- Kris Peraldo
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- Exalted Member
Well, I could tell you you're ugly, but I think those black eyes and boots still lodged firmly in your rear say it well enough for me.
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There's so many dumb things you're ranting about, it literally made my head hurt trying to read it. Let's go down the list of things together, shall we?
First off, if you're going to rant about a game like a jackass over a message board, make sure that you use some grammar. Any grammar at all would have been nice, but I felt like I was reading the essay entries for the Special Olympics. That's right, they have an essay event, and you, Sir, have just won it.
Secondly, no one spawns so close behind you that they can assassinate you without you being able to move. Is it possible that they spawned right before you, and you spawned on top of them, and that's how they got you? Seems to be the only way that the algorithim Bungie uses for Spawns could break down. I've played this game for nigh on three years now, and it's NEVER happened to me, so I think you should re-evaluate what's happened to you.
Another thing I'm tired of is people constantly saying that weapons aren't skillful. The rockets, sword, and dual wielding combos are the ones that take the most heat about it, and I think it's all rubbish. Wake up and smell the coffee people... if you wnat to be good at any of the aforementioned weapons, you have to use them. Rockets take a lot of skill to be able to do the cool stuff with them like popping guys out of mid-air on a consistent basis. Sword does seem slightly unbalanced, but if you keep your distance and blast a guy with smg, then he's down, so no worries there.
Dual wielding is harder than it seems, because keeping the guns on aim is hard, and the accuracy when dual wielding is way down compared to single wielding. Plus, know what combinations, when and where to use them, being able to accurately strafe, etc. Lots of things to all worry about when using them. Every weapon is a skill weapon if you want to be the best at it.
I can't say a lot about melees and combo because they both frustrate me, but there's nothing to be done. THAT comes down to host, and people over-using an in game combination that seems to suck the fun out of the game.
As far as reloading glitches, do them. You've played enough halo, obviously from your rant, that you should NEVER be able to say, "The kids who play that constantly double shot are just ridiculous...just go outside and do something in real life". You should be out doing something instead of posting an inane rant on bungie.net. Hell, I should be doing something else besides breaking down your ignorance. The fact of the matter is that it's a glitch, and people do it. From what I've played in the beta, there's button glitches there. There's button glitches in Gears of War. There are glitches in every game, so get used to it instead of what I will now call whining like a little girl.
Trash talking? You're seriously going to call out trash talking? For God's sake, man, everyone trash talks to an extent. It's a psychological winner for people willing to do it. It comes with the fact that it's a popular game, and people in Halo 3 are going to do it just as bad if not worse. I've played real sports with real people, and the trash talk is there as well. Hell, me and my closest friends screw with each other all the time. If the words hurt your poor little feelings that bad, then go cry to your momma.
As far as the maps go, whaaaaa. Bungie's worked hard on those, and they're not bad maps at all. Just because you don't like them doesn't give you a reason to complain about it in the slightest. Especially when they took time out of making other projects to give your selfish behind new maps to play on. Apparently some people like them, because they haven't taken them out of matchmaking like they did Backwash, so quit your bellyaching.
Moral of the story, Child, is that you've taken up space on the forums, and my personal time with this nonsense, so whenever you're ready to grow up and deal with the world instead of complaining about it, then you'll have something to say about a game.
--Kris Peraldo