@Selnor, even games like Ghost recall and such are too generic for my taste. They are more on the strategic end. But pretty much every character, can do every thing. And the weapons are so cliche'. It's still regular FPS stuff, just at a slower pace xD Those are even worse than halo or call of duty to me :P

So what you are saying is that you prefer games which make you use a certain type of strategy.

Wheras I like Halo 3 because I get the choice of the strategy.

In Halo Team matches. As a team we can decide to use the vehicles to our advantage, or maybe have some snipers for protection. What about grenadeers or ground assault men. A well coordinated, strategic team in Halo 3 will destroy a frag fest team in secondes. Seen this so many times.

I would rather choose my strategy as I play, rather than be set to a few strategies around healing, or constant vehicles etc. But thats where choice comes in and where you differ. If thats why you call Halo generic becasue it combines all those strategy games you mention and gives you choice, then I'll take generic any day of the week.

Thats why I dont play TF2 anymore. It got boring real quick.

@Selnor,

Kind of :P I like games where that part of it is emphasized on. The meat of the Halo experience has little to with all that stuff. That's my problem. The meat of the experience was geared towards the people who can just grab a gun and be golden. The stuff like vehicles and such were an aftermath. Sure a team that uses them will be much better off than one that doesn't :D But it's still just an aftermath. I love that constant "need" to think more intelligently. I enjoy the types of games that don't just result in "oh well let's see who gets to the rocket launcher first". And I love games that are based from the ground up to rely on these.

They still have all that standard FPS stuff, but they also have that extra layer that's essential to the gameplay.

Killzone will never be as popular as Halo, and only homophobes say Halo's Sci-Fi alien & lasers idea is gay.

No, no, no, you misunderstood: first, we aren't homophobes, second, Halo, aliens and lasers aren't gay, only Master Chief is, indeed he's the lost member of Village People!

nope

nope, no way, no how K2 kills halo.

there will never be a halo killer even though im a sony fanboy halo was epic

 Hell yes Halo is an Epic shooter. Gears 2 couldn't even knock it off of it's perch.

The more I look into this, I see that almost NO ONE uses "Halo Killer" unless someone is writing an article and asking if the game could be a Halo Killer.  In the three YouTube video comment section, "Halo Killer" is used ONCE, in reference to Killzone 2, with the person saying, "If Sony doesn't mess it up...".  There is a thing called "Godwin's Law" which stated that as a thread goes on, the probability of Hitler being stated approaches one, and a correlary that states that the moment this happens, then the thread will soon die.  The reason for this thread dying is that the moment someone uses Hitler as an insult, they have gone over the line.  

I may propose here a "HK's Law" that states, the moment a FPS is discussed on consoles, the longer it is discussed, the probability of "Halo Killer" will reach one.  And the moment that Halo Killer is mentioned, the conversation would die, due to people realizing the discussion has gotten to be absurd, and the person is way too much of a fanboy.  I believe this is an unspoken law, and why people dare not state it, unless they are a raving fanboy, eventhough the secretly hope and potentially lust that Halo be supplanted as the top FPS franchise on consoles.