- Stryker1138
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Those without swords can still die upon them.
Posted by: TheBigShow
Posted by: Stryker1138
Posted by: TheBigShow
Posted by: Spartan2010
This man is a genius. The pro-MLG people make me sick to my stomach, with all of their little BXR and BXB and RXR and whatever-X-whatevers.
I think that the pros have way too much of an influence over the gaming community, because they think that because they are so much better than us because they are divorced, they work at the local Mickey D's, and they sit on their couches all day long playing this game, doesn't mean that they can dictate what is "fair" in their eyes, because "fair" to them is a completely balanced map, no radars, no duel-wields, and nothing but Battle Rifles. I think those of us who play this for fun and actually have LIVES think fair is different.
Nuff said.
You shouldnt post about things which you obviously know nothing about. And NO, I am not associated with MLG, I dont even play Halo 2 anymore.
The problem is not that they have too much influence over the community, its that they have too little.
How do you figure that one? Video games are made to be fun for the common people, not to cater to the wishes of "professionals."
A good game will be fun for the common people while still retaining the competitive skill that I feel is lacking from Halo 2. The "common people" dont know what makes a game balanced or skillful, so they wont be able to tell the difference anyway. Take Halo 1 for example (I just posted this on the 3rd page), it was skill based and your "common person" enjoyed it a lot, why do you think Halo 2 sold so well?
Normal people aren't necessarily bad at Halo. Whoever said that? Granted they're probably not as good as these "professionals," but it's not like we're all a bunch of noobs here. My point was the pros focus on only how improve their killcount and how to maximize advantages certain maps, weapons, or button combos may offer. The vast majority of Halo's fanbase is made up of people who just want to have fun and enjoy the experience of playing the game.