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> In days of bigger and better screens, better sound set or Head phones peeps should learn to Rely on the surrounding. I never watch radar as it distracts me alot. So for me This is perfect solution. KEEP IT THAT WAY 343 PLZZ😁
Ok but that alienates an entire population of gamers who don’t have high quality headphones. Sound should be immersive but it shouldn’t give you a competitive advantage that someone playing without sound doesn’t have.
What i meant is that i like more of the surprise element. Then being focused on the radar im mean we are all in the Same boat. So No One has an advantage
I did feel myself actively not paying any attention to my radar as it wasn’t very informative. I think some adjustment needs to be made where sprinting makes an enemy show up at any distance on the radar, running makes them show up at a closer radius so that you can still react to their presence, and crouching you are always invisible to the radar.
I think there’s more incentive to camp if every movement is shown on radar. Why standing around if it isn’t an advantage over walking? I had no campers.
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> Undecided. It works both ways.
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> But because I’m not accustomed to the maps, and I’m still acclimating to actually landing shots against humans I can’t make a good call.
> Normally under no radar Rules I do fine, but that is also after I’ve already dropped 100-200 hours in the game and know where people are and how spawns work.
Exactly this. It also adds an extra layer of decision making to should I sprint or not. I found myself rarely sprinting because I did not want to expose myself.
I haven’t been bothered by it while playing.
I do like the idea of being able to crouch and being undetected.
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> > 343’s liberties on the radar is just another injury to the game’s integrity. It’s not really a quality of life change that should’ve happened naturally with each installment it just feels unnecessary. I think overall if they want to bring in players new and old the radar should function in the classic format. It’s what the veterans are used to and it’s helpful to someone trying to learn the game.
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> > in their defense, the radar is more useful in Infinite than it was in Halo 5. Crouching to sneak is a pretty cool Halo thing that we’re losing with this. Not only that it’s hard to see the point of the radar not tracking base enemy movement when sprint isn’t really much faster anyway.
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> > If pinging was meant to substitute this underwhelming radar system it’s not cutting it. Due to the fact the radar’s tracking distance is shorter than classic. By the time I’ve seen the enemy, LET GO of the right stick to press up on the D-pad to ping we’re already dead. it makes more sense to just start blasting them. On the other hand I think pinging could be better larger map settings or when the enemy is out of radar range.
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> > Honestly I wouldn’t mind this radar in an MLG standard when I’m playing with a group and we’re communicating, but hopping into a social slayer match like this by myself would be pretty frustrating.to me
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> To me this is blending social and MLG into one and that’s what the problem really is. I feel like it would be better to revert back for social and use this in competitive. You can’t really pay attention to your surroundings while in a gunfight either they could easily just melee you in the back. I just hope this isn’t the default radar in most playlists.
I totally agree. Maybe we there will be separate modes with different radar settings.
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> Radar needs to be redone no question. So far aming and radar are the two main things people want redone.
Most don’t want aiming redone there are alot more than happy with it. Radar is the one thing almost everybody agrees on
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> > Radar needs to be redone no question. So far aming and radar are the two main things people want redone.
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> Most don’t want aiming redone there are alot more than happy with it. Radar is the one thing almost everybody agrees on
Based on what method of data collection?
This radar system just aint it chief it felt foreign and like cod another call of halo momment
Yeah wasn’t a fan of how it operates I guess it’s so the game can feel more team-oriented but playing solo with it sucks I can deal with no radar but when its there I depend on it maybe it’s just a bad habit.
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> I think some adjustment needs to be made where sprinting makes an enemy show up at any distance on the radar, running makes them show up at a closer radius so that you can still react to their presence, and crouching you are always invisible to the radar.
Was coming to say just this… adding that shooting would always show up at any distance too.
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> Does anyone else feel like the radar is kinda busted. You can walk around the whole map without crouching and jump undetected until you sprint or shoot in my opinion that’s pretty busted wondering what everyone’s else’s opinion is on this.
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> I’d also like to say this is really my only issue with the game everything else has been great. I haven’t been looking forward to a halo game this much since reach and it seems extremely promising so far.
Not a fan of it, the gameplay is relatively slow and this only hurts it. It really makes it even harder to win fights if you get ambushed.
I don’t like it. They really should bring back the old motion tracker; range of 25 meters, and players appear while moving unless crouched. There’s no point to crouching with the radar in Halo: Infinite, and with Sprint only allowing you to run 3% faster, most players will quickly learn not to sprint and the radar will be completely useless.
For SOCIAL slayer the radar 100% needs to be reverted to the old style, with any movement (apart from crouch) pinging your location.
For RANKED or competitive modes I think the way it is now would be good.
Yeah it was frustrating. Once I figured it out, I concentrated on not sprinting and got the drop on people more often. But once everyone figures that out, it will be basically useless. I didn’t like that the halo 5 sensor had a very small range, and it did seem like Infinite’s was a little bigger.
Loved the game overall though.
Since you don’t move that much faster when sprinting, there is basically no incentive to sprint if it’s basically guaranteed to reveal your position.
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> Since you don’t move that much faster when sprinting, there is basically no incentive to sprint if it’s basically guaranteed to reveal your position.
I hope 343 is paying attention to our feedback on the radar this time… people complained for years with Halo 5: Guardians that the motion tracker range was too short, that it made it way too easy to get Spartan Charged in the back, and they never ever fixed it or even acknowledged it was a problem.
This is an easy fix. Make the radar detect players who are walking or sprinting, but not when crouched, and set the range to 25 meters like it was for almost every Halo game up until Halo 4. If we make it all the way to Halo: Infinite’s launch and 343 has ignored all of our feedback regarding the radar again, then I’ll just stick with MCC…
I didn’t think much of the radar until they opened PVP. I was sprinting everywhere when playing bots, but playing PVP made me walk all the time because I didn’t want to show up in the radar. So it made me get to fights slower, slowing the pace of the overall match down, and enemies still got the drop on me so many times, like others mention, I would see one person on the radar only to have 4 guys shooting at me. I didnt even know enemies should show up on radar when they are shooting. Thats how bad the radar is.
I would like them to add elevation signals as well. Halo 5 has them, halo 4 has it as well (i think) and Reach had them. I kept reacting to the radar signals only to realize that the the enemy is a floor above or below me. So the radar doesn’t work at all.
Another thing I would like them to do is adjust the camo. I think its too OP at the moment. Your literally invincible now, which is the point, but in prior games you would at least see the radar change showing multiple bogies. It allowed one to know an active camo is around and you had to be careful. They could still get the drop on you, but at least you knew it was coming. I had a pvp match where I killed two enemies, looked at my radar, saw no one else was around was reloading letting my shield recharge when I died by someone in a camo. Even after I died I could not see where they where at all. Had the radar showed an invincible guy was around I would have at least prepared or moved.
Overall I really enjoyed the game! Radar is my biggest issue with the game.
Yo también note que esta algo mal calibrado en ciertos aspectos, pero yo creo que si deberían de corregirlo y dejarlo lo mas similar a las entregas anteriores.