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Subject: Do you still have the Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack disc?

Posted by: bayareaboss510
One game I'm not joking a little like 7 year old said and I quote " tell me what your dick looks like so I can imagine it in my head and beat off to it"


Posted by: TheColdWolf
If Team Swat became ranked, would there still be no shields?


Amazing!

Yeah I still own it.

God I love the Halo 2 maps.

  • 06.09.2011 9:48 PM PDT

nope.

  • 06.09.2011 10:12 PM PDT

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Posted by: Striker029
Yeah I still own it.

God I love the Halo 2 maps.


Me to. Halo 2 was when Bungie made great maps. Halo 3 had great maps to. But they weren't nearly as good as Halo 2's.

[Edited on 06.10.2011 1:42 PM PDT]

  • 06.10.2011 1:42 PM PDT

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  • 06.10.2011 2:06 PM PDT

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Fada beo Halo 2!

i have to get one.

  • 06.10.2011 3:33 PM PDT

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Posted by: totallymassive
yeah, I have the map pack, I think it should have had a an exclusive map and it would have sold alot more.

Also it not having all the maps was a bit disappointing.

It shows how much people really enjoyed halo 2, that they would buy a map pack for maps they already have and are on the internet lol.


When I got the map pack I didn't have Xbox-Live :-( I got live back in 2009.

  • 06.11.2011 4:56 AM PDT

R.I.P. Halo 2 11/9/04-4/15/10
If you havn't played Halo 2 online than you are missing so much. Plus if you have played a good amount of Halo 2 online, I might have a better chance of listening to anything you say.


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Posted by: Super PolarBear
Because these are CE maps and not brand new maps like Mythic II, I doubt they will be coming to marketplace. And 7 maps on marketplace will probably be like 1600 MS points anyway. Gears 2's Dark Corners pack was originaly going to be 1600 before fans convinced Epic and Microsoft to lower the price to 1200 but only because the All Fronts pack was going to be 1600 at release.


OT: Yeah I still have mine, and it is very valuable since if something happens to my maps or I need to install title updates 1 through 3 on a different Xbox, I can now do that.


Herectic = Midship


oops, I forgot about Heretic. Well, the point I was trying to get across is that, I think this is a different senario. I don't feel that it makes any sense to put the CE maps on marketplace as every map is a remake.


They probably will but like 6-12 months later like Mythic II.


I doubt it, this is Halo CE's anniversary. It is a completely different senario from Mythic II. Besides having a reason for ODST players to get their moneys worth, there really was no reason Mythic II to stay exclusive to ODST.

  • 06.11.2011 6:15 AM PDT

R.I.P. Halo 2 11/9/04-4/15/10
If you havn't played Halo 2 online than you are missing so much. Plus if you have played a good amount of Halo 2 online, I might have a better chance of listening to anything you say.


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Posted by: NOBLE SlX
So the second disc of Halo CEA is going to be like this right. Download 6 or 7 multiplayer maps and a firefight and then play it on Reach? Am I right because this is my current understanding of the second disc.
I really hope that I am allowed to purchase the Reach MP Maps separately without buying Halo CE Anniversary. I'm sorry, but I am a Halo Multiplayer guy. I did the same with ODST.


That's a shame because those are by far the two best campaigns in the series.


If you count boringly walking around new mambasa with 10 minute long levels and a campaign that last no more than 4 hours for a Halo veteran with more than half of it wondering around new mambasa as one of the best campaigns in the series there is something wrong. Halo CE and Halo 2 are the two best campaigns. ODST's is the worst. Reach's is good, Halo 3's was at best decent.


I'm sure I've already said this 1000 times, but I consider Halo 2's campaign the worst and second worst Halo 3. CE is by far my favorite. Reach had just a bad a story as Halo 2, but it has a lot of replay value and I like the gameplay so I put it in the middle. Halo 3 ODST is not boring and levels are longer than 10 minutes lol. Maybe on easy, but not legendary. Yes, you can skip things, but you can in EVERY halo game. Took me about five hours on Legendary, but I skipped the Audiologs. The audiologs make it interesting to explore the city and the storyline to the audiolog is very good. I love the weapons and I like that there is no BR in the game. The game mixes up gameplay each level and you will use every weapon and vehicle in the game by the time it's over. The storyline was very good for what it's worth and it was marketed as DLC (lol). Yes, it's short, but it's constantly mixing things up and the pistol is weak, but extreemly fun to use. Overall I liked the ODST campaign. Storywise I put it second. Gameplay wise I put it third. Reach's campaign is still growing on me. Nightfall (which takes 4 minutes) and Long Night of Solace are still pretty boring for me. Other than that I love the Reach campaign.


A great story is something that a single player adventure (In an FPS the campaign) needs to have. Despite what you think, Halo 2 has the strongest story over the others. In CE, you are not really sure why you are fighting the covenant and you are not sure what they really want. Then when the flood and guilty spark comes in, there is some story telling. But the whole part of the covenant is still a major mystery.

In Halo 2, you go behind the scenes, you learn what the covenant's motives are and why they want Halo. So much great story telling later in the game too. The tensions growing between the elites and the brutes and the start of a covenant civil war.

People say Halo 2's ending was bad cliffhanger? All 3 games in the Halo trilogy had cliffhanger endings. Did we know what was going to happen to Chief next after CE ended? No. In Halo 3, he flies off to a unknown forrunner planet but we don't know what happens next and most people assume there won't be a sequel. And look we are getting one. Honestly, I thought Bungie's big announcement for E3 2008 was going to be Halo 4 because I wanted to know what happens next. After the big announcement was pushed back we instead we got an announcement for ODST when they finally showed us what they were working on. I was hugely dissapointed.

  • 06.11.2011 6:27 AM PDT

the multiplayer map pack. The one with the three of four map packs. the sound test and other trailers. never heard of it.

Yes do have mine still.

  • 06.11.2011 8:56 AM PDT

Posted by: Commander GX
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I never got it in the first place. :(

  • 06.12.2011 7:00 PM PDT

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Posted by: M94 Mushroom Man
I never got it in the first place. :(

That sucks :-(
Did you download them from Xbox Live?

  • 06.19.2011 12:07 PM PDT

J. Culllleeeen

Yeah i do , i dont sell or give away my favourite games. Halo is my favourite game of all time and i still have Combat Envoled.

  • 06.19.2011 1:51 PM PDT

Gamertag: BerzerkCommando

Country: United States
State: Pennsylvania
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I'm 18 right now. My hobbies are drawing, outdoor stuff, building stuff, video games, and reading. I would like to become a welder, or get my CDl license to become a truck driver, and drive around country.

Posted by: afterfrags
Yeah i do , i dont sell or give away my favourite games. Halo is my favourite game of all time and i still have Combat Evolved.

Me to. I remember the original Halo Combat Evolved disc had a demo of fuzion frenzy on it. Me and my step cousin played the demo alot.

  • 06.19.2011 2:47 PM PDT

My old Halo 2 account is Devil brothers

I still have mine, it's rather dusty though.

  • 06.19.2011 2:55 PM PDT

Posted by: Dodge Reborn
The flood is always butthurt about something.


KotOR

I do. I can't make myself get rid of it.

  • 06.19.2011 6:56 PM PDT

*raises hand*

  • 06.19.2011 10:55 PM PDT
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I still do to this very day.

  • 06.20.2011 12:28 AM PDT

Suck it Red!


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Posted by: NOBLE SlX

Posted by: Super PolarBear

Posted by: NOBLE SlX
So the second disc of Halo CEA is going to be like this right. Download 6 or 7 multiplayer maps and a firefight and then play it on Reach? Am I right because this is my current understanding of the second disc.
I really hope that I am allowed to purchase the Reach MP Maps separately without buying Halo CE Anniversary. I'm sorry, but I am a Halo Multiplayer guy. I did the same with ODST.


That's a shame because those are by far the two best campaigns in the series.


If you count boringly walking around new mambasa with 10 minute long levels and a campaign that last no more than 4 hours for a Halo veteran with more than half of it wondering around new mambasa as one of the best campaigns in the series there is something wrong. Halo CE and Halo 2 are the two best campaigns. ODST's is the worst. Reach's is good, Halo 3's was at best decent.


Reach's aint that good. I wouldn't say Halo 2's was the best. Also OT, I still have mine but they don't have all the DLC released for H2 on it does it?

  • 06.20.2011 7:31 PM PDT


A great story is something that a single player adventure (In an FPS the campaign) needs to have. Despite what you think, Halo 2 has the strongest story over the others. In CE, you are not really sure why you are fighting the covenant and you are not sure what they really want. Then when the flood and guilty spark comes in, there is some story telling. But the whole part of the covenant is still a major mystery.

In Halo 2, you go behind the scenes, you learn what the covenant's motives are and why they want Halo. So much great story telling later in the game too. The tensions growing between the elites and the brutes and the start of a covenant civil war.

People say Halo 2's ending was bad cliffhanger? All 3 games in the Halo trilogy had cliffhanger endings. Did we know what was going to happen to Chief next after CE ended? No. In Halo 3, he flies off to a unknown forrunner planet but we don't know what happens next and most people assume there won't be a sequel. And look we are getting one. Honestly, I thought Bungie's big announcement for E3 2008 was going to be Halo 4 because I wanted to know what happens next. After the big announcement was pushed back we instead we got an announcement for ODST when they finally showed us what they were working on. I was hugely dissapointed.


In Halo CE there is no reason for the player to be told what the Covenant are. Do you honestly thing the Master Cheif whould not know that already? Also, when you said "you learn what the covenant's motives are and why they want Halo." I suppose you forgot the part in Halo 1 where Keyes says that the ring is a weapon AND the Covenant think of it as important to their religon.

Now as for tension in the Covenenant... it was rather patheticly played out. Not to mention the horrible cutscenes with 2D objects taking up most of the screen.

Also, each game did have cliffhanger endings. However, Halo 2 had the worst by far. The Cheif is stuck on a Forerunner ship and then BAM black screen. Not to mention the fact that what would have happened after that cliffhanger but before Halo 3 was left out completely of both Halo 2 and Halo 3.

ODST, although short, actualy had alot of story detail that a person with an attention span greater then a fly could find and figure out. It was certainly better than Halo 2 and Halo 3.

  • 06.20.2011 9:13 PM PDT

Yep and i am going to have a LAN party this summer =)

  • 06.20.2011 9:39 PM PDT

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I'm 18 right now. My hobbies are drawing, outdoor stuff, building stuff, video games, and reading. I would like to become a welder, or get my CDl license to become a truck driver, and drive around country.

Posted by: Caboose042

Posted by: EvoX Domeshot

Posted by: NOBLE SlX

Posted by: Super PolarBear

Posted by: NOBLE SlX
So the second disc of Halo CEA is going to be like this right. Download 6 or 7 multiplayer maps and a firefight and then play it on Reach? Am I right because this is my current understanding of the second disc.
I really hope that I am allowed to purchase the Reach MP Maps separately without buying Halo CE Anniversary. I'm sorry, but I am a Halo Multiplayer guy. I did the same with ODST.


That's a shame because those are by far the two best campaigns in the series.


If you count boringly walking around new mambasa with 10 minute long levels and a campaign that last no more than 4 hours for a Halo veteran with more than half of it wondering around new mambasa as one of the best campaigns in the series there is something wrong. Halo CE and Halo 2 are the two best campaigns. ODST's is the worst. Reach's is good, Halo 3's was at best decent.


Reach's aint that good. I wouldn't say Halo 2's was the best. Also OT, I still have mine but they don't have all the DLC released for H2 on it does it?


Nope: You still have to download a map pack from Xbox Live.

  • 06.21.2011 3:48 PM PDT

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I'm 18 right now. My hobbies are drawing, outdoor stuff, building stuff, video games, and reading. I would like to become a welder, or get my CDl license to become a truck driver, and drive around country.

Posted by: NOBLE SlX
I'm sure I've already said this 1000 times, but I consider Halo 2's campaign the worst and second worst Halo 3. CE is by far my favorite. Reach had just a bad a story as Halo 2, but it has a lot of replay value and I like the gameplay so I put it in the middle. Halo 3 ODST is not boring and levels are longer than 10 minutes lol. Maybe on easy, but not legendary. Yes, you can skip things, but you can in EVERY halo game. Took me about five hours on Legendary, but I skipped the Audiologs. The audiologs make it interesting to explore the city and the storyline to the audiolog is very good. I love the weapons and I like that there is no BR in the game. The game mixes up gameplay each level and you will use every weapon and vehicle in the game by the time it's over. The storyline was very good for what it's worth and it was marketed as DLC (lol). Yes, it's short, but it's constantly mixing things up and the pistol is weak, but extreemly fun to use. Overall I liked the ODST campaign. Storywise I put it second. Gameplay wise I put it third. Reach's campaign is still growing on me. Nightfall (which takes 4 minutes) and Long Night of Solace are still pretty boring for me. Other than that I love the Reach campaign.


Combat Evolved is my favorite to. To me its the only Halo game that has a story to it.

You awakened on the Pillar of Autumn witch is getting attacked by the Covenant. You escape the ship and land on Halo. Then you round up survivors. You learn that Captain Keyes got captured by the Covenant, and is being held on the Truth and Reconciliation. You and a group of Marines go to the ship and rescue him. You learn that Halo is a weapon. Then you travel to a place called the Silent Cartographer to find the control room. You eventually find. Cortana learns about Keys going to find a weapons cache. Keys ends up releasing the flood. You travel to his location to stop him from doing it, buts its to late.

You meat up with a robot droid called 343 Guilty Spark. Who takes you to the library to retrieve the index. Then he takes you back to the control room to activate Halo. Cortana learns what Halo's true purpose is. To stop 343 you travel around the control rooms area locations to destroy Halo reactors to stop 343 from activating Halo without the index.

You later travel back to Truth and Reconciliation to rescue keys from the flood. You arrive to late and he becomes part of the flood. Once you recover his neural implants.

Then you travel to the Pillar of Autumn to blow up its reactors to destroy Halo. You eventually do it. You escape Halo be flying a longsword fighter.

For the other Halo games I would have a hard time written a paragraph like this talking about the other Halo games plots. I have a hard time trying to figure out what you were doing. Must of it was point this stuff.


I agree with you on the [quote]Halo 2's campaign the worst and second worst Halo 3.[/qutoe] Halo 2's was fun but it jump around way to much. One level you where the Master Chief the next level your the Arbiter. Also I have a hard time trying to figure out what you are exactly trying to do.

Halo 3 has a better plot then Halo 2 but not much better thou.



[Edited on 06.21.2011 4:16 PM PDT]

  • 06.21.2011 4:15 PM PDT
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  • 06.21.2011 10:53 PM PDT

R.I.P. Halo 2 11/9/04-4/15/10
If you havn't played Halo 2 online than you are missing so much. Plus if you have played a good amount of Halo 2 online, I might have a better chance of listening to anything you say.


Posted by: the omega man117

A great story is something that a single player adventure (In an FPS the campaign) needs to have. Despite what you think, Halo 2 has the strongest story over the others. In CE, you are not really sure why you are fighting the covenant and you are not sure what they really want. Then when the flood and guilty spark comes in, there is some story telling. But the whole part of the covenant is still a major mystery.

In Halo 2, you go behind the scenes, you learn what the covenant's motives are and why they want Halo. So much great story telling later in the game too. The tensions growing between the elites and the brutes and the start of a covenant civil war.

People say Halo 2's ending was bad cliffhanger? All 3 games in the Halo trilogy had cliffhanger endings. Did we know what was going to happen to Chief next after CE ended? No. In Halo 3, he flies off to a unknown forrunner planet but we don't know what happens next and most people assume there won't be a sequel. And look we are getting one. Honestly, I thought Bungie's big announcement for E3 2008 was going to be Halo 4 because I wanted to know what happens next. After the big announcement was pushed back we instead we got an announcement for ODST when they finally showed us what they were working on. I was hugely dissapointed.


In Halo CE there is no reason for the player to be told what the Covenant are. Do you honestly thing the Master Cheif whould not know that already? Also, when you said "you learn what the covenant's motives are and why they want Halo." I suppose you forgot the part in Halo 1 where Keyes says that the ring is a weapon AND the Covenant think of it as important to their religon.

Now as for tension in the Covenenant... it was rather patheticly played out. Not to mention the horrible cutscenes with 2D objects taking up most of the screen.

Also, each game did have cliffhanger endings. However, Halo 2 had the worst by far. The Cheif is stuck on a Forerunner ship and then BAM black screen. Not to mention the fact that what would have happened after that cliffhanger but before Halo 3 was left out completely of both Halo 2 and Halo 3.

ODST, although short, actualy had alot of story detail that a person with an attention span greater then a fly could find and figure out. It was certainly better than Halo 2 and Halo 3.

It's not good game design to leave the player confused as to what the purpose of something. Yes the chief knows but why shouldn't we be able to know? yes the keyes tells how he was listening but its odd because in later Halo games it is this great journey to them and not a weapon. That is why I do not count that cutscene anymore.

I don't see how the covenant civil war was poorly played out. It even had emotional music to go along with it. I actually would not mind a game based on the covenant civil war.

I don't feel Halo 2 having the worse cliffhanger. Atleast we know what was bound to happen next. In Halo 3, the terrible ending was just so bad. If Halo 4 were to never be made I would go back in time and made sure Halo 3 was never released.

Honestly, anyone that actually plays games that have a great single player like Zelda would understand but apparently most people on these forums are mindlessly addicted to only shooters.

  • 06.22.2011 3:56 PM PDT
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Halo 2 is the only one that ended with a cliffhanger that left the game feeling incomplete in my opinion.

In the first Halo, you destroy the ring, defeat the covenant armada on Halo, and to your knowledge the flood. You're left with the quote "No, I think we're just getting started" you could take as making it a cliffhanger, but in my opinion it is a very complete ending that leaves things open to a sequel.

Halo 2 you feel like you're building up to this huge climax, do arbiter's thing and finish his story, find out you need to deactivate the other halo rings, and you cut back to master chief saying "Sir, finishing this fight". -blam!- is about to get real and then... nope, credits. The game never really felt like it hit an ending point, things kept building up more and more and then just get cut off and credits role.

Halo 3 is much in the same was as Halo CE. You finish what you were doing in Halo 2, tie off a bunch of other loose ends. The covenant are disbanded, the flood is destroyed, and the elites are returning to their home planet. Master Chief goes into cryo and says "Wake me when you need me" again leaving things open for more after what I think is a pretty complete ending.
The planet in the legendary edition feels like more of a tease than anything, you see it, you don't know what it is, and it had nothing to do with the story the game was telling.


Looking back, now that we have the complete trilogy, Halo 2's ending isn't as bad as everybody, including me, said it was back in the day. But getting such an abrupt ending back then and having to wait 3 years to see what would happen next really hurt my appreciation of the game.

  • 06.22.2011 4:41 PM PDT

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