Spirnt in this game is not lore based at all, in the books and stuff Spartans were able to spirnt while shooting, and this isn’t the case in the game. So people saying sprint needs to be in game because Spartans do it it books, well it’s not the same. No spirnt is actually more related to lore I believe because you are able to shoot at all times, another thing it says in the books is that Spartans reaction time is sped up making what’s around them feel slower. This is why it might feel slow when you’re just walking around but you’re actually moving faster then you feel. Any thoughts on this?
So your title says - sprint ain’t lore
your topic goes onto about shooting mechanics from lore and the game.
You can sprint in the books and in the game.
Also: dual wielding snipers is part of the lore but not in the game, maybe for balance just like shooting at all times.
The arguement is pointless. Lore shouldn’t dictate game mechanics anyway.
“Having the ability to run fast isn’t lore” lol
I forget they always power-walked everywhere.
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> So your title says - sprint ain’t lore
> your topic goes onto about shooting mechanics from lore and the game.
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> You can sprint in the books and in the game.
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> Also: dual wielding snipers is part of the lore but not in the game, maybe for balance just like shooting at all times.
Maybe lore should be 100% accurate, or in my opinion, 100% ignored. A game doesn’t have to follow lore to prosper, it’s a game. Which is why the lore argument for sprint is invalid.
Are you on drugs?
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> > So your title says - sprint ain’t lore
> > your topic goes onto about shooting mechanics from lore and the game.
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> > You can sprint in the books and in the game.
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> > Also: dual wielding snipers is part of the lore but not in the game, maybe for balance just like shooting at all times.
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> Maybe lore should be 100% accurate, or in my opinion, 100% ignored. A game doesn’t have to follow lore to prosper, it’s a game. Which is why the lore argument for sprint is invalid.
Your right, dual wielding gravity hammers should be in halo.
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> Are you on drugs?
Sometimes but nothing hard. instead of coming across as an -Yoink- explain what you find wrong, that’s how conversations go not just throwing out insults.
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> So your title says - sprint ain’t lore
> your topic goes onto about shooting mechanics from lore and the game.
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> You can sprint in the books and in the game.
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> Also: dual wielding snipers is part of the lore but not in the game, maybe for balance just like shooting at all times.
all I was trying to say was Spartans should be able to shoot at all times, thus you can’t do this in Halo 5.
People saw master chief without the helmet in the books. I heard she was hot, but I can’t afford the books to find out.
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> “Having the ability to run fast isn’t lore” lol
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> I forget they always power-walked everywhere.
You didn’t seem to see the end of the post, maybe they are sprinting in Halo 2-3 but it doesn’t look like they are sprinting because their reflexs are so fast it just looks like power walking.
As I said many years ago when I first saw the Reach trailer. I thought we were running the whole time. To put in perspective Master Chief was jogging through that entire sequence in the Library. He was jogging in the Pillar of Autumn against the Flood and still beating Marines in a race. That’s impressive man.
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> > Are you on drugs?
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> Sometimes but nothing hard. instead of coming across as an -Yoink- explain what you find wrong, that’s how conversations go not just throwing out insults.
I was just asking a question.
Anyway, your theory of Spartans just seeing things slower doesn’t work. Wouldn’t that mean that other things around them like explosions would also slow down? Well, they don’t.
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> Spirnt in this game is not lore based at all, in the books and stuff Spartans were able to spirnt while shooting, and this isn’t the case in the game. So people saying sprint needs to be in game because Spartans do it it books, well it’s not the same. No spirnt is actually more related to lore I believe because you are able to shoot at all times, another thing it says in the books is that Spartans reaction time is sped up making what’s around them feel slower. This is why it might feel slow when you’re just walking around but you’re actually moving faster then you feel. Any thoughts on this?
I don’t know about the argument that Spartans can’t pick up their speed when needed? And if we are making it lore why did Spartans in halo 3 jog at a leisurely pace in a battle situation?
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> So your title says - sprint ain’t lore
> your topic goes onto about shooting mechanics from lore and the game.
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> You can sprint in the books and in the game.
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> Also: dual wielding snipers is part of the lore but not in the game, maybe for balance just like shooting at all times.
Mate, being able to shoot at all times is perfectly balanced. Just look at the original games. They were fine. The OP raises a point: I have seen many arguments for Sprint because they “make me feel like a super soldier”, and “Spartans can sprint in the books, so why not in game?”. Because Spartans also could shoot while sprinting in the books, and if we are going to balance the multiplayer according to the lore, then we should be able to dual wield snipers and shoot them while sprinting.
Faster Base movement speed, increase the Field of View, nobody needs to drop their combat stance to move faster. Bam! amazing Halo right there, 10/10 IGN approves.
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> The arguement is pointless. Lore shouldn’t dictate game mechanics anyway.
Defending sprint by sayng “oh well it makes me feel like a spartan and a spartan” (wich is something I don’t think is achievable by slapping sprint, a feature that was desinged to make you feel like a regular, human soldier) , is totally fine and nobody gives a -Yoink- but if someone uses lore to make a point against sprint, lore, all the sudden, is not an valid argument anymore?
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> > Spirnt in this game is not lore based at all, in the books and stuff Spartans were able to spirnt while shooting, and this isn’t the case in the game. So people saying sprint needs to be in game because Spartans do it it books, well it’s not the same. No spirnt is actually more related to lore I believe because you are able to shoot at all times, another thing it says in the books is that Spartans reaction time is sped up making what’s around them feel slower. This is why it might feel slow when you’re just walking around but you’re actually moving faster then you feel. Any thoughts on this?
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> I don’t know about the argument that Spartans can’t pick up their speed when needed? And if we are making it lore why did Spartans in halo 3 jog at a leisurely pace in a battle situation?
Mate, you ever noticed that you ran faster than the Marines in classic Halo? You are not jogging at a leisurely pace, to the Marines, you are at a full blown run. Spartans have improved reaction times, so what is fast to everybody else in game is somewhat slower to the players.
Then please demonstrate us how to sprint and shoot at the same time. Shoot accurately.
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> “Having the ability to run fast isn’t lore” lol
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> I forget they always power-walked everywhere.
Haha All Spartans are just mall walkers with guns.
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> > The arguement is pointless. Lore shouldn’t dictate game mechanics anyway.
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> Defending sprint by sayng “oh well it makes me feel like a spartan” is totally fine and nobody gives a -Yoink- but if someone uses lore to make a point against sprint, lore, all the sudden, is not an valid argument anymore?
I wanted to make that point but… Nah, I don’t really feel like it.
