- TilledMule9946
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Half of what I say is true. The other half are also lies.
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Posted by: HundredJono
Posted by: TilledMule9946
Posted by: HundredJono
Posted by: SEAL Sniper 9
Posted by: HundredJono
Because it really didn't offer anything new to the player.
It offered an entirely new experience.
The whole, "being in the shoes of an ODST rather than a super-soldier." Humanizing the player, etc.
ODST was different from the rest of the games and had a fresh, new take on things. I don't know where you can get that it doesn't offer anything new.
ODSTs can beat down Brutes easily just like Master Chief. Brutes are supposed to be stronger then Elites and Spartans, this makes no sense how an ODST can beat down a Brute like nothing.
The stamina system acts almost exactly the same as the shielding system, and then they returned the concept of Health Packs from CE.
*plays ODST*
*gets hit by Beam Rifle shot*
*stays in cover*
*stamina regenerates*
*comes out and kills Jackal*
Hmm... feels very familiar to Spartan and Elite shields if you ask me.
And the only things that were new was Firefight and the VISR map, that was it. Everything else was the same exact thing as Halo 3.
Let me spell out the full title: Halo 3:ODST
I know what the game is I'm not stupid. He said the game offered a new experience when in reality it didn't.
It's just Halo 3 re-skinned with new characters.
Never said you were stupid. All I did was spell out the title to show that although there is something new about this game it is essentially the same.