Yes i do, of course i do not believe it to be better then H3(The Greatest).
But i believe 343i have done a great first attempt, hopefully they look at the community feedback when deciding what to alter for H5.
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Over 50% say they do not like the game yet here they are on the forums dedicated to this game and yet they still play it.
I understand it isn’t to the standards of Bungies legacy but take it for what it is, Halo evolving. I’ll give 343i some slack and you guys should too, instead of just slamming everything try to come at it in a constructive manner, or leave the forums, leave halo and find something else to play. 343i and halo are inseparable.
Yes, I do. It does have problems, but 343 is fixing them. I will admit most of these should have been there from the start, and 343 is trying to hard to make everything their own. That isn’t really the point, though. The point is that I play this game, and I genuinely have fun.
I don’t believe anyone here doesn’t enjoy Halo 4. What they don’t enjoy is various aspects of the game that they believe ruins their personal experience with the game, which bars them from enjoying it.
> Yep, I like H4. There are few problems with it, but who cares?
I cares. This game was the first Halo game that was a true disappointment to me.
Like I’ve been saying, Halo 4 lacks more features from previous games than it’s gained. That is a huge problem for a sequel, and one of the main reasons why it isn’t being successful.
> > Yep, I like H4. There are few problems with it, but who cares?
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> I cares. This game was the first Halo game that was a true disappointment to me.
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> Like I’ve been saying, Halo 4 lacks more features from previous games than it’s gained. That is a huge problem for a sequel, and one of the main reasons why it isn’t being successful.
Maybe I’m enjoying Halo 4 just because I only played Halo 3, ODST and Reach… I don’t mind features H4 is lacking. If I want to play Firefight, I go to ODST or Reach. If I want to play competitive MP, I choose H3. If I want to play some crazy custom games with my friends or quests, I choose between all Halo games I have (excluding ODST, of course). In other words, I play what I want to play.
Seems like an odd question if you don’t like Halo 4, why play it? Granted that isn’t the question of the poll but it always baffles me why people play a game and state that they don’t like the game in general. Remember you can like parts of a game.
> > > Yep, I like H4. There are few problems with it, but who cares?
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> > I cares. This game was the first Halo game that was a true disappointment to me.
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> > Like I’ve been saying, Halo 4 lacks more features from previous games than it’s gained. That is a huge problem for a sequel, and one of the main reasons why it isn’t being successful.
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> Maybe I’m enjoying Halo 4 just because I only played Halo 3, ODST and Reach… I don’t mind features H4 is lacking. If I want to play Firefight, I go to ODST or Reach. If I want to play competitive MP, I choose H3. If I want to play some crazy custom games with my friends or quests, I choose between all Halo games I have (excluding ODST, of course). In other words, I play what I want to play.
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> Or maybe there’s something wrong about me…
Nothing is wrong with liking what you like. Don’t let anyone else tell you that.
> > > > Yep, I like H4. There are few problems with it, but who cares?
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> > > I cares. This game was the first Halo game that was a true disappointment to me.
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> > > Like I’ve been saying, Halo 4 lacks more features from previous games than it’s gained. That is a huge problem for a sequel, and one of the main reasons why it isn’t being successful.
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> > Maybe I’m enjoying Halo 4 just because I only played Halo 3, ODST and Reach… I don’t mind features H4 is lacking. If I want to play Firefight, I go to ODST or Reach. If I want to play competitive MP, I choose H3. If I want to play some crazy custom games with my friends or quests, I choose between all Halo games I have (excluding ODST, of course). In other words, I play what I want to play.
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> > Or maybe there’s something wrong about me…
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> Nothing is wrong with liking what you like. Don’t let anyone else tell you that.
> Wow, I must say I’m pretty shocked at how many people on this forum don’t actually like the game! Pretty disappointing to see
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> I voted ‘Yes’ by the way!
Keep in mind part of the reason why people don’t like the game is because they loved Halo, 2, or 3 and because this game is different than them they don’t like it because of that reason. Paradox? Yes, but there are people who will pay full price for a game that is just updated graphics and new maps on top of old code.
> > > Yep, I like H4. There are few problems with it, but who cares?
> >
> > I cares. This game was the first Halo game that was a true disappointment to me.
> >
> > Like I’ve been saying, Halo 4 lacks more features from previous games than it’s gained. That is a huge problem for a sequel, and one of the main reasons why it isn’t being successful.
>
> Maybe I’m enjoying Halo 4 just because I only played Halo 3, ODST and Reach… I don’t mind features H4 is lacking. If I want to play Firefight, I go to ODST or Reach. If I want to play competitive MP, I choose H3. If I want to play some crazy custom games with my friends or quests, I choose between all Halo games I have (excluding ODST, of course). In other words, I play what I want to play.
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> Or maybe there’s something wrong about me…
My problem is that Halo 4 should’ve been the culmination of over a decades worth of work. It wasn’t, we have to go between Halo games to play the things we like, it shouldn’t be like this.
All Halo 4 offered was a decent campaign and 3 new gamemodes, while excluding the features from past games forcing us to keep going back. I wouldn’t mind going back for nostalgia, but when I have to go back to enjoy the gametypes and features I liked that’s a problem.
A sequel is supposed to build off of it’s predecessors, Halo 4 failed at that.
