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Posted by: Darth Kooky
Posted by: bigturns00
Posted by: Darth Kooky
Read my first post. The second disc counts as Halo 3.
Says who? Who says the 2nd disk counts as Halo 3?
The second disc does not include the H3 campaign. Rather, the 2nd disc includes the three map packs (which adds, as I mentioned earlier, +750 GS for those who have yet to purchase such) as well as H3 Multi-player.
First off, DISC not disk (you use that spelling for Floppy disks. Otherwise it's disc)!
Second, disc # 2 is Halo 3's multiplayer. If you read weekly updates you would know that. All multiplayer achievements in Halo 3 can be achieved through that disc. That means if you unlock, for instance, "Extermination" on that disc, you just got an achievement for Halo 3. It isn't it's own game. It's just Halo 3 with the campaign levels replaced with all the DLC.
It turns out Disk is defined as: something with a round shape resembling a flat circular plate and Disc is defined as: phonograph record: sound recording consisting of a disk with a continuous groove.
Both spellings, it would seem, work in this case.
The 2nd dis(c/k) is not Halo 3. The Halo 3 disk offers both Campaign and Multiplayer. The 2nd disc offers only Multiplayer, the premium map packs and Forge.
If you owned a set of wheels from a Porsche 911, would you then infer you owned a Porsche 911?
[Edited on 06.25.2009 11:25 AM PDT]