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I am all i am, i am a team player(when im not pissed), i make great strategies, i will punch you in the face after armor locking, you have to be at sniper distance to not get headshot by my DMR or pistol, wraiths beware, i am DxXOrangesXxD and i am ready to rumble! (When Halo 4 comes out cause Reach is nothing but crap players now)
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I dont think ive been on here since before halo reach came out. But i have played alot of reach since it came out and people seem to completely get the wrong idea about what skill is.
They say its skill to horde every single power weapon on the map. not really, they just dont seem to be able to get as many kills without them, stealing the enemies power weapons might be a good tactic in a normal game, but ill say why it isnt later.
They say using vehicles is skill. Kinda, that is really just a good tactic, but the next part is what throws that out the window.
They say spawn killing is skill. NO, flat out NO, every way i look at it that immediately makes me classify them as a noob that is making up for their sheer lack of skill.
How can people possibly think that killing someone with a sniper, tank, assassination, etc, the SECOND that they spawn is any kind of skill at all? They dont have any time to recognize where they are or where any visible enemies are. All they have is their starting weapons and armor ability and grenades, all of which cant do anything against enemies half way across the map or someone behind you (except armor lock for assassinations).
When a team is spawn killing the other team either by outnumbering their total team member count or overpowering them with tanks, banshees, snipers, rockets, swords or whatever they are not showing any skill in the game at all, its basically a shooting range where targets appear and cant do anything to counter the weapons and positions you have.
So tell me, what do you truly think is skill?
[Edited on 04.20.2012 2:14 PM PDT]