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> > You are taking his words much to seriously, It’s pure fact that the MCC isn’t fixed. But it’s also pure fact that it is very playable, really one of the biggest issues with it right now is the exponentially long search times. Which usually take up to two minutes max. Other than that I can’t think of any game breaking bugs, maybe I just haven’t played enough? If you would, could you please elaborate?
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> > For your point about his thought process on Halo 3 and Halo 5, I really don’t believe what he was trying to say was that sprint is the only discernible thing that separates them. I think that your really just looking way to much in to what he is saying, I do agree that it was an asinine statement. But I think the point he was trying to get across was the fact that people spend to much time complaining about things and not playing games they enjoy. If you as a person don’t like sprint, that is entirely fine. Do you complain about it? all the power to you. But if all you do everyday is complain about the same thing everyday then your really not doing more than aggravating the people who do enjoy sprint.
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> Snarky comments aside, I don’t really care who I’m antagonizing and who not. Feedback got rid of loadouts, armor abilities, ordnance drops, bloom, etc., and the game’s better off for it. People have also given numerous suggestions to alternatives for sprint, yet are constantly ignored and reduced to haters and complainers. The comment about critics, vets, purists - or whatever name they (us) are given - just wanting a Halo 3 rehash ist just another one in a long series of dismissive condescension by an enraged fan that holds no weight in the overall discussion, as it could hardly be further from the truth.
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> > For your point about his thought process on Halo 3 and Halo 5, I really don’t believe what he was trying to say was that sprint is the only discernible thing that separates them. I think that your really just looking way to much in to what he is saying, I do agree that it was an asinine statement. But I think the point he was trying to get across was the fact that people spend to much time complaining about things and not playing games they enjoy. If you as a person don’t like sprint, that is entirely fine. Do you complain about it? all the power to you. But if all you do everyday is complain about the same thing everyday then your really not doing more than aggravating the people who do enjoy sprint.
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> Actually, that’s the one thing that I shouldn’t be doing, seeing as most players who enjoy these mechanics ought to be playing the game right now.
> Snarky comments aside, I don’t really care who I’m antagonizing and who not. Feedback got rid of loadouts, armor abilities, ordnance drops, bloom, etc., and the game’s better off for it. People have also given numerous suggestions to alternatives for sprint, yet are constantly ignored and reduced to haters and complainers. The comment about critics, vets, purists - or whatever name they (us) are given - just wanting a Halo 3 rehash ist just another one in a long series of dismissive condescension by an enraged fan that holds no weight in the overall discussion, as it could hardly be further from the
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> > > For your point about his thought process on Halo 3 and Halo 5, I really don’t believe what he was trying to say was that sprint is the only discernible thing that separates them. I think that your really just looking way to much in to what he is saying, I do agree that it was an asinine statement. But I think the point he was trying to get across was the fact that people spend to much time complaining about things and not playing games they enjoy. If you as a person don’t like sprint, that is entirely fine. Do you complain about it? all the power to you. But if all you do everyday is complain about the same thing everyday then your really not doing more than aggravating the people who do enjoy sprint.
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> One of the first things you have to do before villainizing another side is to understand why they do the things you say they do. They call people Vets or purists and many other derogatory things. But you seem to completely disregard what you say to them. Many things, 343 fanboy or not a true Halo fan. I also believe that you misunderstood what I meant. I didn’t mean that there can be no criticism. all the issues being brought have been brought up thousands of times before. At first it might have been feedback, but after such repetitive actions it turns from feedback to complaining.try to look at both sides of the argument.When you call the people haters for not wanting sprint to go away or for not wanting an alternative to it. all your doing is exactly what there doing, starting another line of dismissive condescension by an enraged fan that holds no weight in the overall conversation.