- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
The biggest mistake Bungie made was deleting playlists from this game. I personally liked Ranked Rumble Pit or Rumble Pit as it used to be called and now it's Rumble Training called Rumble Pit. I hadn't played Halo 2 for awhile and came back and had to buy maps to get into match making. After I bought the maps, I found out my favorite playlist was gone. Alot of people think that ranks aren't a big deal, but that's the biggest thing that makes the match making so great because it matches up the closest ranked players. I know the reset made it kind of messed up, but it's still better than level 30 equivalent guys matched up with level 1 guys, who just started playing this game. I'm saying this because that's what their current Rumble Training called Rumble Pit now, could be because they don't bother looking for ranks because it's not ranked. I just hope everybody that's ticked off about Bungie resetting ranks and deleting playlists really thinks about buying Halo 3 because I think it's ridiculous that they cut ANYTHING out of Halo 2 with how successful it has been and who knows what's going to happen to Halo 2, when Halo 3 comes out. Then, who knows what they are going to cut out in Halo 3 after that's out for awhile. Bungie needs to give their gamers ONLY POSITIVE THINGS to look forward to, instead of the negative things that they have been doing. Why should anybody have to wonder if their favorite playlist is going to be deleted tomorrow, next month, or next year?
[Edited on 07.11.2007 10:37 PM PDT]