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I actually enjoy halo very much. No other fps like it. it also has a good, interesting story.
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i fail to see the difference from any other FPS except for maybe graphics.For me, it brings nothing new to the table. At least killzone looks cool , has bots and a coherent and interesting story line. |
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And it brings plenty new to the table. It adds a new level of tactical combat, being forced to carry only two weapons, melee attacks. I simply love halo. Ive never played killzone and cant judge, but I really love halo. |
1.) most games limit your weapons
2.) most FPSs allow for melee combat oOo: and due to lack of control, my friends and i can't seem to pull off any real strategy that one could pull off in games like BoA or OFP. Whenever i play it, i feel like i'm playing a mod for quake three. |
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What lack of control are you talkin about? What do u play halo on? Do you just play multiplay/coop? Did you play for mor than a few minutes? |
call of duty does it, BOA does it and I think MOH:EA does it. And i play it at lan parties and do team training with my buds.
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Killzone is to CS AS Halo is to UT
Just different tastes. |
the only good thing about halo is the story line, but they kind of meessed it up in the second one.
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From what i heard the ending was shit anyway, most common description is "it was like running into a brick wall at full speed". eek: |
to tell you the truth, i don't even remember what happened at the end.
i played the entire game through once to get the story, and never played it again. maybe i should replay it. i really hate console controls though. can't use them worth shit. |
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Theres one plus side to the xbox controller, if afriend "pwns" you you can hit him with the controller, drag it back by the cable and repeat till he shuts the hole. Keyboards not quite heavy enough. annoy: |
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