> If you’re asking yourself this question, or you’re wondering why you didn’t like it, follow this.
>
> Halo CE: Anniversary is worth the $39.99 if:
> - You liked the Halo 1 (Combat Evolved) Campaign mode.
> - You liked the multiplayer maps from Halo CE, but not the CE styled MP.
> - You want to give Halo: Reach’s Multiplayer a shot without paying full price.
> - You’re a fanboy of the Halo series.
>
>
> Halo CE: Anniversary is NOT worth the $39.99 if:
> - You fell prey to marketing.
Fix’d for accuracy. Thank me latter.
Off-topic, but why is there a list function… kinda redundant.
> Hate to point this out but there are no “true” fans. Only considerate fans who are willing to appreciate any Halo.
yes there are True Fans out there, and they will buy anything that says halo regardless of how good or bad, Halo isnt perfect, nothing is perfect, and those who whine because of Anniversary? go whine somewhere else, 343 made Anniversary as a gift to fans.
> > Hate to point this out but there are no “true” fans. Only considerate fans who are willing to appreciate any Halo.
>
> yes there are True Fans out there, and they will buy anything that says halo regardless of how good or bad
Dude, that’s called being a “fanboy”. I’ve now added a new word to your vocabulary. Thank me latter.
> > > Hate to point this out but there are no “true” fans. Only considerate fans who are willing to appreciate any Halo.
> >
> > yes there are True Fans out there, and they will buy anything that says halo regardless of how good or bad
>
> Dude, that’s called being a “fanboy”. I’ve now added a new word to your vocabulary. Thank me latter.
fanboy or true fan same definition you ignorant, there will always be a fanboy for everything
> If you’re asking yourself this question, or you’re wondering why you didn’t like it, follow this.
>
> Halo CE: Anniversary is worth the $39.99 if:
> - You liked the Halo 1 (Combat Evolved) Campaign mode.
> - You liked the multiplayer maps from Halo CE.
> - You want to give Halo: Reach’s Multiplayer a shot without paying full price.
> - You’re a true fan of the Halo series.
>
>
> Halo CE: Anniversary is NOT worth the $39.99 if:
> - You did NOT enjoy the Halo 1 (Combat Evolved) Campaign.
> - You thought that Anniversary would have it’s own Multiplayer mode based on Halo CE’s original Multiplayer.
Did we really need a post highlighting the fact that if you liked the game, you might then like to buy it? However low our opinion of people has become I think we can still assume they’re still capable of buying things without the supervision of the internet.
Also, the rhetoric of what a “true fan” is is -Yoink-. A fan is a fan, worth only comes from your own need to exclude people who you don’t want to value.
I think as long as people realize what they are getting; The greatest campaign ever made, and a chance to modify Halo Reach to simulate the confines of Halo CE’s multiplayer platform then it is absolutely worth it. It is a must have for any true Halo fan. I think some of the confusion comes with the expectations of individuals who had unrealistic expectations of what Halo CEA was. This is not 343’s first true foray into Halo. They had to work within the confines of what Bungie had previously established. In an effort to leave the game unchanged from Halo CE they were forced to work within the framework of the original, in terms of graphic mapping to the original. Beyond that, in an effort to not split the Halo Reach multiplayer and release 3 seperate complete multiplayer experiences within a 3 year window, they were only able to modify the multiplayer playspace. (Halo Reach, Halo CEA, and Halo 4 (next year)) IMO GOTY. But I am clearly biased and Halo CE is my favorite game of all-time.