be the unlucky one to be the replacement. It happens to me too. Sometimes I go entire games without being human and vice versa. I don't think this is a good reason to remove the entire gametype from Reach, especially since Infection has been around since Halo 2. They could change a few things, like refine the kill barriers. I still see people standing in ridiculous areas.

I don't hate Reach, it just totally sucks ass compared to Halo 3. And I know how to counter AL, but I can still hate it too.

I used to play Scatman John and Christmas songs over the Mic to annoy people haha. Never got banned.

Yeah, it's so messed up. Halo 4, just slap the 2 betrayals = boot policy in every gametype.

Valhalla, Sand Trap, Guardian, and Even Rat's Nest. Valhalla is great because of the layout and spawn points. And the fact that equipment and weapons spawned at the base, where you can grab it right away, potentially helping you take down a Wraith or Banshee waiting nearby. Unlike in various maps in Reach, where you have nothing to counter those vehicles circling the spawn points, leading you a near instant death. And at least you had the ability to spawn on the other base, away from vehicles. Anyway, Sandtrap is one of my favorite maps. It was a huge map, not complicated, Spartan Lasers and trip mines on each side, allowing for great anti-vehicular support. Maps like that would be great.

I didn't realize how complicated something like that was. I don't know anything about codes or whatnot. I just hope they fix it for Halo 4.

I wouldn't say too small. More like too freakin' cramped with **** and hard to navigate.

The booting system does need to be fixed. There's always a guy just randomly killing other players for no reason and doesn't seem to get booted.

Sure, Master Chief survived from falling from orbit. But if we incorporated that durability into gameplay, we'd never die and vehicles would be a waste of disc space.

Halo 3 has terrible graphics? First time I ever heard that, considering the graphics on Reach are not much better. Kill without aiming? How so? I always had to aim the gun to kill someone... Strange.

General, don't really care to get higher, since I have all the armor I want.

I guess with Reach, people aren't as interested in the game enough to buy maps. With H3, everyone bought maps.