Nahum Smith

Yea, I did nothing differently. Turn xbox on, click on halo, play till I'm worn out, go to main menu, shut xbox off. I'm glad my achievements and rank haven't been reset, but it's just frustrating to have to unlock the whole campaign again. I hope the server updates are worth the trouble they're causing!

GT: DrQUARK Just turned the xbox on and my spartan has been completely reset. I'm still level 70, with all of my things unlocked and dlc armor still there, but everything in the armory as well as my spartan ID (emblem, stances, and service tag) has been reset to defaults, as well as all of my loadouts, with a yellow star by everything saying that it's a new item. This I could deal with, even with the frustration of setting EVERYTHING up again. However, the most frustrating thing is that my entire campaign progress has been reset. I can't even see any mission but "prologue", which says i haven't even beat it, and I had beaten the entire campaign on Legendary. While I still have the achievements, my access to campaign is now restricted without me going and playing the whole thing again. This precludes me from being able to get the current weekly campaign challenges without investing more time into the levels prior to "Infinity", something I had not planned on. This is very frustrating. I want to see my credit correctly displayed. When I clicked on War Games, the introductory video also played. I don't need an introductory video when the spartan they flash up on screen is max rank. Could someone please explain this or provide a solution?

Finally found a video accurately documenting kill-times of the 'ranged' rifles. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9cknUKURhc This is troubling. Could someone explain to me the advantage of choosing either the BR or the Carbine? Many of us have found BTB to have degenerated into a long-distance DMR campfest. As the DMR is superior over long range, and has a kill time lower than any of the others, save for the scoped light rifle, doesn't that constitute it as being slightly overpowered? The light rifle gives away the user's position with the beam of orange light, and as few walk around permanently scoped in, it doesn't constitute as overpowered in my opinion. However, the DMR consistently preforms better than the BR or Carbine, and I feel, because of the prevalence of its use in BTB, something should be done about this.

Finally found a video accurately documenting kill-times of the 'ranged' rifles. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9cknUKURhc This is troubling. Could someone explain to me the advantage of choosing either the BR or the Carbine? Many of us have found BTB to have degenerated into a long-distance DMR campfest. As the DMR is superior over long range, and has a kill time lower than any of the others, save for the scoped light rifle, doesn't that constitute it as being slightly overpowered? The light rifle gives away the user's position with the beam of orange light, and as few walk around permanently scoped in, it doesn't constitute as overpowered in my opinion. However, the DMR consistently preforms better than the BR or Carbine, and I feel, because of the prevalence of its use in BTB, something should be done about this.

Finally found a video accurately documenting kill-times of the 'ranged' rifles. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9cknUKURhc This is troubling. Could someone explain to me the advantage of choosing either the BR or the Carbine? Many of us have found BTB to have degenerated into a long-distance DMR campfest. As the DMR is superior over long range, and has a kill time lower than any of the others, save for the scoped light rifle, doesn't that constitute it as being slightly overpowered? The light rifle gives away the user's position with the beam of orange light, and as few walk around permanently scoped in, it doesn't constitute as overpowered in my opinion. However, the DMR consistently preforms better than the BR or Carbine, and I feel, because of the prevalence of its use in BTB, something should be done about this.