Hi, my name is Stolen_Zombie! My morning routine is to bomb the ocean, eat a house, drink salt water, and kill a zombie. Many people consider me a jack ass because I eat corn flakes, I tell those people to go have sex with a kangaroo. After my morning routine, I rage over beating LNoS on mythic so I can get one step closer to mythic reach completion. I should mention that's after school. My diet is shotgun shells and paper airplanes, nice to meet you!
Posted by: Tyrant122312
Posted by: Stolen_Zombie
Posted by: AlpineFroggy
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Well, I don't think I'll be able to complete my mythic quest seeing how unlucky I am, and the fact that the bf3 beta comes out in 3 days, then in 15 days after the beta ends bf3 comes out, which I'll be playing a lot
Don't give up! I have had multiple times I have gotten discouraged from Long Night and think about quiting. I get frustrated then I take a break. A few days later I go back to it fresh and clear of frustration.
That's the problem, long night of solace, I can't get that without tons of practice. If you look at it, I only have 3-4 hours once I get home from school before I have to sleep (apparently school is more important, bah). That's only one or two practices. I don't want to cast you out, but you know how much practice that missions takes. I'm also a huge battlefield fan (like I could play to level 50 ten times in bad company 2). I'll be playing the absolute hell out of battlefield 3, then 21 days later (insert joke here) Halo: CEA comes out, so I'm faced with two mythic campaigns, and my favorite multiplayer to deal with. So I'm in a bit of a dilema (not counting the fact that I cannot prove I've even done it ;(((((((()
We're pretty sure at this point that Anniversary isn't going to have a real "Mythic" but rather just some fun skulls to make the game more entertaining rather than challenging (not counting Malfunction). So you'll have at least another year before Halo 4 comes out and another possible Mythic mode :)
That doesn't mean it can't be difficult
It only takes one skull to make the game hair-tearing out hard