i think i love you *and hate xboxCynical skeptic said:Heh, new halo game vs new call of duty game.
Kinda like watching two drunk, retarded, homeless quadriplegics try to fight to the death without wheelchairs.
i think i love you *and hate xboxCynical skeptic said:Heh, new halo game vs new call of duty game.
Kinda like watching two drunk, retarded, homeless quadriplegics try to fight to the death without wheelchairs.
Slight graphical changes? There's a huge change. Far more polygons.Mikeyfell said:fine, ignore me, spend $60 on a game that you already own, then preorder Halo Reach 2, and Halo Reach 3. Never mind that you're being milked with new box art and slight graphical upgradesgodofallu said:Judging from your grammar, punctuation, and point; I can only assume that you should be ignored.Mikeyfell said:wow I didn't know there were only 1.9 million complete tools out there
I guess everyone else is just going to play Halo 3 again and call it a day
good on you everyone but the 1.9 million retards out there
OP: Yes Halo Reach has set a new bar for videogame releases everywhere.
And then actually fix any exploits they tried? Yeah, that'd be great.AjimboB said:I hope they do try to break the game in every way possible, that way Bungie can permanently ban their asses, since they actually care about having cheater free mutliplayer, unlike Infinity Ward.TheTaco007 said:Exactly.AjimboB said:Good, MW2 sucked, and Halo Reach is awesome, and more importantly BALANCED.
MW2 is just broken. Remember how many bugs/glitches it shipped with? And still has for that matter? They didn't test it AT ALL. They just threw a bunch of guns in a pile and called it a game.
Honestly, I was actually kind of hoping Reach wouldn't be as popular as MW2, that way we wouldn't be getting a bunch of CoD noobs trying to find every possible way to exploit the game.
Actually, it'd just be better if the game caters to the skilled, which it looks like it does. This way we get to SLAUGHTER the CoD noobs.
Even though the point has been made a dozen times, Halo 3 was never going to be their last halo game. It was going to be the last game in the trilogy(or having MC as the main character basically).Soylent Dave said:I remember when Halo 3 was Bungie's last Halo game.Sassafrass said:with this being Bungie's last Halo game, it's gonna get snapped up pretty quickly.
Then they changed their minds, and said "No, we said it was our last FPS Halo game with Master Chief in"
I will not be astonished if they end up producing another Halo game in a year or two, once the money starts drying up. That's assuming their 'new IP' for Activision isn't just 'Master Chief wearing a different hat'.
People would enjoy yet another Halo game anyway. They're all set to enjoy this one, after all.
(I'd be more excited if they were doing things like 'innovating' and 'not making the exact same game they've made 3 times before, but with nicer graphics' - but they're hardly the only developer infected with sequelitis)
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I am impressed by the pre-ordering, though - competing with MW2 (which was stupidly popular, as everyone knows) is pretty damn special; there's knowing a game is popular, and there's knowing a game is that popular.
If you're still basing game quality on the amount of on-screen polygons you need your priorities shifted. that stopped being relevant on the PS2Nouw said:Slight graphical changes? There's a huge change. Far more polygons.
There won't be a Halo Reach 2 or 3. Willing to bet money on that?
Milked? Halo: Reach is the fifth Halo game and 5 games is hardly milking.
Are you saying it's just new box art? New characters. New Setting. New Timezone. New Weapons. New Vehicles. Better Game.
Don't judge a fucking book by it's cover good sir.
Wait... I seem to be confused. You say that graphics don't matter (from what I understand) but continually degrade Halo: Reach because you feel it has worse graphics. If that's the case, it shouldn't really matter what it looks like to you shouldn't it?Mikeyfell said:If you're still basing game quality on the amount of on-screen polygons you need your priorities shifted. that stopped being relevant on the PS2Nouw said:Slight graphical changes? There's a huge change. Far more polygons.
There won't be a Halo Reach 2 or 3. Willing to bet money on that?
Milked? Halo: Reach is the fifth Halo game and 5 games is hardly milking.
Are you saying it's just new box art? New characters. New Setting. New Timezone. New Weapons. New Vehicles. Better Game.
Don't judge a fucking book by it's cover good sir.
With 1.9 million pre-orders? Bungie would be stupid to not repackage the same game in a new box again and sell it back to them.
it's not Nintendo level milking but Halo 3 was a prettier Halo 2 and ODST was a shorter Halo 3(as if that was even possible) and Reach just looks like a different looking Halo 3 (I've seen some game-play footage and to me it looks worse)
New box art and graphics, at least in between not ODST that was just the box art
You care about the characters in the Halo games? were you lobotomized?
the new settings go hand and hand with the new graphics and they do nothing to vary the game play which has gone unchanged since the first one, actually mostly unchanged since the first FPS.
new timezones? what I don't even know what that means
new weapons and vehicles, well it's the least they could do for their loyal fans right? I mean they're basically just twittiling their thumbs until they announce Halo Reach 2, they could spend 10 minutes to photoshop a chainsaw on a battle rifle or something. Maybe even give you a jet-pack
I'm not judging Halo Reach by it's cover (that would make me think it was different from Halo 3) I'm judging Halo Reach based on what all developers of FPS games have always done.
Using the almighty power of the Wayback Machine, let us travel back into the distant past :awsome117 said:Even though the point has been made a dozen times, Halo 3 was never going to be their last halo game. It was going to be the last game in the trilogy(or having MC as the main character basically).
They have already moved on to a new IP, although they haven't said what yet.
That was Halo 3, the final chapter in the trilogy there, back in 2007.The Year of Our Lord 2007 (April) said:One of the most-hyped games to date, Halo 3, is now officially finished, and the gold master has been released to manufacturing.
Microsoft, publisher of the Bungie title, has announced that the final chapter in the trilogy will now be in production ahead of its release on September 25
The Year of Our Lord 2008 (October) said:Bungie is currently working on three separate projects, of which only the Halo title is so far known to the public, but according to community and PR director Brian Jarrard that team currently working on Recon won't continue to work on Halo projects in that series once the game ships.
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"I think when this project wraps up in a couple of months that will be the time when that team moves on to something else" [said PR director Brian Jarrard]
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when asked if that meant Halo 3 Recon would be a "final statement" from Bungie as far as the Halo trilogy was concerned, Jarrard agreed.
Ooh, a new IP. Unless they just didn't bother and started doing Halo Reach instead.October 2010 again said:There is no word as yet on what the other projects Bungie is working on may be, [but] one of them is definitely new IP
to me graphics are the least important part of a game, it takes lots of money to make good graphics and all that money always comes from the writing staff, or the voice actors, or something that's far more important that how it looks. that's my philosophy anyway. I'm not degrading Halo for the graphics, the Graphics are all that FPS games have.awsome117 said:Wait... I seem to be confused. You say that graphics don't matter (from what I understand) but continually degrade Halo: Reach because you feel it has worse graphics. If that's the case, it shouldn't really matter what it looks like to you shouldn't it?
Halo Reach isn't out yet, unless you're in New York, but unless you're not shooting from a first person perspective any more it's going to be the same as all the other Halo games and all the Call of Duty games and all the Metal of Honor games. even Half Life.awsome117 said:If you're going by game play, which it doesn't look like you're doing, you can tell the differences between Halo 3 and Halo: Reach.
Cortana is one of my favorite characters of all timesawsome117 said:Don't like the Halo characters, that's fine. But they are more interesting than you give them credit for.
If the Halo series ends with this game I will grow wings and flyawsome117 said:Also, no there will not be a Halo: Reach 2(as Reach falls in this game, so having another Reach would be impossible). And well technically it is a new timezone, but only about by a year, maybe a few months actually.
oh...I see what you did there....toucheawsome117 said:So wait, you don't like the fact they added new things to the game? Weird, because you said it was the same game, just a new box but said they added all these new things to make the fans happy (which is what a game dev should do shouldn't they?)
except all the logical reasons I gave in my comment.....awsome117 said:And no, you are judging the game on it's cover, as there is no logical reason behind any of your statements.
Mikeyfell said:Don't judge a book by it's cover isn't literal (although it is most of the time. I don't blame you) It means don't judge something by looking at it, judge it by actually reading/watching/playing etc.Nouw said:Snipped
Just because many people like the Halo franchise does not mean you can go around and insult them. What is the big deal if 1.9 million people pre-ordered it? Many of those 1.9 million people could like Mass Effect, Dragon Age, and/or the Half-Life series. Why judge people just based on one game they pre-order?Mikeyfell said:fine, ignore me, spend $60 on a game that you already own, then preorder Halo Reach 2, and Halo Reach 3. Never mind that you're being milked with new box art and slight graphical upgradesgodofallu said:Judging from your grammar, punctuation, and point; I can only assume that you should be ignored.Mikeyfell said:wow I didn't know there were only 1.9 million complete tools out there
I guess everyone else is just going to play Halo 3 again and call it a day
good on you everyone but the 1.9 million retards out there
OP: Yes Halo Reach has set a new bar for videogame releases everywhere.
Bungie no longer own the Halo franchise, and are publishing their new IP via Activision. Microsoft won't let the Halo cash cow die, but Halo: Reach is definitely the final Halo game being made by Bungie.Mikeyfell said:Bungie will not let this cash cow die
I takes place before Halo: Combat Evolved. It chronicles the tasks undertaken by a particular squad of Spartans in the War of Reach. The reason why there's probably not going to be a Reach 2 is because the Covenant won the war, and chances that the game ends before the war is over are slim to none.Mikeyfell said:and I still don't know what you mean by "timezone" you mean it takes place in the future after Halo 3 ended?
well good for Halo, it finally gets to end-Zen- said:I takes place before Halo: Combat Evolved. It chronicles the tasks undertaken by a particular squad of Spartans in the War of Reach. The reason why there's probably not going to be a Reach 2 is because the Covenant won the war, and chances that the game ends before the war is over are slim to none.Mikeyfell said:and I still don't know what you mean by "timezone" you mean it takes place in the future after Halo 3 ended?
and it the new Bungie IP is a first person shooter you can bet money that it will look a lot like Halo. I HOPE it isn't, god I hope it isn't.Kermi said:Bungie no longer own the Halo franchise, and are publishing their new IP via Activision. Microsoft won't let the Halo cash cow die, but Halo: Reach is definitely the final Halo game being made by Bungie.Mikeyfell said:Bungie will not let this cash cow die
You do realize that bungie and Microsoft are done right? Dude Reach falls... It's in the book. Everyone knows it. You can't MAKE a Reach 2 or 3.Mikeyfell said:fine, ignore me, spend $60 on a game that you already own, then preorder Halo Reach 2, and Halo Reach 3. Never mind that you're being milked with new box art and slight graphical upgradesgodofallu said:Judging from your grammar, punctuation, and point; I can only assume that you should be ignored.Mikeyfell said:wow I didn't know there were only 1.9 million complete tools out there
I guess everyone else is just going to play Halo 3 again and call it a day
good on you everyone but the 1.9 million retards out there
OP: Yes Halo Reach has set a new bar for videogame releases everywhere.
Reach is far from the same game. If this is the same game then I don't know what different is.ToonLink said:Quality? Dont make me laugh. Halo is the same game every single time.Talon Julius said:Beautiful. Finally something of quality is being accepted by the masses. Thank god for Bungie.
If anyone is being a sheep and following the "masses" its anyone who's bought a Halo game.
Halo can go sodomize itself with a rusty pitchfork.