> This isn’t a presidential election, so stop trying to compare it to one, the similarities are almost non-existent.
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> You are right, there are some features of the game we have seen in Reach before. So we can ASSUME that they will be the same in Halo 4 and base our opinions off of that ASSUMPTION, but in the process we ASSUME that said feature will be exactly the same, which we have no way of knowing. We can ASSUME that the features that are similar to those of COD games are going to work the same way in Halo 4 that they do in COD, therefore we can base our opinions of Halo 4 off of that ASSUMPTION as well. But in either case, those assumptions are completely irrelavent because there is no way for any of us to know at this point whether or not our ASSUMPTIONS are actually correct, or whether they are not. Thus it is stupid as hell at this point to continue to make said assumptions over and over again, clouding forums like this and many others with them, pushing away the actually useful threads, and generally muddying all the information that is displayed. I can depict, imagine, and make an educated guess based on the information they have released so far, but there is a very good chance that it will be wrong. Therefore I DON’T POST THE OPINIONS AND GUESSES I MAKE.
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> If everyone here would reserve their opinions until they have some serious, reliable, and credible sources, that are not subject to change at any time(unlike all the information that is out at the moment) these forums and the community would be alot better off for it.
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> Also, thank you for the personal attack at the end of your post, it really helps to show off just what you consider to be intelligent conversation. I am in fact and American, who is older than 18 years, and who has voted regularly in every election.
When you can understand that you can use analogies in unrelated conversations only then should you be allowed to be taken seriously in an argument. Having a certificate in game design and a current student for computer science I know that feedback can be crucial for a game, especially a game as big as Halo, if you want to sit here and blissfully talk about things you have to be optimistic, go ahead. Games need feedback about past titles, AS WELL as what’s been given so far so they can develop in the right direction. Your way of going about it could drastically compromise a game in the right situation, with the right developers. My analogy made perfect sense.
It wasn’t a personal attack, I said you could be unintelligent, could. Perhaps that wasn’t the right word for the situation, but at the same time it may have been to some degree, you allow strange ideals to cloud your judgement. Besides, you choose what you’re offended by so it’s relative.
Roosevelt: “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent”.
You have just has much right to give your good opinions on the game as others bad, it’s hypocritical to say otherwise as you would be making good assumptions on the work in progress. Every day humans do what you’re saying is irrational, just as my presidential analogy, or anything in daily life, every time someone makes a first impression on you, and in all different aspects in life.
I will probably stop arguing after this, if you haven’t changed your mind by now you never will. We might as well agree to disagree.