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Re: Halo Multiplayer Guide-Condoning cheapness?! | |
Posted By: ViolentlyHappy <smrice@adelphia.net> | Date: 3/14/04 4:15 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Halo Multiplayer Guide-Condoning cheapness?! (ThorsHammer) Before I start, I'd like to make it clear that this entire discussion is about Halo Xbox. I actually have little objection to camping on the PC version, because:
: skilled camping. Oxymoron. : However, the definition of winning in Halo is universally the same for all
This, I would say, is the primal definition of winning in Halo, but there is a much more sophisticated way to judge who wins. I don't know what you and your friends consider to be winning, but would you call someone who kills his teammates before theyre about to score and takes the capture for himself two out of three times the winner, even if he dies 5 times as much as he kills? His name has a 1 next to it, so he must be the winner, right? : Please tell me where these guys are camping; I've never found a location like
I don't play with people who are all of the same skill level. While this would be nice, it just isn't possible. Myself and a few other people are at a level as such that we can sit near a base or above it, either in a dark area or behind a hill of some sorts, and kill people before they have a chance to fight back. Yes, even if they try to jump or crouch or something, it just makes them that much easier to kill. Only when four or so spawn at once can the camper be defeated. I don't think that it takes a certain amount of skill to kill a camper, because a camper has about half a second before the spawner either gets to a safe place or can look at him, so unless the spawner miraculous spawns looking directly at him, if that camper can get a headshot (which is almost always the case in LANs I attend) there's absolutely nothing that the spawner can do, skill-wise, to rid themselves of the camper. They either have to spawn all at once or hope he's reloading, but that has absolutely nothing to do with their skill. : screenlook Don't even get me started. : Finally, one day, I realized that no
I'm sorry man, I don't know who you play Halo with, but they really seem to be a bunch of assholes. If people do these things, there's a simple solution: don't play with them. Trust me, I've played with the campers and the screenwatchers and used their tactics myself, but it's never as fun as playing legitimately with others who do the same. Plus, since it's hard to keep yourself from looking at the other screen, different teams always play in different rooms. Makes for much more strategizing and it's a lot more fun because you can actually sneak around without the other team seeing exactly where you are. This is what makes it more like the war that you seem to crave, and less like some stupid videogame. And it's really a lot of fun. : Well, that's a shame. When next you get picked off by a sniper on Sidewinder
I guess I won't. Oh wait, maybe I can use something else. I think it's called...experience. The guy who wrote that guide didn't learn his strategies from the Halo Buddha, he picked them up through experience. While some of his strategies may be good ones, there are always better alternatives. |
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