I do, it's the only way I play Halo games and why I won't be playing Halo 5. Just because you play a certain way does not mean others didn't enjoy it the other way.Eyes of Avo said:Cool, sounds good to me. Even back in the day I refused to play single player co-op. I hated the hit the graphics took so my brother and I both bought Xbox's and loved system link co-op. Honestly I have to think that anyone who says this is a big deal is just looking for stuff to nitpick. Who was actually going to use this?
Same here, it's the only way I actually play Halo, and probably will be the reason I don't even consider getting Halo 5, because if I can't play through the campaign with my family, then what's the bloody point?RicoADF said:I do, it's the only way I play Halo games and why I won't be playing Halo 5.Eyes of Avo said:Cool, sounds good to me. Even back in the day I refused to play single player co-op. I hated the hit the graphics took so my brother and I both bought Xbox's and loved system link co-op. Honestly I have to think that anyone who says this is a big deal is just looking for stuff to nitpick. Who was actually going to use this?
yep, their lies and petty BS sums up this one true answer to Halos Simple riddle of steel.ChronoNexus said:343-Explains-Why-I-Won't-Buy-Halo-5
Hardly... they could cut the overly pretty visual and let us play split screen. I think the problem is that their "vision" for the future includes every person playing the games. My friend and I are playing through all of the games together again on Xbox 1, but they don't have Xbox 1's yet and don't want one. If we can't continue to play together I don't really care about the game then.Xeorm said:Coming from a technical background, the amount of backlash decisions like this get always baffles me. Mostly as the outrage tends to be morally based, when it seems to me to be a simple technical problem. There's only so much they can do with the crappy tech that is the xbone, and something had to give. Choosing split-screen makes sense if there's a small enough user base for it compared to cutting something else.
Of course, what am I saying. Raaagggeee ebul corporations only care about money.
*Puts hand up*Eyes of Avo said:Cool, sounds good to me. Even back in the day I refused to play single player co-op. I hated the hit the graphics took so my brother and I both bought Xbox's and loved system link co-op. Honestly I have to think that anyone who says this is a big deal is just looking for stuff to nitpick. Who was actually going to use this?
QFT. You can say, okay, yeah, they're beholden to stockholders and have to get their quarterly numbers looking good, but it seems like we've got to get to a point where people refuse to pre-order or day one purchase games sight unseen. That's the only way to break this ridiculous cycle. Don't believe the hype.ObsidianJones said:We live in a Post "Ship it out and patch the bugs out later", Batman-Arkham-Knight Climate, where we as gamers rather have it functional and working right out of the box than broken now and sitting with a 60 dollar virtual space block to be fixed later. And we are willing to wait the months to have it ready. Hell, a lot of us wait that long to have a playable experience anyway.
It is the publishers who put these deadlines that they need to be shipped now, now, now.
60fps in single and split screen two player, once you hit 3/4 players, it is 30fps. That's where the confusion comes from, but it is a constantly stable 30fps which means you get used to it and it's worth putting up with to play with friends like that. Done it heapsshintakie10 said:Unless I'm mistaken that's not how Mario Kart 8 works.Covarr said:Or they could've done what Nintendo did with Mario Kart 8, and run the game at 60fps in single player and 30fps in splitscreen. Pretty much nobody would've complained about this.Dalek Caan said:Only 30FPS and Splitscreen? People complain, make petitions and complain about the hardware.
60FPS but no Splitscreen? People complain, make petitions and complain about the hardware.
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Its 60 fps on both splitscreen and single player, however the graphics are heavily downgraded in splitscreen to keep that 60 fps.
No offense, but I think you are over estimating the size of that slice of pie. You guys are not in the majority....not even close I would guess. As harsh it sounds it's a good business decision. Sometimes you have to leave the few to give a quality product to the many....anyways I will love playing, sorry that you can't say the same.Kohen Keesing said:*Puts hand up*Eyes of Avo said:Cool, sounds good to me. Even back in the day I refused to play single player co-op. I hated the hit the graphics took so my brother and I both bought Xbox's and loved system link co-op. Honestly I have to think that anyone who says this is a big deal is just looking for stuff to nitpick. Who was actually going to use this?
Couch Co-Op is literally the only reason I got into Halo. Back when my brother and I could finally afford a console, the original Xbox and Halo:CE were the standard for it. In fact I'd say that most of console gaming's history goes back to couch co-op, what with Mario kart/Party, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and other sport franchise games on a wide selection of platforms, FORZA, Gran Turismo, etc.
Couch Co-op really is a huge niche of gaming, which is why it's seen a happy resurgence on steam with titles like Crawl and Nuclear Throne. Not everyone can actually afford to have two of the same console AND the same game in their house (current-gen consoles are still running $800-$1000 for the console/1 game/1 controller package here). I remember being so fucking keen to play Wipeout on PS1 with my friend but then discovered we could only do that with a system link, which pretty much resulted in that game not leaving the case again.
What 343 have done here is kinda like if WB decided to remove, say, Joker from their Batman franchise films. Sure, not everyone's gonna be pissed off by that, maybe not even most people, but a very, VERY large slice of the pie will drop off completely, because the part they actually enjoyed is gone.