Before the game comes out what are you doing related to Halo?
If you want to better at it competitively, Reach would prepare you best for it. Not only because Halo 4 will include many of the features that Reach had, but Reach is generally more fast paced and the DMR is less forgiving than the BR.
At least, that’s what I intend on doing mostly.
I’ll probably stop playing Halo until the summer. During which I will increase both my Halo3 and Reach skills in anticipation for Halo4. I may also try to get Grasslands(btw can any1 tell me when it comes out?), seeing as how its supposedly related to Halo4. I will also being spending my time looking up news and info related to Halo4 here on Waypoint. 
Playing through 2 and 3 again. I played Anniversary not too long ago so I’d like to continue.
Play through all of the Halo campaigns
Considering I can’t wait until November, I’ll most likely be going into Cryo-Sleep like the Chief for a few months.
LOL I wish I could do that.
> Considering I can’t wait until November, I’ll most likely be going into Cryo-Sleep like the Chief for a few months.
Lucky i gotta wait a whole 7 months
I’ll probably try to find enough time to play through the original trilogy Campaigns. CE Anniversary, Halo 2, and then Halo 3.
> If you want to better at it competitively, Reach would prepare you best for it. Not only because Halo 4 will include many of the features that Reach had, but Reach is generally more fast paced and <mark>the DMR is less forgiving than the BR</mark>.
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> At least, that’s what I intend on doing mostly.
It is? I always felt that the DMR was easier to use considering you can always get in that one accurate shot on a non-shielded opponent before he gets around a corner. In Halo 3 (mostly due to the netcode), it was harder to get that one shot in because the BR was a lot more random, and you also had to kind of lead your opponent in order to hit them.
> > If you want to better at it competitively, Reach would prepare you best for it. Not only because Halo 4 will include many of the features that Reach had, but Reach is generally more fast paced and <mark>the DMR is less forgiving than the BR</mark>.
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> > At least, that’s what I intend on doing mostly.
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> It is? I always felt that the DMR was easier to use considering you can always get in that one accurate shot on a non-shielded opponent before he gets around a corner. In Halo 3 (mostly due to the netcode), it was harder to get that one shot in because the BR was a lot more random, and you also had to kind of lead your opponent in order to hit them.
Now that we have hitscan Br 
Try all of the above.
what post #12 said
i own all the games though
> I’ll probably stop playing Halo until the summer. During which I will increase both my Halo3 and Reach skills in anticipation for Halo4. I may also try to get Grasslands(btw can any1 tell me when it comes out?), seeing as how its supposedly related to Halo4. I will also being spending my time looking up news and info related to Halo4 here on Waypoint.
Glasslands has been out for awhile.
I will be training on halo reach.
Happy its time to brake my REACH disk.