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Heres a nice little post that i found searching old forums.
Posted by:Sword_Teabag12
This is insane, there is virtually no difference what-so-ever. They each have a little disadvantage and advantage, but nothing major! Here:
Spartan
Advantages
* Sword Lunge distance is a bit longer
Disadvantages
* Can be sniped from any angle, side, back, or front
* Ducks down not as far as the elite.
Elite
Advantages
* Cannot be sniped from the back.
* Ducks down lower
Disadvantages
* Sword Lunge distance is a bit shorter
* Easier to snipe from front/side.
Things that are the same
* All weapon using except the sword.
* The way they are controled
* Run the same speed
* Jump the same height
* Same HUD Setup.
* Same exact health.
* Hitboxes are the same.
* Basically everything in halo 2 other than the position of the head,ducking height, and sword lunge.
The advantages/disadvantages don't give much... lets see:
* Sword Lunge distance
Wow, its only like half a step futher. Not much distance when your running towards your enemy at full speed. You prolly take at least 2 steps a second. And even if it is longer, the elite can adapt, if the spartan lunges while then elite's target isn't red, it will turn red in half a second and then the elite can slash, they might go threw each other but now the elite can go get the spartan with a sword lunge.
* Sniping
Now here a kinda big difference, the elite can't be sniped from the back, but its easier for him to get sniped from the front. But a spartan can get 1 shot sniped from ANY angle. EVERY angle. You name it, 10 degrees, 20,35,50,65,76,82,97,170, any angle. But the elite can only be headshoted at 180/360 angles.
Spartan Hits
Elite Hits
* Ducking
This can mean a little. The lower you duck the more you are out of danger. Exampe: If theres a wall(like the one at the base in Accession(sp?), up top) A spartan may not be able to duck 100% behind it, while an elite can. Therefore the spartan can still be sniped, while the elite cannot.
THEY ARE ALMOST EXACTLY THE SAME.