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I Got Class: Episode 3 - Pending
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Everyone has a different tactic to get kills. Because of this people tend to use different weapons more often than others, this makes you more skilled at using certain weapons compared to others. I'm a simple elite. When I'm shot at, I shoot back. When they are far away, I hide. When I'm losing I try harder. But everyone who plays has a different tactic. For instance, I like to beat people down. I weaken them with my AR and melee for the kill. But other people may prefer staying far away from their opponents to snipe or use the BR or carbine. I cant simply walk up to them and expect to beat him down without him shooting me first. So at that point, I'm forced to use the BR too. However, because he uses the BR more often, (as it is his favorite way to kill) I am very unlikely to succeed in getting the kill, I have little precise aiming skills because I don't do it often. This causes me to be terrible at games such as MLG, BRs, or any other game where long range combat is involved. While I'm great at living dead, grif ball, and objective games, because I prefer camping (a legitimate strategy) with short ranged weapons. What more people need to understand is that this isn't an unfair advantage, its just an advantage. People who are better at close range are going to feel like they've been cheated when killed from a long distance before they have a chance to get a kill. But it works the other way around to. Someone who prefers long range would feel like they've been cheated if the level was in small closed spaces, and the kept getting beat down. That's what vetoing is for. That's why games are sorted by playlists. No one should complain that the AR takes no skill, because its not effective at long range and it does take great timing to melee before the other player does, and your screwed if the other player is far away with something even possessing slightly farther range. No one should complain about the BR as well, because unless you're a bit farther off, the other player will kill you before you can shoot them 3-4 times in the head with it, and it takes practice to be able to aim at your opponents head, (unless their not moving). It really just depends on if your at the right place at the right time. Think of it as a game of rock-paper-scissors. If you got rock and they got scissors, know you won, but that luck was a factor. If you got rock and they chose paper, realize that they just had the right weapon at the right time, hope you do better next time and move on. The sooner everyone realizes every weapon in halo (in certain situations even a plasma pistol can be more deadly than an energy sword) is perfectly balanced as possible in a video game, the sooner we can just enjoy the game, without being hindered by the fact that everyone is mad at you for having different strategies.