- HaloTitan
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Posted by: ChEaTiNg ChAnG
I also need tips on team hardcore
Like I said man, same thing, you need to Control the power weapons, and control the map as well. I'll give you a breakdown of how my strategy goes, I'm not the greatest halo player but this strategy works most of the time.
1. As soon as the game starts gain control of the power weapons
*Sniper
*Rockets
*Sword
*Combo
*Etc.
2. You now need to meet up with your team, regardless whether or not you got the power weapons. Teamwork and communication is key to survival and winning.
2.1: You got all or most of the power weapons
*Have your team meet up in a place that you want to "defend", and spread out away from eachother, but not too far so they can get your back if you're in trouble.
*Let the other team come to you, especially when your in the lead. Sometimes players on the other team want to be the hero so they're wandering off by themselves, when this happens your team will be there to stop him/her.
*Try to make sure no one on your team is the "hero". Sometimes people get cocky when they're winning and run away from the formation only to get ganged raped by the other team. Often this can tear apart your strategy because you go one guy short, a guy who probably had a power weapon that the other team now has and will use against you. Just remember that it doesn't matter who gets the kill, as long as the point goes to your team.
*Be patient if you didn't get all the power weapons, use what you have and be cautious of that other sniper, or the person who happened to get rockets. Although you may out number them with power weapons, they may be better with the power weapons they do have.
2.2: You didn't get any/got some/or lost power weapons.
*If you didn't get any power weapons, you'll have to work as a team, traveling in groups of two is the best idea because it will require the other team to be wary. If you travel in groups of four it could cause the other team to focus on one general area and since they have all the power weapons, your basically screwed.
*Use your two groups of two strategically, if the team is guarding a certain area, attack at the same time in two different spots, it forces the other team to leave their back's unwatched or give you a better fighting chance because they're now focused on two areas of breach.
*Make sure you use your grenades, nothing is better than watching the sniper get blown up while he's trying to snipe your buddies. This is the best option you have while "charging" because it may distort their vision, throw them off guard, and maybe even kill them. If you kill at least two of their people and escape with a power weapon, then you just won that battle.
*If the team doesn't guard a certain area, then you have a better chance of success, when the other team travels with their power weapons they put themselves at danger because "YOU" can be anywhere. Travel in the groups of two and do your best to fight off their advances, remember, communication is important because they too can be anywhere.
*If you get some power weapons, use them to your advantage, distract the other team with it while the rest of your team sneaks up on them to steal the rest of the weapons back. Try to catch them off guard with grenades and steady fire when you get close enough, don't forget the person on your team with the power weapon might still be there to help you clean house.
*If you lose your weapons, just use the strageies i just listed, remember that you don't want to wander off by yourself, especially with the lead in your favor, but the power weapons and map control in their hands.
3. Map Control
3.1: Map Control is as powerful as the power weapons themselves
*High ground has the advantage over the lower ground, especially when your weilding a power weapon.
*Try to locate your team in a place where you can see every possible entrance to your location (Lockout's BR tower has the best strategy for this)
*If things are getting too hot in one location, relocate to a different place on the map, but make sure to travel in groups of two because you never know what you'll run into during the transition.
*Nicknaming certain things on the map is a helpful tool when your trying to tell your team where the enemy is approaching from.
I hope this little guide has helped you, I know it isn't much, but it's worth a try. Remember that this is my strategy plan when I play with my friends, you have to play with people you know. Other people might have other suggestions, so dip your feet in the water and see what works best for you. No matter what strategy you go with remember these three things.
1.Weapons and Map control is key
2.Teamwork is a must
3.Communication goes a long way
~Halotitan
[Edited on 06.21.2007 8:32 AM PDT]