Posted by: PufTheMgicDingo
Posted by: Dr Syx
Posted by: Ben2974
Posted by: Dr Syx
Posted by: TetriS fer dayz
*try*I've been playing Halo PC for 7 years and I know for a fact that it's more than trying. It's annoying as -blam!- at first, but, you just have to measure your lead. Don't take this personally, I'm not aiming this at you, but, it's a matter of IQ. Being able to do the math in your head without truly thinking about it while under pressure.
Can you explain this. I'd love an explanation to your mathematical approach to shooting a guy with a mouse/keyboard. Doing trig in your head? lmao .__. sorry this is your first irrational post that I think is ridiculous. It only takes practice, like any other game
Also I agree with tetris. There's no such thing as a fps that takes no skill. Just plain hating against halo 2 its ridiculous. And Halo 3? Why do you think MLG became so popular when Halo 2 came out?Woooooah, hold on, this is not me comparing Halo: Combat Evolved to Halo 2. If you've ever been taught about subconscious Mathmatics in association with targeting projectiles in the human mind, you'd know that within the human brain there is an instinct (From when humans were primarily hunters) that allows for complicated math to be done subconsciously. When you throw a baseball your mind has to go through the variables in calculating things such as wind speed, distance, and gravity. You might not know it, but it's all there. With practice you become better with it. This all applies to Halo PC's leading. You have to get used to it. Adjust yourself to it.
It's nothing irrational, it's Neuroscience and Mathmatics.
There's no mathematics involved, unless professional baseball players happened to subconsciously memorize high level physics equations. You can't do the math if you don't even know the numbers. I think it's more of trial and error and adaption.
He just tried explaining why for some people, it's harder to adapt to Halo CE than others, helping to reinforce the fact that less people understand the mechanics of targeting in Halo CE with the netcode and stuff.
if you make two people, who both have never played a video game in their lives, play Halo CE and tell them that you have to hit a certain distance to the left or the right of them, one of them will be better than the other faster just because of their ability to do "subconscious math" quicker.
But the point is that it doesn't matter the level of your IQ, because with any amount of training/practice/whatever you want to call it, you can be as good or even better than the other guy with higher IQ.
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I think this sums it, lol