Basically if you're not a dick what I'm saying doesn't apply to you lol.garjian said:Hey, woooooh...
I'm gonna start by saying that I really like SWAT, it was my most played game type, and I am the least similar person to what youve just described there, and even given my experience with that mode I'm completely unaware of what youre talking about.
Yes, I dont talk to people other than my friends on Halo, but I cant actually recall any time anybody did speak on SWAT. Ive never received any messages, nothing. Ive had no bad, nor good, experiences with that little slice of that community.
I dont see how Halo doesnt have "good twitch gameplay". Ive played most FPSs, and I'm not a fan of the genre, however I do enjoy SWAT. Maybe Ive just somehow missed those particular games that do it better, but the only game that comes to mind with that kind of gameplay is Rainbow Six: Vegas, which i did like, but not as much as Halo.
Not that this really concerns me considering I'm completely avoiding Halo 4, i just thought what you two were saying was just a little unfair.
I like SWAT too. But Halo has always focused on the tactical side of things. That's one of the big things that distinguished Halo: CE from other shooters in 2001. The super fast twitchy gameplay that PC shooters offered didn't translate well to the console controller, so they toned it down a little and made it more about creating an interesting challenge that required picking the right tool for the job, balancing risk-reward, and responding to the changing situation. There are faster, twitchier games if you want something that focuses on that.
I like SWAT too, but if you want to be an elitist dick about ONLY playing the twitchiest possible game, and calling everyone who doesn't a scrub, you ought to at least find the proper venue. ->
No offense intended.