HappehNinja

People like to play with easy-to-win methods. There will be "noobs" in almost any video game that you can find. The only way to come around them is to examine their methods and to look for a way around them. Another way is to join them, but I wouldn't bother doing so.

Howdy there partner! Welcome to the community. I'm also looking forward for the FileShare gadget! Hopefully that thing will be up and running soon.

Mine's the Xbox. It has Halo of course! If not, I'd say the Super Nintendo Entertainment System!! That console was simply the best (if not the N64...).

Gee man, I don't know. Perhaps it's a problem with the mic port? You can always carefully, un-screw your controller and check for any problems. You might also try with a different headset to see if you get the same results.

Congratulations, buddy! I hope you gets tons of bacon to celebrate with.

Howdy there partner! Welcome to the community! I bet you'll be a fine addition on this group of friendly people. Whenever you need help or questions to be solved, you can always leave a thread, ask on the shoutbox, or leave a message. Feel free to ask any of us, even me.

Cool, man. Thanks!!

You are really lucky with the Ghost!! Nice

Yeah!! Good going!! Bro Hoof!!

I saw this foul deed earlier... I really dis-approve this kind of behavior. The foul act of ruining other's clean fun, shouldn't go un-punished.

Having skulls on Reach and Halo 4 would have been really fun, even if it was done just once. I hope they get the same idea running for Halo 5, not just the terminals.

If this is true, that doesn't seem pretty fair now, does it?

Hello, guys. I bet you guys know about a game that came out after Halo 3 ended called "Halo 3: ODST". The game was about this particular ODST squad that got scattered during the events of Halo 3. As most of us know, the events of ODST also took place on New Mombasa(?) on Earth. Perhaps this has been mentioned before, but I wonder if we will ever see a what happened next after the ending sequence of ODST. Actually, wouldn't it be great if we could get a sequel to this gem?

Of course some people will. After all, even Halo 3 still has some life in it up to this day. Plus, the game is really, REALLY fun. Though, I didn't like the handicap of having help on the campaign...

Beats me, but it would be pretty interesting, now that you mention it, to have another look on the ODST squad's story. I would totally like to see a second installment (Though, if it does get another installment, it should include matchmaking).

I barely got a year on the Xbox 360 console, but I would say I got like 15k. I really don't care much about the GS, but I would try achievement hunting if the game doesn't have Multi. I rather sit back and have some fun with others.

... So yeah, I'ma share a little something while I'm at it. Here's the starters: Human X DMR - Good at mid-range to long. X BR - Good a close-range to mid. X AR - It's supposed to be good a close-range and a little on mid. X Magnum - Pretty good for a secondary accuracy weapon. X Frag - I use them all the time. They roll a bit. Covenant X Carbine - Needs buffing, other wise it's horrible. X Storm R - Definitely needs buffing. X Plasma P - Sometimes it gets the shield off. Good for detaining incoming vehicles. Not good for killing... X Plamsa G - I'm not good with them, but I heard that they are pretty efficient. Forerunner Light R - Pretty good, but apparently good enough to make people hide after their shield's gone... Suppressor - Wow... it's better than the AR (in my opinion), though it's accuracy is a bit tuff. Bolkshot - Should be nerfed right away. This secondary is almost a staple. Pulse(?) G - It's a joke.

Like probably some of the others stated, you must complete the Legendary campaign .. Solo or Co-op. Personally, I didn't find it that hard, it just requires patience and some skill. I barely died two to three times on some missions. Best of luck, buddy. P.S: The real challenge is to beat the game with all skulls on... bummer.

Not really. Some challenges can take up a pretty good amount of time... The exp is pretty fair, and not everyone plays Spartan Ops. Also, the players who "AFK" is simply part of the experience, and if you think that it's necessary, you can always submit a player review accordingly.

Sacrifices need to be made some time, Broken Arrow. Besides, it's too early to throw some speculations about what direction the next game is going to take. Who knows? Perhaps Cortana's death was meant for a greater good (she saved Master Chief) or for the unfolding of the events of the story.

Of course it's awesome. Mine Craft is a really fun experience. Though, even if it's out-dated, I prefer the commodity of playing with a controller, hence, the Xbox: Version. Even so, I still find the original PC version just as good.

I am thrilled about the idea of making a new and improved round of next generation consoles. I would personally go for microsoft, since the xbox 360 was such a great success. However, I believe that it is too soon even for the mention of such consoles. The current generation should still go on further.

Well, I acknowledge your opinion and I think that it should be respected and argued with. I believe that you are right, when it comes to playing as an elite again and for the possible return of the Arbiter. Dual-wielding is not necessary, but I believe that it was very fun, and should be considered. Besides this, you seem to mostly speak about experiences that you had with the game. We all have experience, and they are similar and/or different. You did great with the Topic, you just have to think it through and edit it before posting it. I too, am new to the forum society. You can always, though, share your experiences with the game within the forum. Good work. It is always important to try new things, and you have expanded your experiences further on bydoing so.

Hello, everyone. This is my first topic here, so go easy on me. I have been playing Halo 4, since it's release and found it to be a very fun experience. It's all good. The campaing, spartan ops, and the matchmaking. Everything. But something in particular on matchmaking caught my attention. Most players preffer to use precision weapons over fully automatic weapons. Not that I dislike presicion weapons, for I also find them to be convinient and acknowledge their upper hand on the battlefield. It's just that I find that some weapons are not giving their full potential at their field, thus they make most precision weapons a strong choice. Which are these weapons that fall back? Well, just as the tittle suggests, the weapons are the following: Assault Riffle & Storm Riffle The assault riffle and the storm riffle. Weapons made to fight from medium range combat, and ment to destroy from close-quarters. Of course, these weapons don't fare well on long distance battles. Most should be aware of this. However, when these weapons encounters certain precision weapons on it's field of effeciency, they falls back. The suppressor, in my opinion, doesn't seem to have this problem. If I were to make a suggestion, these weapons should have a slight boost on their damage. Nothing too substancial, just a bit to make the difference, since they have a good fire rate. Covenant Carbine The convenant carbine is a great weapon. It shares the same advantage as the other precision weapons. The weapon has a great fire rate in contrast with the other two precision weapons, but it's fire-power, is greatly cut-off in return. This weapon doesn't seem to fare well in the battlefield, but with a little boost on it's fire power, it should be balanced with the rest. Again, it should not be given a great amount of fire-power, because the weapon has the advantage of speed over the other two precision weapons, it just need a slight boost. Besides, this matter, the game itself is a pretty good addition to the series. I would like to thank 343 and all of those in the making for keeping this legend alive. Well done.