- Tyrant122312
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- Fabled Legendary Member
Hello, Community!
Hopefully if you're reading this, it's because you're interesting in kicking your campaign experience up a notch by cranking up the Legendary with all skulls activated :-) Need advice? A guide? Maybe even a friendly community to cheer you on and help guide you through the process? Then give our Mythic thread a read, and Godspeed on your Mythic journey!
Best Regards,
The Tyrant
Posted by: Michael_Archer
Posted by: Tyrant122312
Our main issue is finding someone close to our time zone. Vince, Shadow, and myself all live on the Eastern half of the United States where as many of you live across the ocean. And in terms of weekends, I work all day on Sundays (10-12 hour shifts) which pretty much means that Saturday afternoon and evening pretty much marks the only time when I can do things with family or local peeps who are on a normal schedule (i.e. mostly working during the day Monday-Friday).
I'm eastern and I'm free on the weekends. I'll play with you guys if you can't find anyone else. I've never played co-op mythic, but it can't be so bad. The Iron Skull isn't as mean on co-op, right?
Do you guys remain civil while playing? When I'm playing Mythic by myself and I die a most egregious death, I don't get mad because it's my fault. If I were playing with someone else, I imagine I would get really mad. It's a good thing you're seperated by Xbox Live, otherwise you might bash each other's heads in lol.
I'm also afraid you're going to beat me in the mythic race, Tyrant. As I stated before, I want to finish it before you make you're guide. I still have LNOS, Exodus, New Alexandria, The Package and the POA to do. I'm stuck on LNOS, but I've almost finished it.
Generally speaking, the Iron Skull only reverts you to the last checkpoint on co-op, but the way we play, we manually restart the mission if someone dies. If we didn't, it just wouldn't be Mythic. Did it with both Halo 3 and ODST, so I don't see why we couldn't here. And despite Bungie stating that more players equals more difficulty, we found it to be just the opposite when we three-manned "The Package" yesterday.