| Has said: Speaking of online play, is it just me or is Halo 3 full of elite MLG players online these days? I've never been good at halo online, but I always found it super fun, so I enjoyed it even though I sucked (doing stuff like driving a mongoose to the other team's base to steal the flag and succeeding one in a thousand times is a lot of fun for me). These days I've been going online a few times and I always get absolutely crushed. Like 3 kills, 20 deaths. Like I said, I always sucked, but not that badly. Last time in capture the flag my team just kept getting spawn camped and we would die as soon as we spawned. It sucked all the fun out of the game. I got on the mongoose once or twice and got killed while still in the animation. Edit: I'm playing it on Master chief collection BTW |
The best time to jump into any online competitive multi-player is at release.
The longer it's out, the ones that stay in it for the long haul get better and have all player spawn locations, weapon spawn locations, maps, routes, pacing, and respawn times memorized by heart. If you decide to play longterm in a shooter, join with like minded souls and stick together. Once your group becomes accustomed to one another and operates like a well-oiled machine you can dominate more often. But yea, everyone doing MCC multi-player right now are the hardcores.
Another tip: Force yourself to play with the weapons that you are worst at and focus on other weaknesses. It sucks but it will help for overall improvement across all games.
I once was ranked in the top 80 worldwide for the Type 88 LMG in Battlefield 4 for about 2 weeks, but the amount of discipline and dedication it took to get there made it to where it wasn't fun anymore. If you're not having fun don't torture yourself.
...to avoid getting banned for inactivity, I may have to resort to comments that are of a lower overall quality and or beneath my moral standards.
