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Subject: what is bxr and superjumps.

Posted by: Timtaztix
yeah this reminds me of the time i got sent to jail for stealing crocs from target becozs i wanted all of the colors because i only got the green wons for my birthday and i wanted more ;)

just wondering what they are, never heard of it untill this morning, kinda nooby at halo2.

  • 02.23.2009 1:50 AM PDT

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they are super-mega-hax, search them on youtube there are videos explaining.

  • 02.23.2009 2:24 AM PDT

Posted by: Timtaztix
yeah this reminds me of the time i got sent to jail for stealing crocs from target becozs i wanted all of the colors because i only got the green wons for my birthday and i wanted more ;)

ok, thanks, probably should have done that first.

  • 02.23.2009 2:30 AM PDT
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  • 02.23.2009 8:06 AM PDT

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While you could search for videos, it would be easier to explain.

Halo 2 uses the Havok engine. The engine has some error present in Halo 2 that result in fissure points that when landed upon in a certain manner can result in a super bounce. Quite literally, your character will catapult into the air. These are glitches in the code and therefore, use of them on live could be considered cheating under the Terms of Use on Xbox Live.

BxR, BxB, etc., are button combos. When pressed with proper timing, it can reduce the time between functions. pressing B will activate a melee, then X will cancel the action, and pressing R will then shoot. It is especially useful with the Battle Rifle.

As mentioned above, they could be considered by some to be worry of cheating feedback since they are against the Terms of Use. They are in game exploits, aka glitches, and despite a vast majority of people having used them on live when Halo 2 was in its prime, they still can be considered cheating.

Although, I should state Bungie will not ban you for using them. They will only ban you if you accumulate a lot of cheating feedback from the use of them and that relies on other players. Its opinion based on whether someone will give you feedback.

The general consensus is that they are fine, especially since MLG actually used the combo when Halo 2 was on the circuit.

  • 02.23.2009 8:25 AM PDT

Bungie is the best.

Simple as that.

YouTube it :P

  • 02.24.2009 1:11 PM PDT

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you cant get ban by getting cheating feedback no proof can come from feedback

  • 02.24.2009 4:11 PM PDT

ya maybe. i think ur asking this question about 5 years late
u press B the X cancels out the melee animation ant then headshot with a br shor and boom 1 kill
super jumps are areas of geometry, usually a point, that when jumped on in a certain way with crouching n stuff makes u fly into the air

  • 02.26.2009 10:45 PM PDT
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"If something is easy, broken, cheap or can be abused, majority of the population will support it as a legit and or skilled concept/idea. Whatever people like and or love, they will thrive on it because no matter how broken it maybe, they do not like change."

lol BXR is one prime example of why MLG is fail

  • 02.27.2009 1:41 AM PDT