- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: SweetTRIX
Posted by: Stealthy Munchk
Posted by: SweetTRIX
This is solely your opinion. There are more people playing Wars than there are playing many of Halo3 MP playlists at general hours in the day. The game is a lot of fun, and the best CONSOLE RTS made to date. your remarks in regards to graphics are laughable, what RTS has fantastic single unit graphics on a console? When you have the camera zoomed out all the way, everything looks fine. Not to mention the cutscenes are stellar, and the evironments and effects are done very well. The game looks good and plays well, that's all that matters to most people.
I don't disagree with your poin that the name Halo sells, but your opinion doesn't make things factual.I agree with you. No there are not any fantastic looking RTS console games, and it does look fine as is. However, in my opinion, for the price that they were charging, the whole game should have looked closer to the cut scenes than it did. Especially with the halo name on the game, isn't Bungie famous for delaying games and releasing games slower than the competition to ensure that their games look and play perfect and that you get your moneys worth out of their games. In your opinion which should be worth more, Halo wars or Halo 3?
Read my post above your last one, I got it up a second too late. Personally I feel both are worth about the same, Halo3 (made by Bungie) had a really short but decent campaign, and the same MP (with some changes) as it's predecessor. Halo Wars (made by Ensemble) had a short but decent campaign, and a new MP offering for consoles. I guess the real question comes down to replayability, and that is gonna depend solely on the players taste. In regards to RTS games specifically, it is hard to have hi-res units on that scale as the console hardware is far more limited than that of a PC. You gotta keep that in mind when you look at graphical quality.Fair enough. I think it would have done better if Bungie made it but that's just an opinion, excuse my ranting.Point is, and I think we can both agree, that anything which the Halo name slapped on it will sell. I don't see Reach being the last of the series.