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As much as I normally don't care for Halo, Halo 3 led to some of the funniest pictures for us. The one with all of us on the large sand level with gravity hammers was the lulz
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gatti-man "I never claimed to have any skill"
I wish there was a way to store the vids because I had some pretty funny ones.
The funniest kill I had was on that same level. Those things that launch you in the air, pretty much teabagged someone hundreds of feet in the air then knocked him upside the head
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gatti-man "I never claimed to have any skill"
As much as I normally don't care for Halo, Halo 3 led to some of the funniest pictures for us. The one with all of us on the large sand level with gravity hammers was the lulz
Yeah. Halo did offer some great and funny moments. I've always loved Halo.
Work server doesnt allow me to see actual game sites but I got this from Wikipedia so who knows if its accurate...
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Most of the time, players play as Spartan soldiers but in certain multiplayer modes, players can play as Covenant aliens known as Elites (the Covenant's closest equivalent unit to the UNSC Spartan). Elites are larger, tougher, faster, and have a unique "evade" rolling ability.[5] Reach also features "loadouts", a feature allows players to pick a predefined choice of weaponry at spawn. The veto system has been improved, allowing players to vote for their preferred map and game mode out of a few choices. In order to give multiplayer a longer lasting appeal, players are now rewarded with "credits", which players can spend on armor customizations. These effects are only visual, and don't change the gameplay of the players in any way. The amount of credits a player receives after a match is determined by the player's performance in the match.
Among standard multiplayer modes such as deathmatch (called "Slayer") and King of the Hill, Reach includes gametypes new to the franchise. In "Headhunter", players drop skulls upon death, which other players can pick up and deposit at special zones for points. When a player dies all their accumulated skulls fall away as well. "Stockpile" has teams race to collect neutral flags, holding them at capture points every minute for points. "Generator Defense" pits three Spartans versus three Elites. The Elites' objective is to destroy three generators, while Spartans defend the installation. After every round the players switch roles. "Invasion" is a six versus six mode.[7] The gametype pits Spartans against Elites; as the game progresses, new loadouts, vehicles, and areas of the map become open.[8]
I think this game will be promising, no COD but it should still be fun.
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