Instead of actually fixing the core aspects of the game that should have been addressed a long time ago, all they do is open up a new playlist that is an exact replica of one already in existence. DLC is not required, and the community at large will be voting on the maps (uh-oh). The only draws of the playlist are: a triple jackpot for those meaningless credits that do absolutely nothing, a new nameplate that no one cares about, and that the population will be limited depending on how much Invasion Boneyard/Spire you subject yourself to in the coming week.
And people are actually happy about this? Bungie hasn’t done squat here. They copy/pasted a playlist and littered it with phantom perks. And they now have the entire community licking their boots because of it. Every last one of their employees is laughing themselves into submission. Trollface is now officially obsolete, we can just use the seventh column and drive the point home just as fast.
For all 15 of us who actually want better gameplay to come at some point, we’re officially screwed. Let’s hope 343i has a heart of gold, because they have absolutely no reason to put forth the effort fix the game if they can just pull this -blam!- and put a nice big smile on everyone’s face.
I’m pretty sure no one actually prefers Team Classic over the actual Halo 3 gameplay.
Which is why there’s more people in H3 Team Slayer than there are in HR Team Classic.
Lol, just read Jeremiah’s Thread in Optimatch. So now it’s come down to bribing casuals with virtual money to get the m to play. They must be really desperate.
> I’m pretty sure no one actually prefers Team Classic over the actual Halo 3 gameplay.
> Which is why there’s more people in H3 Team Slayer than there are in HR Team Classic.
Classic wasn’t going for Halo 3 gameplay, hence why it was called “Classic” rather than “Halo 2.5.”
And I and alot of the people who supported the Classic playlist do prefer it.