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> > stop trying to force your unreliable data like it has merit. funny how you skipped over the video. no comment? youve been proven unreliable. iâm going to call you Mr Unreliable from now on.
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> 1. Itâs not âmyâ data. I literally took it from somebody who wanted to prove that sprint doesnât inflate the maps and it showed the exact opposite. (The OP on Reddit either wasnât aware or forgot that BMS was changed after these maps were created.)
> 2. If you have better data, by all means: Show it!
> 3. I skipped on the video because Iâm currently preparing another video of my own. Postponed isnât canceled.
> 4. You can call me whatever you want to make you feel better, but that doesnât change the fact that your statements so far were false and you have zero proof for them.
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> > its time for me to leave Mr Unreliable. Bye
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> So once again no proof for your claims? Iâm shocked. /s
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> For everybody else, here is video evidence for how far you can sprint at an angle, directly shown on the Controller: https://youtu.be/yJewk5iL3YM.
> I want everybody to take note where the 45°-position is: In the middle of the indentation next to the Xbox Button.
> And this is the exact moment where the game kicks you out of sprint: Before the middle of the indentation.
> And guess what you get when you measure the angle? Correct. Itâs once again 40 degrees.
> q.e.d.
i thought you were gonna show me actual data. that was the worse way to convey any information. i dont know whether to laugh or feel bad for you. i really need to stop arguing on halo waypoint.
you realise my video has irrefutable data? I highlight the walls and it shows the exact angles in numbers and my spartan is able to go wayy past 45 degrees when he runs to the rightâŚ
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> i thought you were gonna show me actual data.
I already have. Multiple times. But since you are either not capable or not willing to understand it, Iâm not going to waste my time anymore.
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> i really need to stop arguing on halo waypoint.
No, you really need to start arguing on Waypoint. What you did so far was anything but. Arguments require factual accuracy and logical consistency.
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> you realise my video has irrefutable data?
Except that my video literally refutes it. It proves you cannot sprint past 45 degrees without the game kicking you out of sprint and it also shows the maximum sprinting angle: 40 degrees.
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> > i thought you were gonna show me actual data.
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> I already have. Multiple times. But since you are either not capable or not willing to understand it, Iâm not going to waste my time anymore.
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> > i really need to stop arguing on halo waypoint.
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> No, you really need to start arguing on Waypoint. What you did so far was anything but. Arguments require factual accuracy and logical consistency.
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> > you realise my video has irrefutable data?
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> Except that my video literally refutes it. It proves you cannot sprint past 45 degrees without the game kicking you out of sprint and it also shows the maximum sprinting angle: 40 degrees.
iâll let you and other people be the judge. iâm done. if you cant accept the angle numbers on the video, why would i ever argue anything else with you. your observation skills need improving. im a person who can admit when heâs wrong, you cant. tsassi knows what iâm talking about.
no wonder tsassi quit, these arguments are dumb as hell.
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> im a person who can admit when heâs wrong
Apparently not. I lost count how often youâve been wrong on the last ten pages of this thread alone, and you havenât admitted to a single one of them, soâŚ
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> no wonder tsassi quit, these arguments are dumb as hell.
The level of stupidity in this thread was dictated by you alone. It was within your grasp to change that. You chose not to.
Some people donât want to waste their time on such a discussion. I can accept that, but Iâm not one of them. Iâd rather bash my head against a wall than let people spread lies and misinformation.
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> > im a person who can admit when heâs wrong
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> Apparently not. I lost count how often youâve been wrong on the last ten pages of this thread alone, and you havenât admitted to a single one of them, soâŚ
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> > no wonder tsassi quit, these arguments are dumb as hell.
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> The level of stupidity in this thread was dictated by you alone. It was within your grasp to change that. You chose not to.
> Some people donât want to waste their time on such a discussion. I can accept that, but Iâm not one of them. Iâd rather bash my head against a wall than let people spread lies and misinformation.
tsassi wont say anthing on the matter because he knows my video is clear as day and you recording your thumb is a joke. i cant believe you went with that route. it takes practice to hit max angle and just because you fail, doesnt mean it doesnt exist. tsassi should do you a favor and humble your ego.
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> i cant believe you went with that route.
Of course you canât. Because you didnât expect me (or other people) to disprove your claims. Like, none of them. I guess you never experienced somebody calling you out on your BS before, so you didnât foresee it could happen here.
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> it takes practice to hit max angle and just because you fail, doesnt mean it doesnt exist.
No, the fact that it doesnât exist means it doesnât exist.
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> tsassi should do you a favor and humble your ego.
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> > i cant believe you went with that route.
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> Of course you canât. Because you didnât expect me (or other people) to disprove your claims. Like, none of them. I guess you never experienced somebody calling you out on your BS before, so you didnât think it could happen here.
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> > it takes practice to hit max angle and just because you fail, doesnt mean it doesnt exist.
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> No, the fact that it doesnât exist means it doesnât exist.
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> > tsassi should do you a favor and humble your ego.
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> You mean how he did yours?
ask tsassi to agree with your video over mine.
he wont, but i would love him to agree with you. it would be the highlight of my day.
Are you really gone now? Because you already announced this twice before.
Just want to make sure that I donât have to correct your nonsense anymoreâŚ
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> > > There is absolutely no way this game wonât have the classic gameplay
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> > Thatâs purely speculation. Making assumptions like this is goofy at best.
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> > > the oldest of Halo fans have adored! I am so pumped for this!
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> > I think the first part of this statement is biased based on the second part. There are plenty of older Halo fans that like the new mechanics.
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> Man this aged like milk.
In what way did this age like milk? Do you care to elaborate?
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> > > > There is absolutely no way this game wonât have the classic gameplay
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> > > Thatâs purely speculation. Making assumptions like this is goofy at best.
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> > > > the oldest of Halo fans have adored! I am so pumped for this!
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> > > I think the first part of this statement is biased based on the second part. There are plenty of older Halo fans that like the new mechanics.
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> > Man this aged like milk.
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> In what way did this age like milk? Do you care to elaborate?
I believe he is referring as to the fact that halo infinite does not have classic movement, though from what i can tell it is far closer to it than halo 4 and halo 5.
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> Except that my video literally refutes it. It proves you cannot sprint past 45 degrees without the game kicking you out of sprint and it also shows the maximum sprinting angle: 40 degrees.
I was curious as to whatâs going on, so I quickly tested this. Here is the video, my working out is in the description. It seems like I was able to sprint at an angle of 51 degrees from the forward direction. Unless I did two very dumb mistakes (mixing the x- and y-distances, and not placing the block at a 45 degree angle), I was definitely running at more than 45 degrees.
Having played Halo since Day One, and recently getting back due to Covid influencing the work place, I hope 343 keep the Halo 5 type of play.
Going back to âclassicâ would mean the game will slow doen, and games have evolved from the Halo3 era. Just look at Starcraft/Fortnite and Call Of Duty.
I hope the following mechanics are available:
1.Slide
2.Spring jumping, and making it easier to hit, ie. the necessary time between the crouch and jump should be increases to make it more consistent. Now the fest is not a Skill, but a super duper sweaty glotch only 1/10 of Ă ros mange to hit. Making it unbalanced
3.Sprint (already confirmed)
4.Stabilize: this makes pre-aiming harder and makes games have more variety in respect to wheree the opponents hitboxes habits are placed around a map. Also makes players have another thought process and increases the decision making process.
Conclusion:
I think going back in time on the mechanics will make it a dull game that players will replace, or switch. Already pros have switchef to Call of Duty(Shottzy) , Fortnite (ninja) etc. If more follow the spark of Infinite will be squashed instantly.
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> > Except that my video literally refutes it. It proves you cannot sprint past 45 degrees without the game kicking you out of sprint and it also shows the maximum sprinting angle: 40 degrees.
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> I was curious as to whatâs going on, so I quickly tested this. Here is the video, my working out is in the description. It seems like I was able to sprint at an angle of 51 degrees from the forward direction. Unless I did two very dumb mistakes (mixing the x- and y-distances, and not placing the block at a 45 degree angle), I was definitely running at more than 45 degrees.
Genuine question: Is there a custom setting that modifies the sprinting angle? Because I have positively tested this about a dozen times now and the game consistently kicks me out of sprint at or around 40 degrees. I have measured the distances traversed, I literally have filmed the controller, and it always comes back to 40 degrees.
It canât be us using two different patch versions, as the game requires an online connection for Forge, making sure that the game is up-to-date. I donât know what the difference is, but I know for a fact that my game does not allow sprinting past 45. And itâs not a question of âgit gudâ, because the game simply disables sprint after the stick has been rotated past a certain angle.
EDIT: I see Fraps in the upper-right corner of your video. Did you film this on the Forge App for Windows 10 instead of the Xbox? Does the Win10-App maybe have different settings? After all, we do know that the two titles are incompatible for crossplay.
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> Having played Halo since Day One, and recently getting back due to Covid influencing the work place, I hope 343 keep the Halo 5 type of play.
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> Going back to âclassicâ would mean the game will slow doen, and games have evolved from the Halo3 era. Just look at Starcraft/Fortnite and Call Of Duty.
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> I hope the following mechanics are available:
> 1.Slide
> 2.Spring jumping, and making it easier to hit, ie. the necessary time between the crouch and jump should be increases to make it more consistent. Now the fest is not a Skill, but a super duper sweaty glotch only 1/10 of Ă ros mange to hit. Making it unbalanced
> 3.Sprint (already confirmed)
> 4.Stabilize: this makes pre-aiming harder and makes games have more variety in respect to wheree the opponents hitboxes habits are placed around a map. Also makes players have another thought process and increases the decision making process.
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> Conclusion:
> I think going back in time on the mechanics will make it a dull game that players will replace, or switch. Already pros have switchef to Call of Duty(Shottzy) , Fortnite (ninja) etc. If more follow the spark of Infinite will be squashed instantly.
So we should make the game more generic like all those other games? how will that help Halo retain a unique identity and playerbase if itâs just as recycled as every other game?
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> > > Except that my video literally refutes it. It proves you cannot sprint past 45 degrees without the game kicking you out of sprint and it also shows the maximum sprinting angle: 40 degrees.
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> > I was curious as to whatâs going on, so I quickly tested this. Here is the video, my working out is in the description. It seems like I was able to sprint at an angle of 51 degrees from the forward direction. Unless I did two very dumb mistakes (mixing the x- and y-distances, and not placing the block at a 45 degree angle), I was definitely running at more than 45 degrees.
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> Genuine question: Is there a custom setting that modifies the sprinting angle? Because I have positively tested this about a dozen times now and the game consistently kicks me out of sprint at or around 40 degrees. I have measured the distances traversed, I literally have filmed the controller, and it always comes back to 40 degrees.
> It canât be us using two different patch versions, as the game requires an online connection for Forge, making sure that the game is up-to-date. I donât know what the difference is, but I know for a fact that my game does not allow sprinting past 45. And itâs not a question of âgit gudâ, because the game simply disables sprint after the stick has been rotated past a certain angle.
I really have no idea whatâs causing the discrepancy. There isnât a setting for it that I know of. But I assume weâre all using the default settings the game throws at us anyway.
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> > > > Except that my video literally refutes it. It proves you cannot sprint past 45 degrees without the game kicking you out of sprint and it also shows the maximum sprinting angle: 40 degrees.
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> > > I was curious as to whatâs going on, so I quickly tested this. Here is the video, my working out is in the description. It seems like I was able to sprint at an angle of 51 degrees from the forward direction. Unless I did two very dumb mistakes (mixing the x- and y-distances, and not placing the block at a 45 degree angle), I was definitely running at more than 45 degrees.
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> > Genuine question: Is there a custom setting that modifies the sprinting angle? Because I have positively tested this about a dozen times now and the game consistently kicks me out of sprint at or around 40 degrees. I have measured the distances traversed, I literally have filmed the controller, and it always comes back to 40 degrees.
> > It canât be us using two different patch versions, as the game requires an online connection for Forge, making sure that the game is up-to-date. I donât know what the difference is, but I know for a fact that my game does not allow sprinting past 45. And itâs not a question of âgit gudâ, because the game simply disables sprint after the stick has been rotated past a certain angle.
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> I really have no idea whatâs causing the discrepancy. There isnât a setting for it that I know of. But I assume weâre all using the default settings the game throws at us anyway.
he doesnt understand that âit takes practice to hit max angle and just because you fail, doesnt mean it doesnt exist.â he had no reason to dismiss my video, that iâm aware of.
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> Having played Halo since Day One, and recently getting back due to Covid influencing the work place, I hope 343 keep the Halo 5 type of play.
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> Going back to âclassicâ would mean the game will slow doen, and games have evolved from the Halo3 era. Just look at Starcraft/Fortnite and Call Of Duty.
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> I hope the following mechanics are available:
> 1.Slide
> 2.Spring jumping, and making it easier to hit, ie. the necessary time between the crouch and jump should be increases to make it more consistent. Now the fest is not a Skill, but a super duper sweaty glotch only 1/10 of Ă ros mange to hit. Making it unbalanced
> 3.Sprint (already confirmed)
> 4.Stabilize: this makes pre-aiming harder and makes games have more variety in respect to wheree the opponents hitboxes habits are placed around a map. Also makes players have another thought process and increases the decision making process.
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> Conclusion:
> I think going back in time on the mechanics will make it a dull game that players will replace, or switch. Already pros have switchef to Call of Duty(Shottzy) , Fortnite (ninja) etc. If more follow the spark of Infinite will be squashed instantly.
I understand where you are coming from, however Halo has lost a major piece of itâs unique gameplay style that made it so popular. This has been an extremely divisive topic since itâs inception in Halo: Reach. Sprint alters gameplay in many game-changing and important ways.
