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the one ring. but the white gold version. actually either version lol

44. a hard light shield ricochetting your tank cannon back at you

he's joining the spartan iv program. unsc gave existing spartan ii's and iii's the option to jump on board. n I think Mr 117 agreed

all your base are belong to us

why do this? there is no point in your post besides that of knocking down another member. just cause he uses invis doesn't give you the right to assume he's a camper, if anything the fact that he uses it with an ar means the opposite. it becomes easier to see the cloaked spartan as you get closer to it, and the ar's effective range is pretty close. the close effective range makes it easy to counter with a precision weapon, just don't get close and you win. so if anything it takes a different skill set to use it correctly. you need to use misdirection to close that gap. don't go in guns blazing. pick your time to attack the enemy group from a different angle, spraying bullets into the mass and throwing grenades

good idea! I'd be content having maybe 5-10 options for each of the three tiers. that'll give everyone a good number of combinations, but not so many that it becomes overwhelming to ever change

30. jacking a warthog as its driving off a cliff

on the contrary, smart jet packing can save your life. say you and a teammate are turning a corner together. you jet pack up while he stays down, forcing the enemy to shoot 2 distant targets rather than 2 close targets. increasing both your chances of survivability I've used it within the structures on harvest where the pillars divide the entrances. on those ramps going down, there's tall ceilings that stop then drop straight down. I've entered the room n jetpacked up into that corner where the enemy couldn't see me. then I dropped a grenade to greet em when they ran beneath me. however, when used improperly it can impair you more than help. like kids who panic n just hold the button down til they run out of juice. it makes you stick out like a sore thumb, even to enemies across the map from you. but I think those kids are doing that because they've been foiled by somebody else using that same tactic. so really it's just like any aa in the sense that if used properly it CAN save your life

can't call something better just because of sales. people as a whole tend to flock towards trends, not necessarily better products. I know a good number of people that started CoD and still play it cause that's where all their friends are. convincing said people to make the change to halo involves convincing their friends as well, and once someone's mind is made it's difficult to change it. similar to the iPhone vs android situation

I'm assuming a whole lotta ppl have been suckered into doing just that...they'll come to their senses someday

are you talkin about the lifts or the man cannons? in my experience the man cannons can be a lol screwy. you need to stay on the middle 85% of it for it to actual throw you you. if you hug too close or too far from the wall it's like the man cannon doesn't register that you're on it

I support halo changing as a series. games need to change their formula while keeping the same basic idea in tact. otherwise they WILL become forgotten. how many console games have survived multiple console generations worth of sequels and remained successful without changing things? to me the changes they made to halo 4 don't deviate too far from what halo actually ends up being. an fps in the future. besides, from an artists perspective, I'd rather spend years creating something that has the potential to change ppl's minds than spend a fraction of that time on the same thing they've been doin

wasn't he part of the group of kids that were kidnapped for the spartan program? now I know he's got cybernetics n all that techno jazz. maybe some gene splicing was done to him at a young age. not necessarily promethean, but something else

I think it's little things like that, that a beta like bungie did with reach could've fixed

I'd have to agree with others and say a lifetime ban is pretty extreme. sexism happens on Xbox live, just as it does in every other aspect of life. ya can't get someone arrested for making a sexist comment at a bar, you just walk away and ignore em if you don't like it. besides, where exactly is the line drawn of how sexist is too sexist? what if I'm playin oddball and tell a teammate "you throw like a girl"? does that mean I get a lifetime ban?