| yo_john117 said: So here are my reasons 1. There is absolutely no leading on with the DMR or any other long distant weapon, which is arguably one of the hardest things to master in Halo 3. I've noticed 5-shotting in Halo Reach is far far more easily done then 4-shotting in Halo 3 was. 2. The reticule bloom in Halo Reach just doesn't really work that well-the majority of people that i've gone up against will just spam the trigger of the DMR or needle rifle, it may take them more shots to kill you but they can do it in roughly the same time as you can pull off a 5 shot....and i've had people spam kill me with the DMR or needle rifle half way across the map on hemorrhage. 3. Armor abilities make it easier to get lucky kills if your a noob- herp a derping, armor lock herp a derping, and many many more. Now don't get me wrong Halo Reach is a fantastic game but lets not kid ourselves....the game just doesn't take quite as much skill as Halo 3 did. Thoughts? |
I quoted you to get your attention. I'm about to post a link to a thread I started discussing FPS game play tactics. I don't want to steal any momentum from your discussion here so sorry if I do :)
This thread got me to thinking about the whole idea of what constitues "cheap" game play and I started this thread http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=118117&page=1&str=86661885# to anyone who wants to join in.
I LOVE paying for Xbox Live! I also love that my love for it pisses off so many people.
