Looks like someone hasn't played Halo 3 at 200% speed.goldenpp72 said:halo fast paced? LMAO
I enjoy Halo's slower pace and how the radar makes you more conscious and deliberate about your movement (but makes some maps unplayable).
Looks like someone hasn't played Halo 3 at 200% speed.goldenpp72 said:halo fast paced? LMAO
the AR fixes all your concerns, babyEazyB said:Looks like someone hasn't played Halo 3 at 200% speed.
I enjoy Halo's slower pace and how the radar makes you more conscious and deliberate about your movement (but makes some maps unplayable).
:lol :lolEazyB said:Voc is disturbed, just ignore him.
dun dun DUNNNNNN!Blueblur1 said:
There is a simple way of figuring out the answer to your question: read the books.backflip10019 said:I know that the books are primarily about fleshing out the story, but how do they handle action sequences?
Star Wars is shitty science-fiction.xxjuicesxx said:If I want to see sci-fi shit I'll watch Star Wars because that shit is legendary.
backflip10019 said:True. Although the whole idea of novels based on the Halo universe seems a bit nutty to me. I mean the game is one of the fastest-paced FPS games in existence. How do you iterate that sense in a novel?
"Chief picked up an Assault Rifle. He fired it at the Elite. 3 bullets and a beatdown was all it took. Then he turned and tossed a grenade at some Brutes."
I know that the books are primarily about fleshing out the story, but how do they handle action sequences? Would be very difficult if they stayed true to the games in describing battles.
Or, if he wanted to know before buying a book that he potentially wouldn't like, the simple solution could be to ask his friendly local internet friends who have read the books...Dax01 said:There is a simple way of figuring out the answer to your question: read the books.
vhfive said:hmmm..
6 months is a long time i'll give the run down of whats happening lately
mlg kidsdon't likelolwu or ghalvoc or cocop
backflip10019 said:Yeah, I don't really get why a bunch of people get so enveloped in the Halo world, enough to research the games like Voc was talking about. Wouldn't it make more sense to, you know, play the game with your spare time instead of researching it?
striker and fox pop in once in a while to cause shit with team jesus and co.
JdFoX187 said:And people think I shit up the thread.
tdg gets into every argument he can
TDG said:rant to long to quote
dax is not hated as much but is still picked on from time to time
xxjuicesxx said:Also who gives a fuck how big The Ark is.
this is comingsome juniors showed up
kevinro thinks he hot shit and makes sure everyone knows
Or he could go to a bookstore and read a couple of pages without buying it. Hm. I guess your way is better because it saves gas.TDG said:Or, if he wanted to know before buying a book that he potentially wouldn't like, the simple solution could be to ask his friendly local internet friends who have read the books...
Dax01 said:Or he could go to a bookstore and read a couple of pages without buying it. Hm. I guess your way is better because it saves gas.
I've always imagined a really massive world, so there are PvP areas of the ring, and also areas where everyone's on the Human army side, fighting an ongoing battle aginst the covenant. I like to think that one day I might hop into a tank and fight alongside a few hundred folks in some huge battle, then the next day hop on with three of my friends, we all grab sniper rifles and raid a covenant transport all stealthy-like. The game could be continuously balanced to keep the human-covenant war balanced. It would also provide for some pretty awesome events, like massive military operations.EazyB said:I really can't imagine a Halo MMO. It's pretty easy to see why it couldn't be an MMORPG with leveling and such and classes would also be weird and very not-Halo. Would the factions consist of Spartans vs. Elites/Brutes and what would the PvE be if there were any? It just doesn't seem like a good fit.
What I can imagine is a larger scale MP mode like Battlefield's were teams of 32 could square off against each other on larger version of Valhalla.
Al Gore <3s Backflip, you not so much.Dax01 said:Or he could go to a bookstore and read a couple of pages without buying it. Hm. I guess your way is better because it saves gas.
Unfortunately, I claimed the rights to summarizing the entire thread quite a while ago, you can be my wordy assistant though.vhfive said:this is coming
i <3 you all
I guess he's not really fading awaaaaaay. What a shame.EazyB said:dun dun DUNNNNNN!
TDG said:I've always imagined a really massive world, so there are PvP areas of the ring, and also areas where everyone's on the Human army side, fighting an ongoing battle aginst the covenant. I like to think that one day I might hop into a tank and fight alongside a few hundred folks in some huge battle, then the next day hop on with three of my friends, we all grab sniper rifles and raid a covenant transport all stealthy-like. The game could be continuously balanced to keep the human-covenant war balanced. It would also provide for some pretty awesome events, like massive military operations.
As I said, it's fairly idealistic, and it won't be possible for many years. But it would be beautiful.
Al Gore <3s Backflip, you not so much.
I guess he's not really fading awaaaaaay. What a shame.
This, is the way the world ends.vhfive said:<string of quotes>
vhfive said:this is coming
i <3 you all
Dani said:So, I take it HaloGAF is exempt from all other GAF thread rules and requirements?
No, but when a thread is around as long as this one has, and more-or-less self-moderates, there's no need to check on it regularly. When something really bad is going on, someone usually PMs someone important to get shit settled. But usually stuff just works itself out.Dani said:So, I take it HaloGAF is exempt from all other GAF thread rules and requirements?
Blueblur1 said:I don't mean any ill will towards anyone on GAF. *shrug*
And Halo 3 is still kind of awesome. I've had a lot of fun playing with Dani and backflip the past few days.
Actions:Merguson said:HOUSE # 1 (20 room energy guzzling mansion) is outside of
Nashville,Tennessee. It is the abode of that renowned environmentalist
(and filmmaker) Al Gore.
HOUSE # 2 (model eco-friendly house) is on a ranch near Crawford,
Texas purchased right before his election run to make him appear "folksy" Also known as "the Texas White House," it is the private
residence of the President of the United States, George W. Bush.
FAIL
It was hard to tell who I offended and who I didn't. I eliminated the guess work and just wiped my friends list clean. I regret my actions and will gladly add anyone to my friends list who wishes to play games on XBL.vhfive said:what happened to fun times with me.
</3why we no longer friends
Bungie said in the podcast from October that the maps were finished.Kibbles said:Well we know all the maps were completed before December 10th, because this guy has all the Mythic achievements already...
Kibbles said:Well we know all the maps were completed before December 10th, because this guy has all the Mythic achievements already...
[edit] lol, I'm guessing he cheated the system somehow.
friend request incomingBlueblur1 said:It was hard to tell who I offended and who I didn't. I eliminated the guess work and just wiped my friends list clean. I regret my actions and will gladly add anyone to my friends list who wishes to play games on XBL.
count me inDani said:Up for games later Blur? (And anyone else here really)
Never go into Squad Battle yourself. You can never make up for worse players or quitters. =(
I love Squad Battle too, which makes the lack of a squad to play with, any fun.
Yet we have to wait until later this fall to get them. So awesome. :lolGhaleonEB said:Bungie said in the podcast from October that the maps were finished.
I finally fixed my Fable 2 issue and have nabbed enough achievements for today. I'll be on Halo 3 whenever anyone signs on.Dani said:Up for games later Blur? (And anyone else here really)
Never go into Squad Battle yourself. You can never make up for worse players or quitters. =(
I love Squad Battle too, which makes the lack of a squad to play with, any fun.
GhaleonEB said:Actions:
Decades devoted to the cause of raising awareness and fighting the effects of global climate change: Al Gore
Decade denying the existence of and enacting policies which exacerbate the effects of global climate change: George W. Bush
But let's talk about houses. Or better yet, Halo. I come to the Halo thread to get away from PoliGAF! (And vice versa.)
Hm. And all this time I thought it was a match made in matchmaking. Weird.Merguson said:Halo BTB is a match made in heaven.
Cocopjojo said:Massive spoiler:Thel 'Vadam, the main Elite character who began to understand humanity and even respect them a little... he's the Arbiter. That's what was being implied at the end when he said he'd been assigned to the Fleet of Particular Justice and that perhaps one day he could "rise even higher," or whatever.
backflip10019 said:We've got quite a HaloGAF gangbang going on right now. DLC BTB, be prepared to get raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaped.
Tashi.Merguson said:Who's NYSTOFMIND23.... ?
Some parts especially in the beginning are a little corny, like that king of the hill part, but I stuck with it and somewhere around where they start enhancing the Spartans genetically I was sold. It gets a lot better as it goes on imo.KevinRo said:I actually bought the books expecting, from the response from GAF, some awesome reading during the winter break. Well, 100 pages in the shit is really corny. Really REALLY corny. Like the whole King of the Hill part where they meet John for the first time made me not want to read the book anymore. /rant
A Penguin said:Hopefully this hasn't been posted, but no Double EXP this weekend and January update will be up on Tuesday.
http://www.bungie.net/News/Blog.aspx?mode=news#cid16874
When I see that color that's the last conclusion that comes to mind.Self Induced said:So, I got my mic working again.
But theres a new rule. Whenever the fire on my skull emblem turns Rubine it means I am... incapable of coherent conversation at the moment.
Fuck these impulse decisions, man.EazyB said:Too fast for you sucka!
I hope it wasn't anything I said that made you fork over that money. I've tried to remain neutral relatively speaking about the Halo ancillaries within the context of what they are -- supplemental and individual extensions of the core fiction targeted to a specific market demographic. I read a lot, especially lately: Tolkien, Herbert, Follet, Crichton, King and I'm currently on McCarthy's "The Road" which is an amazing piece of literature -- so I hope I'm not being pigeonholed into something I'm not.KevinRo said:I actually bought the books expecting, from the response from GAF, some awesome reading during the winter break. Well, 100 pages in the shit is really corny. Really REALLY corny. Like the whole King of the Hill part where they meet John for the first time made me not want to read the book anymore. /rant
vhfive said:i don't know if you guys listened to the "sgt br" message but he wants us to join his clan:lol
anyway good times were had tonightprobably my favorite game of the nightholy shit 18 games for 4.5 hours
i know i was in a tank but i have never gotten an invincible before
Basically, the vast majority of the program's subjects are MIA or KIA. Some are alive but in no position to fight, if I recall correctly nearly all were lost in the Human-Covenant war.KevinRo said:Ok, don't crucify me now people. I started tFoR yesterday and finished it today. As I said earlier the book is really corny but the 2nd half of the book started to pick up. I must admit I did enjoy the short reading but it is clear that these books were written for the halo fan in mind and not an average sci-fi reader.
I just wanna know what happened to the other Spartan project and leftover Spartans? Don't tell me what happened but is there an explanation?