BO2 is still better than Halo 4?

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I just heard from a friend that if you quit one match in Black Ops II you’re automatically slapped with a 5 minute ban. So if the host quits, and the game ends you’re banned for 5 minutes. Well that is the way I understand it. Can anyone confirm?

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yep thats why IGN had a poll for it, and 22k voted for BOPS2 and 88k Voted for H4

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How is the title relevant to what you said, and how is what you said related to Halo 4?

You’re on the wrong website.

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for which game, I played BO2 for two games and joined a lobby getting spawn killed, so I quit. Next game I dont think there was a five minute ban… But this post is so misleading lol.

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> yep thats why IGN had a poll for it, and 22k voted for BOPS2 and 88k Voted for H4

I was one of those 88k.

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> How is the title relevant to what you said, and how is what you said related to Halo 4?
>
> You’re on the wrong website.

There is a lot of discussion that BO2 is the better shooter, but how can BO2 be the better shooter if it has a flawed system as the OP states. Reread the title “BO2 is still better than Halo 4?” Note the question mark.

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I am now hearing that it’s a 1 minute ban, and perhaps 5 minutes for league play.

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I found BO2 to be better overall then Halo 4.

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> I found BO2 to be better overall then Halo 4.

As do I, Zombies is great in BO2, they pulled that off pretty well again.

This reminds me of how despite being a huge Halo fan, COD4 was more fun and addicting to me than Halo 3. Halo CE and 2 are still better than any COD game though :slight_smile:

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You only get banned if you quit 3 games in a row. If the match ends fro any reason other than quitting, dash-boarding or losing power, the game will recognize it and you wont get a ban.

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I still don’t get it… all my friends who play CoD more heavily are always furious while they play, cursing and yelling and not having fun.

They always comment that the previous game or CoD4 was better than whatever one they’re playing now, yet they still go out day one to buy the next one, rinse, repeat.

Whatever Call of Duty’s marketing campaign is, it works. This endless loop makes them rich.