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Posted by: ICEMAN ASSASS1N
Kevin's post = breath of fresh air.
Take it from this guy people, he knows what he's talking about.
Second accounts are NOT cheating:
http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?cid=13824
Posted by: FKxPandemic
Posted by: fiagra
Button combo's ruin gameplay because not every one knows about them or can do them. Now days in halo if you cant a BXR then people say your bad. When in reality it takes no skill to press B then XR .
That's a poor argument. There's a lot of things not everyone knows about. Fact is everyone CAN do them. So in all honesty, host grenade jumping is more unfair than button glitching, is it not.
Too many people overrate button glitches. they think they give some huge advantage. I'll tell you something, they don't. They're easily counterable, and won't win you any games. Unless you claw, they both take away your ability to aim. All the glitches have advantages, and but also have a price. If you just have a good strafe, and avoid my doubleshot, then YOU just gained the advantage over ME.
People say they take no skill, which is false. Sure BXR isn't hard, but knowing situations to use it take practice. I love just walking backwards and 4 shotting kids as they desperately try to get in range. you have to have good reflexes to round a corner and see someone there, and pull of a BXR with a headshot. BXR is only useful in a small number of situations, so its not really a gamebreaker.
Exactly, I rarely, if ever button glitch. I can but I just dont have the need. I am very supportive of button glitches because I do see how they change the dynamics of the game and make it far more competetive. There is one problem with button glitches, however. When people start to rely on button glitches to get them out of situations, they lose sight of why they had to do the button glitch in the first place. Using glitches gives you a "free out" card to get out of a bad situation that was caused by some poor decision made by either you or your teammate. Again, I fully advocate their uses, its just that I want everyone to understand when and how they should be used in order to maximize performance.