- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Halo 2: A Documentary
After a couple months since the games release, Halo 2 has been going downhill with cheating, a dissapointing campaign and the long abcsence of dlc. The XBL games were mostly cheaters,glitch whores,stupid games like phantoms,PP/BR combo which was used all the time, and many more things that made me quit for a few weeks. I knew that I was not playing the game that I had waited about a year for. And ever since we got word of new maps, hopes began to grow for Bungie. Finally the auto-update came out, and Halo 2 began tostop running down that hill, and looked back up. Cheaters and glitches were gone and enhancements were made for more enjoyment. The following week New Multi-player maps were released as long awaited DLC. as news got out of playlist updates, more interest came to Halo 2 quitters. Next week, almost everything that many players were agravated with, will be gone. Bungie will give us the online experience that we have expected on November 9, 2004. Thank you, Bungie for answering our calls. Thank you, Frankie, you crazy monkey, for updated us. I'm sure I will be satisfied with the new changes. Im Michael Marcanik, gamertag:MYK1217, log-in:Sniper Todd. Good night.
How about that for a television documentary. BOOYAH