> Youâre not sorry, youâre playing politician.
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> > how is a utility weapon a crutch when you have to able to aim to use it? with sprint all you have to do is press a button to move faster to be able to achieve your goal.
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> Oh itâs that simple eh?
> A utility simply needs aim and sprint simply needs activating. Thereâs no need to consider the battlefield at any given moment, oneâs position within that moment or what could happen as a consequence of that moment, itâs all simple moments of actions that people can simply do without consideration of how hard it is to do simple things during an actual game??
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> Flag juggling isnât hard, but in the context of the game it is⌠But anything else not flag juggling is really easy to do in Halo during an actual game?
iâm not sure what youâre trying to say here?
the movement and everything is there without sprint, sprint makes it easier to do at a push of a button not through player skill, iâm only preventing people from doing this easier at a push of a button while one shot, sprint still has its implications when you have shields, you will actually have to play it smart to get your shields back up to then be able to utilize sprint for the ease and advantage.
> > though the utility weapon has always had quite a balance problem in being its OP compared to the rest of the sandbox but i wouldnât go as fare to call it a crutch because it doesnât make it easier.
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> Then why is it called the âjack-of-all-tradesâ weapon/utility weapon if it doesnât make things easier overall?
no, it doesnât make it easier, its just the most useful, it is the most dominent in long, mid and close range beating other weapons inside there niche making it the most usefull weapon and dominent weapon, but, you still need well aquired skill to be able to use it to its maximum potential.
> > sprint requires less thinking then without, âi want to do this, iâll sprint in this directionâ, without its âi want to do this, what is my opponent going to do? which way would be more effective? iâll try this wayâ, no sprint has more meta game then with sprint and iâm not removing it fully from the game, only when youâre one shot, when youâve got shields you can still sprint and manage to pull things off like you could before, you just canât do it while youâre one shot and die when you deserve to die.
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> If I was one-shot and deserved to die, your impeccable aim would have shot me in the head.
> I canât run away while being shot in H4 because I canât run while being shot.
> <mark>I shouldnât be able to run if I am no shields and you have great aim because I should be dead from a headshot. Sprint will only allow me to escape if you miss⌠If YOU MISS</mark>. Not if I sprint, if you miss.
> Since sprinting puts down your weapons and takes time to bring up (unless you use the proper technique of exiting sprint), youâre at a lose of engagement time against enemies who arenât sprinting. A non-sprinting player can get in 1 or 2 shots against a sprinting player before the sprinter can even engage.
> How can I simply just sprint mindlessly around at a disadvantage and still kickâYoink!-? Thatâs makes ZERO sense.
> Me just mindlessly doing anything wonât result in jack Yoink! in Halo.
not when you sprint from one cover point to another not giving enough time for a reaction to pop the headshot, by the time i get the aim on and fire you would already be behind cover making me hit the wall and not you, where as without sprint such a stupid move would mean i can pop the headshot and if i then miss then you have an easier chance of getting away, or you could play at smart and try yo surpress me to move, turn your back to me and jump across, try and finnish me, trick me into thinking youâre going another direction then where youâre actually going and so on, managing to get away while one shot with out sprint requires a lot more skill then with sprint.
i would get really pissed at the people who managed to get away in halo 3 but they played it smart and got away, in reach it was fare fare more frustrating to see him run from cover to cover only showing himself for less then secound, hardly at all when without sprint he would be clearly visible and exposed for a short period of time.
