Don’t care if it beats COD, I’m happy As long as it is profitable (which it will be).
> I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
>
> O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
and even more CoD players are kids and Dudebros. Frankly CoD can keep them 
> > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
>
> O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
Here is something funny. I heard that Black Op 2 move back its release a week back since it was going to come out the same time as Halo 4 because “it could not compete with it”.
> > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> >
> > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
>
> When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
>
> Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
>
> Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
I think you’re trying to say that rather then playing the same game for years on end, the average CoD player just plays enough until he starts all over again with “next years model”.
> Here is something funny. I heard that Black Op 2 move back its release a week back since it was going to come out the same time as Halo 4 because “it could not compete with it”.
Is this even true???
I read an article saying the two games are not in direct competition with each-other.
> > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > >
> > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> >
> > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> >
> > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> >
> > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
>
> I think you’re trying to say that rather then playing the same game for years on end, the average CoD player just plays enough until he starts all over again with “next years model”.
Snaps fingers
That’s what I was trying to say…
I think the only way Halo 4 will sustain a bad online population is if people don’t like the game (Like Reach). But I don’t care because I wasn’t even aware of the low population count after Reach came out. I still played it lots.
So if Halo 4 can sustain a good online population-I needn’t be worried.
> > Here is something funny. I heard that Black Op 2 move back its release a week back since it was going to come out the same time as Halo 4 because “it could not compete with it”.
>
> Is this even true???
>
> I read an article saying the two games are not in direct competition with each-other.
> > > Here is something funny. I heard that Black Op 2 move back its release a week back since it was going to come out the same time as Halo 4 because “it could not compete with it”.
> >
> > Is this even true???
> >
> > I read an article saying the two games are not in direct competition with each-other.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6KfBXRsHa8
Oh lord…don’t encourage a fight…
We were always told that violence doesn’t solve anything…
Oh wait this is the internet…
> > > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > > >
> > > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> > >
> > > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> > >
> > > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> > >
> > > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
> >
> > I think you’re trying to say that rather then playing the same game for years on end, the average CoD player just plays enough until he starts all over again with “next years model”.
>
> Snaps fingers
>
> That’s what I was trying to say…
>
> I think the only way Halo 4 will sustain a bad online population is if people don’t like the game (Like Reach). But I don’t care because I wasn’t even aware of the low population count after Reach came out. I still played it lots.
>
> So if Halo 4 can sustain a good online population-I needn’t be worried.
I think the only way Halo 4 will sustain a bad online population is if people keep acting like aggressive bigots (Like Reach).
> > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> >
> > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
>
> When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
>
> Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
>
> Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
Oh the replayability value. Yeah Halo 4 will last much longer audience wise. I stopped playing mw3 when it came out around the 2 months. The best part about playing it was that I go the game for free, so I had no regrets and eventually went back to Reach lol.
> > > > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > > > >
> > > > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> > > >
> > > > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> > > >
> > > > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> > > >
> > > > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
> > >
> > > I think you’re trying to say that rather then playing the same game for years on end, the average CoD player just plays enough until he starts all over again with “next years model”.
> >
> > Snaps fingers
> >
> > That’s what I was trying to say…
> >
> > I think the only way Halo 4 will sustain a bad online population is if people don’t like the game (Like Reach). But I don’t care because I wasn’t even aware of the low population count after Reach came out. I still played it lots.
> >
> > So if Halo 4 can sustain a good online population-I needn’t be worried.
>
> I think the only way Halo 4 will sustain a bad online population is if people keep acting like aggressive bigots (Like Reach).
Yeah that’s what I thought.
Nevertheless, I’m gonna play the crap out of Halo 4
> > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > >
> > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> >
> > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> >
> > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> >
> > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
>
> Oh the replayability value. Yeah Halo 4 will last much longer audience wise. I stopped playing mw3 when it came out around the 2 month. The best part about playing it was that I go the game for free, so I had no regrets and eventually went back to Reach lol.
Depends if the audience gives as much into it as they can and let other people give in as much as they want themselves. Rather then forcing everybody to only like what they like.
lol really? 2 months? I didn’t even reach the third hour mark.
> > > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > > >
> > > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> > >
> > > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> > >
> > > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> > >
> > > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
> >
> > Oh the replayability value. Yeah Halo 4 will last much longer audience wise. I stopped playing mw3 when it came out around the 2 month. The best part about playing it was that I go the game for free, so I had no regrets and eventually went back to Reach lol.
>
> Depends if the audience gives as much into it as they can and let other people give in as much as they want themselves. Rather then forcing everybody to only like what they like.
>
> lol really? 2 months? I didn’t even reach the third hour mark.
I stopped playing it when I realized that it was a MW2 add-on.
That was…quite early on…
> > > > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > > > >
> > > > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> > > >
> > > > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> > > >
> > > > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> > > >
> > > > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
> > >
> > > Oh the replayability value. Yeah Halo 4 will last much longer audience wise. I stopped playing mw3 when it came out around the 2 month. The best part about playing it was that I go the game for free, so I had no regrets and eventually went back to Reach lol.
> >
> > Depends if the audience gives as much into it as they can and let other people give in as much as they want themselves. Rather then forcing everybody to only like what they like.
> >
> > lol really? 2 months? I didn’t even reach the third hour mark.
>
> I stopped playing it when I realized that it was a MW2 add-on.
>
> That was…quite early on…
Yeah, it was just waaayy too similar. Also, the maps were terribad and cluttered. War torn maps 24/7, random cars and just grey.
> > > > > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> > > > >
> > > > > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> > > > >
> > > > > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> > > > >
> > > > > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
> > > >
> > > > Oh the replayability value. Yeah Halo 4 will last much longer audience wise. I stopped playing mw3 when it came out around the 2 month. The best part about playing it was that I go the game for free, so I had no regrets and eventually went back to Reach lol.
> > >
> > > Depends if the audience gives as much into it as they can and let other people give in as much as they want themselves. Rather then forcing everybody to only like what they like.
> > >
> > > lol really? 2 months? I didn’t even reach the third hour mark.
> >
> > I stopped playing it when I realized that it was a MW2 add-on.
> >
> > That was…quite early on…
>
> Yeah, it was just waaayy too similar. Also, the maps were terribad and cluttered. War torn maps 24/7, random cars and just grey.
I once read an interesting complaint (besides the obvious small maps to make encounters faster) that the killtimes of a regular match were as fast as a hardcore match in previous CoD games.
Just goes to show that faster killtimes does not improve a game automatically.
> > > > > > > > I couldn’t care less about sales. But I think we can say that in the long run, Halo 4 will beat BLOPS 2.
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > O_o you think so? I mean, it’s quite noticeable that cod is suffering a little from the Return of Chief, but in the end, it’s still cod. The sales will blow up sooner or later. Then again, many cod players were Halo fans…
> > > > > >
> > > > > > When I mean long run-I don’t mean sales wise. I mean keeping an online audience.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Because a new CoD comes out each year and we have well over a year until Halo 5 comes out along with next-gen.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Wait…I’ve just confused myself-I’m going for a lie down…
> > > > >
> > > > > Oh the replayability value. Yeah Halo 4 will last much longer audience wise. I stopped playing mw3 when it came out around the 2 month. The best part about playing it was that I go the game for free, so I had no regrets and eventually went back to Reach lol.
> > > >
> > > > Depends if the audience gives as much into it as they can and let other people give in as much as they want themselves. Rather then forcing everybody to only like what they like.
> > > >
> > > > lol really? 2 months? I didn’t even reach the third hour mark.
> > >
> > > I stopped playing it when I realized that it was a MW2 add-on.
> > >
> > > That was…quite early on…
> >
> > Yeah, it was just waaayy too similar. Also, the maps were terribad and cluttered. War torn maps 24/7, random cars and just grey.
>
> I once read an interesting complaint (besides the obvious small maps to make encounters faster) that the killtimes of a regular match were as fast as a hardcore match in previous CoD games.
>
> Just goes to show that faster killtimes does not improve a game automatically.
That’s actually a pretty good point that guy brought up.
> > > > > > a better community
> > > > >
> > > > > …you’re really sure about that?
> > > >
> > > > “An ignorant fool is more a fool than an learned fool.”
> > > >
> > > > CoD’s community believe no matter what, their game is the best and nothing can ever change that. whether MW3 was terrible or BO2 is a “rip-off” of Halo. they will ignorantly believe Cod is better. they believe CoD made Theater first. they believe CoD came first. they believe CoD is the reason Xbox keeps going strong.
> > > >
> > > > Halo’s community knows what’s good. they know the facts. they’ll admit if one game has a better thing or did something first than/before Halo. they’re interactive. they’re engaging. they’re much better overall than CoD’s. when’s the last time you’ve went to Customs in CoD and it wasn’t Qu1Ck5s0p3s lobby, but was actually other gamemodes just for fun? the community-made playlists/events/lans. but also competitive lobbies/playlists/events.
> > > >
> > > > don’t get me wrong, some of both games’ communities are the other way, but rarely.
> > >
> > > Despite the fact you’re right about all that, when was the last time a group of players got together, tested and tried out a new gametype, then came onto the forums to share it with everybody?
> >
> > A lot more than you think.
>
> That’s pretty cool, but how openminded are they to customs and new gametypes? For all I know they like playing customs, but only along the lines of their prefered playstyle.
>
> Regardless, how much promotion do they do? Are they sharing their games to as many people as they can? Will we ever see an Infection or Grifball reaction to their gametypes, or is the majority of the Halo community still closeminded?
I’ve participated many games with them. they play every gametype. they have a testing night called “Proving Grounds” where you can test your maps and gametypes. and other nights, they play Infection, Knockin’ Zombs, Sangheili Don’t Surf, CTF, Slayer, Race, and many community-made gametypes and maps.
Their “Proving Grounds” has been put onto Waypoint’s News multiple times. testing the gametypes and maps allows you to know if it’s good, then you can either fix them and test them again, or post them onto Waypoint’s Forums.
they have these every Friday at 9 pm EST. just make sure to sign up Thursday to get the invite. I do really suggest playing one of the nights, at least.
> > > > > > a better community
> > > > >
> > > > > …you’re really sure about that?
> > > >
> > > > “An ignorant fool is more a fool than an learned fool.”
> > > >
> > > > CoD’s community believe no matter what, their game is the best and nothing can ever change that. whether MW3 was terrible or BO2 is a “rip-off” of Halo. they will ignorantly believe Cod is better. they believe CoD made Theater first. they believe CoD came first. they believe CoD is the reason Xbox keeps going strong.
> > > >
> > > > Halo’s community knows what’s good. they know the facts. they’ll admit if one game has a better thing or did something first than/before Halo. they’re interactive. they’re engaging. they’re much better overall than CoD’s. when’s the last time you’ve went to Customs in CoD and it wasn’t Qu1Ck5s0p3s lobby, but was actually other gamemodes just for fun? the community-made playlists/events/lans. but also competitive lobbies/playlists/events.
> > > >
> > > > don’t get me wrong, some of both games’ communities are the other way, but rarely.
> > >
> > > Despite the fact you’re right about all that, when was the last time a group of players got together, tested and tried out a new gametype, then came onto the forums to share it with everybody?
> >
> > A lot more than you think.
>
> That’s pretty cool, but how openminded are they to customs and new gametypes? For all I know they like playing customs, but only along the lines of their prefered playstyle.
>
> Regardless, how much promotion do they do? Are they sharing their games to as many people as they can? Will we ever see an Infection or Grifball reaction to their gametypes, or is the majority of the Halo community still closeminded?
These guys do a lot of different and unique stuff, from Infection, to Competitive, to Invasion, to minigames and people just want to get into customs with them no matter what. They’re pretty united and peaceful except for flaming the people who comment “first” on every video