yes, being in a large steel suit surely wouldn't hurt at all from jumping from a few stories

Don't worry the suit as seen in Crysis, Haze, The other Halo's and the cascade of games featuring suits of impenetrable armor, has some shield technology!

Ugh, Yahtzee was right.

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yes, being in a large steel suit surely wouldn't hurt at all from jumping from a few stories

And completely leave out physical implants and energy shielding, yes, make it sound ridiculous, even by science fiction terms.

That's... cool?, I'm not a huge fan of Halo 3. I think it's a little over rated honestly, Decent game just people make it sound better then it really is...

Thats actually really creative.
He's only 8 or some shit so lay off him, he's enjoying his childhood and being awesome at the same time.
He should do GoW and other games then maybe you guys wouldn't rip on him so much.

...No i'd still rip on him. I mean thw weapons are ok, but once you make a suit...and a helmet from your bike helmet...and then make a video of you runnign through your backyard acting cool and teabag imaginary people then you are in for some genuine A++ ripping and tearing.

Hes impressive, but at the same time, he looks about my age or older...
And people my age and older rip on people who do that.
<_<

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yes, being in a large steel suit surely wouldn't hurt at all from jumping from a few stories

They have a gel layer inside the suit that absorbs shock.

And don't worry about Halo 3, the rocket launcher doesn't have any tracking, and the auto-aim is gone where it matters (The pistols and the smg are a little sticky, but nothing that messes up your shot if someone walks by)

Halo 3's multiplayer is also very well balanced. Theres no one strategy that will ensure your success.

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Halo 3's multiplayer is also very well balanced. Theres no one strategy that will ensure your success.

Except for battle rifling people in the face because that's the weapon you spawn with. Oh, and don't forget your classic "2 on 1" 's and "sword +crouch +corner".


I like halo3, though. I hate that kid.

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Except for battle rifling people in the face because that's the weapon you spawn with. Oh, and don't forget your classic "2 on 1" 's and "sword +crouch +corner".


I like halo3, though. I hate that kid.

Battle Rifles are shit when you hit someone in the body, it takes some skill to hit people in the head with it consistantly, and many other weapons and strategies can be used to counter a BR attack, such as using a needler while zig-zagging, crouching, getting close to the opponent, etc.

Therefore, its no more unbalanced than the railgun in Quake, because it requires a bit of skill to actually use it. (Not that it takes the same level of skill as the railgun)

Also, when you say "2 on 1"s, I'm assuming you're referign to the scenario of one person having one SMG or other dual weapon while the other has two of the same.

However, even this has balance.

While dualing, reload time is doubled and accuracy is descreased, not to mention that you can't use grenades or melee without dropping the other weapon. If the single-handed user keeps some distance and fires at the upper body of the dual-wielder, he'll probably win.

And swords aren't that powerful anymore. They are very close range, and if you dodge the wielder of one, they have to take some time recovering.

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Battle Rifles are shit when you hit someone in the body, it takes some skill to hit people in the head with it consistantly, and many other weapons and strategies can be used to counter a BR attack, such as using a needler while zig-zagging, crouching, getting close to the opponent, etc.

Therefore, its no more unbalanced than the railgun in Quake, because it requires a bit of skill to actually use it. (Not that it takes the same level of skill as the railgun)

Also, when you say "2 on 1"s, I'm assuming you're referign to the scenario of one person having one SMG or other dual weapon while the other has two of the same.

However, even this has balance.

While dualing, reload time is doubled and accuracy is descreased, not to mention that you can't use grenades or melee without dropping the other weapon. If the single-handed user keeps some distance and fires at the upper body of the dual-wielder, he'll probably win.

And swords aren't that powerful anymore. They are very close range, and if you dodge the wielder of one, they have to take some time recovering.

I was talking about when 2 people spawn together and over power a single enemy one at a time.

Swords are absolutely unbalanced when you crouch because you dissapear off the radar. It's impossible to dodge if you're not playing a monkey. If you take ever corner slowly, then he can just charge you or set up another ambush.

Battle rifling is easy btw. It also ruins the balance. Most players (who aren't savy) just stick to the assault rifle and charge people with it and go for the melee. How do we stop that????? Give them a better gun when they spawn >.>

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I was talking about when 2 people spawn together and over power a single enemy one at a time.

Swords are absolutely unbalanced when you crouch because you dissapear off the radar. It's impossible to dodge if you're not playing a monkey. If you take ever corner slowly, then he can just charge you or set up another ambush.

Battle rifling is easy btw. It also ruins the balance. Most players (who aren't savy) just stick to the assault rifle and charge people with it and go for the melee. How do we stop that????? Give them a better gun when they spawn >.>

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I heard plasma grenades are fun to throw.

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I heard plasma grenades are fun to throw.

When noobs only throw grenades i'll still be aiming for there head, i'll have decent shields if they don't hit me (and they usually don't), and by the time they react by shooting back I had already melee'd there ass into the ground...

He should make a cardboard Halo car now.