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Alan1994 Chief Warrant Officer 3
Posts : 1146 Join date : 2010-03-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 7:37 pm | |
| - MidnightFenrir wrote:
- Arbiteris wrote:
- It is correct.None of you guys have said how its not and how halo is overated.Last time I check,each Halo game gets huge praise and is a huge hit.
Its not like each Halo games adds a new mode or two and a few guns then selling it as the next Halo like *cough*CoD*cough*
Halo has greatly influenced the industry.Hell, it saved an entire console from an early death.Just because you dont like halo doesnt mean it hasnt influenced the gaming industry greatly.And judging by Halo's sales,more people love halo then hate it.
No, halo doesn't influence the industry as much as you think, it actually encourages other developers of games to try to step away from that. Halo appeals to CHILDREN. Why? For the sake of money and marketing. Look at Call of Duty up to Modern Warfare. It was ACTUALLY good. Then they tried to appeal to children and now we have Modern Warfare 2. Games now don't appeal to the real gamers because they wouldn't make as much money. Also sales don't make the game if you don't know that already. You could not be anymore wrong. Each Halo game tries to be a step above all the other shooters. You can claim you don't like Halo but you can't claim the Halo series isn't one of the most ambitious FPS games of all time. | |
| | | Alan1994 Chief Warrant Officer 3
Posts : 1146 Join date : 2010-03-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 7:40 pm | |
| - TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad. COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. | |
| | | TRF Chief Warrant Officer 5
Posts : 1480 Join date : 2009-10-03
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:07 pm | |
| - Alan1994 wrote:
- TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad.
COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. The campers are not simply a direct result of the health system. When you combine it with the style of gameplay, it makes sense to camp. They expect you to go Rambo-style into a room, but you die in two bullets. THAT'S why there are campers. There are no campers in Rainbow Six. Why? Because the game encourages cautious play, and the health system goes hand in hand with that gameplay style. | |
| | | MrPink Seaman Apprentice
Posts : 39 Join date : 2010-08-22 Location : Georgia
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:13 pm | |
| - Alan1994 wrote:
- TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad.
COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. But it takes the challenge out of the game, kind of like the Bioshock Vita-Chambers (though you can at least turn those off). I mean, why worry about the guy with the big gun if you can just take a few hits, hide, and then get all of your health back? | |
| | | Alan1994 Chief Warrant Officer 3
Posts : 1146 Join date : 2010-03-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:18 pm | |
| - TRF wrote:
- Alan1994 wrote:
- TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad.
COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. The campers are not simply a direct result of the health system. When you combine it with the style of gameplay, it makes sense to camp. They expect you to go Rambo-style into a room, but you die in two bullets. THAT'S why there are campers. There are no campers in Rainbow Six. Why? Because the game encourages cautious play, and the health system goes hand in hand with that gameplay style. 2 factors go into the effectiveness of campers. The map design, and the health system. Simple. The low health makes it to where any slight advantage in response could give the defensive player the kill. If a guy is waiting in a corner of a building aiming down a stair case waiting for a sudden movement, he will most likely kill the unlucky opponent if he is not aware of his presence. The map design in MW2 also goes in favor of setting up camp/post at a place and waiting for enemies to strike. In Halo, the player is free to try multiple tactics on one map without having to worry too much about getting shot in the back...because with enough skill and accuracy you can turn around and attempt to counter your stealthy foe. | |
| | | Alan1994 Chief Warrant Officer 3
Posts : 1146 Join date : 2010-03-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:21 pm | |
| - MrPink wrote:
- Alan1994 wrote:
- TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad.
COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. But it takes the challenge out of the game, kind of like the Bioshock Vita-Chambers (though you can at least turn those off). I mean, why worry about the guy with the big gun if you can just take a few hits, hide, and then get all of your health back? Health regeneration does not make a game require any less skill. It just means you have more options to handle a situation. Halo Reach on Legendary is stupidly too hard. And in multiplayer less campers opts for a more diverse way to play multiplayer. I always switch my loadouts since my enemies change their playing tactics often. In COD, I usually stick with a class until I'm bored of it/ | |
| | | MrPink Seaman Apprentice
Posts : 39 Join date : 2010-08-22 Location : Georgia
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:27 pm | |
| - Alan1994 wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- Alan1994 wrote:
- TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad.
COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. But it takes the challenge out of the game, kind of like the Bioshock Vita-Chambers (though you can at least turn those off). I mean, why worry about the guy with the big gun if you can just take a few hits, hide, and then get all of your health back? Health regeneration does not make a game require any less skill. It just means you have more options to handle a situation. Halo Reach on Legendary is stupidly too hard. And in multiplayer less campers opts for a more diverse way to play multiplayer. I always switch my loadouts since my enemies change their playing tactics often. In COD, I usually stick with a class until I'm bored of it/ See, I knew you were going to say that. I mean, this is just my opinion, but putting in a stupidly hard difficulty doesn't make the game more challenging, just REALLY fucking annoying. Anyone who's played Charlie Don't Surf on Veteran should know what I'm talking about. | |
| | | Alan1994 Chief Warrant Officer 3
Posts : 1146 Join date : 2010-03-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Wed Sep 22, 2010 8:34 pm | |
| - MrPink wrote:
- Alan1994 wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- Alan1994 wrote:
- TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad.
COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. But it takes the challenge out of the game, kind of like the Bioshock Vita-Chambers (though you can at least turn those off). I mean, why worry about the guy with the big gun if you can just take a few hits, hide, and then get all of your health back? Health regeneration does not make a game require any less skill. It just means you have more options to handle a situation. Halo Reach on Legendary is stupidly too hard. And in multiplayer less campers opts for a more diverse way to play multiplayer. I always switch my loadouts since my enemies change their playing tactics often. In COD, I usually stick with a class until I'm bored of it/ See, I knew you were going to say that. I mean, this is just my opinion, but putting in a stupidly hard difficulty doesn't make the game more challenging, just REALLY fucking annoying. Anyone who's played Charlie Don't Surf on Veteran should know what I'm talking about. And to some people health packs makes a game just stupidly annoying. As ODST proved. But it should be noted that Halo Reach takes the smarter approach by having both Health packs and a regenerating shield overlaying your health. IMO atleast. | |
| | | Doominator99 Petty Officer 1st Class
Posts : 239 Join date : 2010-04-27
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Thu Sep 23, 2010 10:57 am | |
| I loved Resistance Fall of Man and everybody says its the best of the resistance games because it has no health regeneration, weapon wheel and all of that old school goodness. | |
| | | ZeInFormer Command Master Chief Petty Officer
Posts : 524 Join date : 2010-01-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Fri Sep 24, 2010 12:59 am | |
| - Doominator99 wrote:
- I loved Resistance Fall of Man and everybody says its the best of the resistance games because it has no health regeneration, weapon wheel and all of that old school goodness.
Umm..It does have regen life, but with medpacks too. | |
| | | Shin_Akuma Petty Officer 1st Class
Posts : 213 Join date : 2010-08-09 Age : 39
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Fri Sep 24, 2010 1:03 am | |
| I like what far cry 2 did with health regen. | |
| | | ZeInFormer Command Master Chief Petty Officer
Posts : 524 Join date : 2010-01-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Fri Sep 24, 2010 1:04 am | |
| - MrPink wrote:
- Alan1994 wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- Alan1994 wrote:
- TRF wrote:
- MrPink wrote:
- The article said Regenerating Shields/health/whateverthefuck was a GOOD thing.
Fuck that. I agree. Health packs > regenerating shields any day. The guy said, "Regenerating shields let you take risks." That basically eliminates all challenge. I like a game with challenge, like Rainbow Six. You die in two shots, so you need to be careful every time you enter a room. It eliminates risk, that means you will be encouraged to try new tactics instead of sticking with one that works. It's more of a good thing than bad.
COD games have low health so the risk is high, which is why the game is so fucking infested with campers. But it takes the challenge out of the game, kind of like the Bioshock Vita-Chambers (though you can at least turn those off). I mean, why worry about the guy with the big gun if you can just take a few hits, hide, and then get all of your health back? Health regeneration does not make a game require any less skill. It just means you have more options to handle a situation. Halo Reach on Legendary is stupidly too hard. And in multiplayer less campers opts for a more diverse way to play multiplayer. I always switch my loadouts since my enemies change their playing tactics often. In COD, I usually stick with a class until I'm bored of it/ See, I knew you were going to say that. I mean, this is just my opinion, but putting in a stupidly hard difficulty doesn't make the game more challenging, just REALLY fucking annoying. Anyone who's played Charlie Don't Surf on Veteran should know what I'm talking about. It really depends on the game for my preference. In Doom, if you have 200 life and armor, it'll take soo much time for an Imp to bite you to death on UV or Nightmare difficulty. On Gears of War, it only takes 1 melee to kill you by a Locust soldier on Insane dificulty. What I love about Halo 3 and the newer games of it, are the skull options. If you want to challenge yourself, turn on the skulls then. There's people that actually beaten the whole game with all skulls on + no deaths. Iron is definitely for the people that want to relive the punishing NES days. | |
| | | Doominator99 Petty Officer 1st Class
Posts : 239 Join date : 2010-04-27
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Fri Sep 24, 2010 9:25 am | |
| - ZeInFormer wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- I loved Resistance Fall of Man and everybody says its the best of the resistance games because it has no health regeneration, weapon wheel and all of that old school goodness.
Umm..It does have regen life, but with medpacks too. you can only regain a quatre of you health so its like a health combo! | |
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| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Fri Sep 24, 2010 5:14 pm | |
| - Doominator99 wrote:
- ZeInFormer wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- I loved Resistance Fall of Man and everybody says its the best of the resistance games because it has no health regeneration, weapon wheel and all of that old school goodness.
Umm..It does have regen life, but with medpacks too. you can only regain a quatre of you health so its like a health combo! I personally like that the best. Health that regenerates to a certain point, then you need to get a health pack for more health. Kinda like Killzone 2. |
| | | Doominator99 Petty Officer 1st Class
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| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Sat Sep 25, 2010 3:13 am | |
| - TheJubJub5721 wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- ZeInFormer wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- I loved Resistance Fall of Man and everybody says its the best of the resistance games because it has no health regeneration, weapon wheel and all of that old school goodness.
Umm..It does have regen life, but with medpacks too. you can only regain a quatre of you health so its like a health combo! I personally like that the best. Health that regenerates to a certain point, then you need to get a health pack for more health. Kinda like Killzone 2. i hope resistance 3 does it. it probably will because everybody is asking for it to be like fall of man | |
| | | ZeInFormer Command Master Chief Petty Officer
Posts : 524 Join date : 2010-01-08
| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Sat Sep 25, 2010 4:28 am | |
| - Doominator99 wrote:
- TheJubJub5721 wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- ZeInFormer wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- I loved Resistance Fall of Man and everybody says its the best of the resistance games because it has no health regeneration, weapon wheel and all of that old school goodness.
Umm..It does have regen life, but with medpacks too. you can only regain a quatre of you health so its like a health combo! I personally like that the best. Health that regenerates to a certain point, then you need to get a health pack for more health. Kinda like Killzone 2. i hope resistance 3 does it. it probably will because everybody is asking for it to be like fall of man I agree. R:FOM was/is the by the far the best game that the PS3 has to offer. | |
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| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Sat Sep 25, 2010 9:19 am | |
| - ZeInFormer wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- TheJubJub5721 wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- ZeInFormer wrote:
- Doominator99 wrote:
- I loved Resistance Fall of Man and everybody says its the best of the resistance games because it has no health regeneration, weapon wheel and all of that old school goodness.
Umm..It does have regen life, but with medpacks too. you can only regain a quatre of you health so its like a health combo! I personally like that the best. Health that regenerates to a certain point, then you need to get a health pack for more health. Kinda like Killzone 2. i hope resistance 3 does it. it probably will because everybody is asking for it to be like fall of man I agree. R:FOM was/is the by the far the best game that the PS3 has to offer. I agree as well. In fact, I have an R:FOM banner I made hanging up next to my TV |
| | | ZeInFormer Command Master Chief Petty Officer
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| Subject: Re: The Halo Effect Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:15 pm | |
| - Doominator99 wrote:
- Halo copied Timesplitters map maker. TIMESPLITTERS IS STILL THE BEST!
Realistically speaking, Marathon: Infinity. | |
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