sixthsubset
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did anybody else download an update today? i just did
Yes. I also did for NG2 and COD4. I reckon its the X360 update that came out, perhaps it emptied the cache.....or perhaps all 3 games have had updates come out for them. I do not knows, brah.sixthsubset said:did anybody else download an update today? i just did
fin said:Anyone a member of this site?
http://www.lgnation.com/forums/index.php
I got spammed on Bnet because of uploading maps.
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►Here are some key points on the site:
We are an active community that is willing to give feedback and check out your map. If you are to join please make sure you understand the rules before posting. We have a ton of great forgers too. Also the mods are very helpful and will help you out if needed.
We have a nice forums layout with four map sections. There are Competitive, Casual, Racetracks, and Others. This is an easier way to find maps you like.
Also, due to Bungie's recent forum update. It is very hard to find good maps. This is because the forums are now organized by date, with the newest maps on top. Now the once active forums are "dead" and flooded with new, poorly made maps. Legendary Gaming forums are not like this, and it is very easy to find great maps using our our great forums.
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sixthsubset said:did anybody else download an update today? i just did
A few hours ago, a new Xbox 360 system update was released meaning that anyone signing into Xbox Live will be prompted to give it a download. But don't get too excited, because Major Nelson has informed us that this is NOT the feature rich Fall update we've all been waiting for. Instead, today's system update has code in it to "prepare for future growth of the service" with no new visible changes or features added. Which also means there are no Avatars ... yet.
I think I get plenty of Halo in and I believe my gifs serve a great purpose and without them this thread, GAF, the internet would not be the same.KevinRo said:I honestly believe that dude sits there with his gif animation program running 24/7. Just think of all that time and effort waisted, he could be playing halo. Shame :/
Directed by Doug Liman of Bourne fame.Dax01 said:
Good that they are reevaluating reward systems. I think they had the tools in Halo 3, but implemented them less than idealy.MirageDwarf said:http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/bungie-s-damian-isla
Visit link for other standard questions. I really want to see new IP from Bungie asap. Would be very good surprise if that canned game announcement is actually new IP.
GhaleonEB said:
Shishka said:No dog food for Shishka tonight!
Shishka, are there any plans to give Team Snipers its own personal, permanent playlist? Frankly, there are too many shotty snipers/sniper games appearing in Team Slayer and the like.Shishka said:No dog food for Shishka tonight!
Chinner said:Also, I added GAF gamer tag, I think you're the dude who controls it?
"Dude, you're not on the list..."
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GhaleonEB said:Good that they are reevaluating reward systems. I think they had the tools in Halo 3, but implemented them less than idealy.
The comment about Bungie developing ideas on the shelf from Myth is interesting...
Bnet said:"Will change the way you play Halo 3 online"
fin said:Or something like that. I wonder what Bungie has for Halo 3 players...
backflip10019 said:A reward system like that of CoD4's would fall in place well with the new playlist ranking system that Bungie talked about in this past week's BWU. I remember seeing that a Colonel in the Social Slayer playlist was at 200 XP, which actually seems like a fair amount for a single playlist to require, especially just to be a Colonel. Following suit, I would assume that one would need around 500 XP in order to become a General, which is a LOT for one playlist, especially considering that there are what, 13 or so regular playlists? Maybe Bungie has plans for some kind of reward system that gives you XP for capturing a flag, planting a bomb or getting a killing frenzy. Or maybe some kind of leveling system for each individual weapon where once you get, say, 10 kills with a BR, you get one XP.
/speculation
op_ivy said:along the same lines... i can definitely see bungie using new armor as a rewards system. we (surprisingly) havent seen any dlc armor permutations yet, how about a ton of them to kick off this new 'leveling up' system?
Dax01 said:
Didn't Bungie confirm that they can't add new armor perms? I thought Bungie said something about that...op_ivy said:along the same lines... i can definitely see bungie using new armor as a rewards system. we (surprisingly) havent seen any dlc armor permutations yet, how about a ton of them to kick off this new 'leveling up' system?
I'm pretty sure it's had a price drop. I think I saw an ad for it on Sunday for $39.99 somewhere. Man, I'm so scatter-brained today.funkmastergeneral said:Has Halo 3 seen a price drop yet? I wanted to go play some multiplayer this morning but my disc and case are missing =/
backflip10019 said:One thing that I'd really like would be the ability for new players to enter matchmaking games in which other players had quit. I don't see a reason as to why this wouldn't be implemented -- it would allow for more fair teams, especially when some douchebag players quit immediately in the lobby.
It was listed at $37.99 in last week's Target ad, but I'm not sure if that price point has carried over to this week though. Might want to give them a call about it.funkmastergeneral said:Has Halo 3 seen a price drop yet? I wanted to go play some multiplayer this morning but my disc and case are missing =/
:lol Yeah, then Numbers ACCIDENTALLY kills you both.xxjuicesxx said:Warthog doesnt make it into base
"...Lets try that again" , Continues humming Indiana Jones theme song.
the disgruntled gamer said:Didn't Bungie confirm that they can't add new armor perms? I thought Bungie said something about that...
backflip10019 said:A reward system like that of CoD4's would fall in place well with the new playlist ranking system that Bungie talked about in this past week's BWU. I remember seeing that a Colonel in the Social Slayer playlist was at 200 XP, which actually seems like a fair amount for a single playlist to require, especially just to be a Colonel. Following suit, I would assume that one would need around 500 XP in order to become a General, which is a LOT for one playlist, especially considering that there are what, 13 or so regular playlists? Maybe Bungie has plans for some kind of reward system that gives you XP for capturing a flag, planting a bomb or getting a killing frenzy. Or maybe some kind of leveling system for each individual weapon where once you get, say, 10 kills with a BR, you get one XP.
One thing that I'd really like would be the ability for new players to enter matchmaking games in which other players had quit. I don't see a reason as to why this wouldn't be implemented -- it would allow for more fair teams, especially when some douchebag players quit immediately in the lobby.
/speculation
fin said:The post game lobby already keeps track of all of this stuff. Who kills who, how and with what weapons. I'm drooling...Sounds do-able?
backflip10019 said:Sounds like it could be very do-able to me. Heh, I'd get a ton of XP if they gave points out for getting assists. Somehow I always end every BTB game I play with around 25.![]()
Insaniac said:cantgetaheadshot syndrome?
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It's the call of duty.the disgruntled gamer said:I don't understand why people need to be rewarded with points for everything they do. Isn't the reward of getting a nice headshot that you got a nice headshot, not that a "+5" popped up on your screen?
Who knows, maybe I'm just old-fashioned.
the disgruntled gamer said:I don't understand why people need to be rewarded with points for everything they do. Isn't the reward of getting a nice headshot that you got a nice headshot, not that a "+5" popped up on your screen?
Who knows, maybe I'm just old-fashioned.
I never thought of it that way. Thanks Urk. Your brilliance is so appreciated by me, and everyone else. Excellent post.urk said:People love having their ego stroked.
COD5 is coming with a mechnical hand that pats you on the back whenever you get a kill.the disgruntled gamer said:I don't understand why people need to be rewarded with points for everything they do. Isn't the reward of getting a nice headshot that you got a nice headshot, not that a "+5" popped up on your screen?
Who knows, maybe I'm just old-fashioned.
the disgruntled gamer said:I don't understand why people need to be rewarded with points for everything they do. Isn't the reward of getting a nice headshot that you got a nice headshot, not that a "+5" popped up on your screen?
Who knows, maybe I'm just old-fashioned.
Chinner said:COD5 is coming with a mechnical hand that pats you on the back whenever you get a kill.
Chinner said:COD5 is coming with a mechnical hand that pats you on the back whenever you get a kill.
urk said:Much of the tone in the original was set by the alien environments. There's a certain sense of wonder that simply can't be recaptured once you've experienced it. The same phenomenon exists in all forms of media. When I first saw the Star Destroyer in A New Hope stab out of the blackness of space and forge ahead as a seemingly endless spire of metal, I was awestruck beyond belief. Today, it's a cool cinematic moment, but I'm definitely not perched out over the edge of the couch with my jaw wide open.
the disgruntled gamer said:I don't understand why people need to be rewarded with points for everything they do. Isn't the reward of getting a nice headshot that you got a nice headshot, not that a "+5" popped up on your screen?
Who knows, maybe I'm just old-fashioned.
To me that's what medals are. You get medals in Halo 3 for all kinds of stuff, which I get a kick out of. But people want that tied more directly to some other kind of benefit. Not sure how they could build something onto Halo 3 like that, I'm assuming it's a discussion for their next game.urk said:People love having their ego stroked.
:lolsoldat7 said:Halo: Dark Planetoid Rising (copyright Voc)
GhaleonEB said:To me that's what medals are. You get medals in Halo 3 for all kinds of stuff, which I get a kick out of. But people want that tied more directly to some other kind of benefit. Not sure how they could build something onto Halo 3 like that, I'm assuming it's a discussion for their next game.
Maybe Bungie has plans for some kind of reward system that gives you XP for capturing a flag, planting a bomb or getting a killing frenzy. Or maybe some kind of leveling system for each individual weapon where once you get, say, 10 kills with a BR, you get one XP.
the disgruntled gamer said:I don't understand why people need to be rewarded with points for everything they do. Isn't the reward of getting a nice headshot that you got a nice headshot, not that a "+5" popped up on your screen?
Who knows, maybe I'm just old-fashioned.
Yeah, but that's thing, I don't really care about medals and stuff either. It's the same with achievements. I play the games because they're fun, not to have things pop up onto the screen to let me know how special I am. Whatever. As I said, I guess I'm just old fashioned.Stoney Mason said:Lol. Sorry but this seems funny coming from a game that annouces killing steaks with mortal komat-ish names, graphical icons, and announcer.
People like to be rewarded. That's just the way the mass of gamers are.
the disgruntled gamer said:Yeah, but that's thing, I don't really care about medals and stuff either. It's the same with achievements. I play the games because they're fun, not to have things pop up onto the screen to let me know how special I am. Whatever. As I said, I guess I'm just old fashioned.
Well yeah, but screaming in your face "YOU'RE SPECIAL! I LOVE YOU!" has not always been a big thing in shooters. It's a new trend that I dislike.fin said:Gamers have been rewarded with points since PONG, not old-fashioned.
I think this kind of system could do more to help the community play better. Rather than "Noob Rushing"into 3 dudes over, and over. Maybe this would get them to stop and think "Doing this totally fucks over my EXP, maybe I'll chill with my team for a bit. See what happens."TM Finjitzu, 2007 All Rights Reserved
the disgruntled gamer said:Yeah, but that's thing, I don't really care about medals and stuff either. It's the same with achievements. I play the games because they're fun, not to have things pop up onto the screen to let me know how special I am. Whatever. As I said, I guess I'm just old fashioned.
Right. That's what I was saying, though I used an entirely different set of words. A more tangible reward linked to the systems. Tying armor pieces or even emblems to some kind of progress or reward system would have been effective. I hope Bungie doesn't go down the road of rewards that impact gameplay.urk said:Right. But medals, in and of themselves, don't "earn" the player anything. They just pile up in a chest online, viewable only collectively via B.net. They could easily translate into something like custom badging, weapon decals, or armor variations.
the disgruntled gamer said:Well yeah, but screaming in your face "YOU'RE SPECIAL! I LOVE YOU!" has not always been a big thing in shooters. It's a new trend that I dislike.
I mean, I don't doubt that adding your suggested system would have a positive effect (people might think twice about betraying people so they can get snipe if a "-500" pops up on their screen), but this whole trend in society where people feel so bad about themselves that they watch TV shows where other people are humiliated so they feel better about themselves, where they want to constantly be told how awesome they are by their games... it disturbs me, to say the least.
GhaleonEB said:Right. That's what I was saying, though I used an entirely different set of words. A more tangible reward linked to the systems. Tying armor pieces or even emblems to some kind of progress or reward system would have been effective. I hope Bungie doesn't go down the road of rewards that impact gameplay.
the disgruntled gamer said:Well yeah, but screaming in your face "YOU'RE SPECIAL! I LOVE YOU!" has not always been a big thing in shooters. It's a new trend that I dislike.
I mean, I don't doubt that adding your suggested system would have a positive effect (people might think twice about betraying people so they can get snipe if a "-500" pops up on their screen), but this whole trend in society where people feel so bad about themselves that they watch TV shows where other people are humiliated so they feel better about themselves, where they want to constantly be told how awesome they are by their games... it disturbs me, to say the least.
backflip10019 said:The way that I see these so-called "rewards" are as a way of making the game more fun and interesting, not shamelessly rewarding players and bolstering their self-esteem.
GhaleonEB said:I hope Bungie doesn't go down the road of rewards that impact gameplay.