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> > Im for keeping the sprint. Halo has to evolve to keep up with the times and sprint is a major part of this.
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> Most new games are no longer using sprint. To keep with the times Halo should drop sprint. Sprint makes H5 feels old, slow, clunky and dated compared to newer games that don’t have sprint.
or just a change of feel for people since we just had sprint for 6 years.
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> > > > I still feel halo 5 is strategic, just fast pace too. I like sprint any game without it (for me) is too slow and boring. You can bet if they make H6 with no sprint I won’t buy it. This is because once you play campaign what’s left? Matchmaking, where the majority of your time is spent
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> > > Sprint creates the illusion of speed. It doesn’t make games faster. It makes them SLOWER. Doom plays and feels faster than H5, but does not have sprint. I am getting a bit tired of refuting this misconception.
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> > only bc they boosted the base movement speed
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> Not only that but increased the FOV as well, yet they have rather large maps (larger than Halo 5), making the “sprint makes maps large” argument invalid when Overwatch also has quite expansive maps.
It’s not about the overall size of the map. It’s about the scaling.
I can’t believe how uninformed people that like sprint are. Even people like you that have been in this thread for ages and seemingly haven’t learned a thing.
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> > > > > I still feel halo 5 is strategic, just fast pace too. I like sprint any game without it (for me) is too slow and boring. You can bet if they make H6 with no sprint I won’t buy it. This is because once you play campaign what’s left? Matchmaking, where the majority of your time is spent
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> > > > Sprint creates the illusion of speed. It doesn’t make games faster. It makes them SLOWER. Doom plays and feels faster than H5, but does not have sprint. I am getting a bit tired of refuting this misconception.
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> > Not only that but increased the FOV as well, yet they have rather large maps (larger than Halo 5), making the “sprint makes maps large” argument invalid when Overwatch also has quite expansive maps.
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> It’s not about the overall size of the map. It’s about the scaling.
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> I can’t believe how uninformed people that like sprint are. Even people like you that have been in this thread for ages and seemingly haven’t learned a thing.
I do agree that people haven’t learned why sprint is a problem or not a problem but they haven’t done the pros and cons on Halo.
sprint or no sprint i will still love halo.
I’m not a fan of the sprint system but it doesn’t change the game at all. so you move a little faster so what the enemy can run twice as fast into your sticky grenade and sniper scope.
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> I’m not a fan of the sprint system but it doesn’t change the game at all. so you move a little faster so what the enemy can run twice as fast into your sticky grenade and sniper scope.
I prefer the system where when your shot it forces you to stop or have limited sprint over this shield thing. I can’t get away from grenade happy players with this system
No, we just need to remove Spartan Charge.
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> > > didn’t even bother reading it because it is the dumbest topic out there right now. Just because it has sprint doesn’t mean its not Halo. It’s one whole mechanic, that’s it. If you don’t like sprint, don’t sprint. Problem solved.
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> > Except the maps are purposefully stretched out to accompany sprint, so that stretched maps will have the same sprint travel time as a non stretched map with just walking. So
> > not sprinting is punishing because the game had to be made around it.
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> not true, the only time you NEED, to sprint, is if you are trying to break a wall in warzone. i have stopped sprinting completely and do just fine.
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> sprint should stay, spartan charge is what needs to leave.
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> not having sprint is not what made halo, halo. the BR, needler, floaty jumps, and spartans, made halo, halo. sprint alone does not make or break halo, the people who can’t get over it, are what breaks halo.
Couldn’t say it better even if I wanted to good job
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> > > > > I still feel halo 5 is strategic, just fast pace too. I like sprint any game without it (for me) is too slow and boring. You can bet if they make H6 with no sprint I won’t buy it. This is because once you play campaign what’s left? Matchmaking, where the majority of your time is spent
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> > > > Sprint creates the illusion of speed. It doesn’t make games faster. It makes them SLOWER. Doom plays and feels faster than H5, but does not have sprint. I am getting a bit tired of refuting this misconception.
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> It’s not about the overall size of the map. It’s about the scaling.
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> I can’t believe how uninformed people that like sprint are. Even people like you that have been in this thread for ages and seemingly haven’t learned a thing.
Or maybe we just don’t care that the maps are bigger and enjoy it. I’ve been playing MCC recently and it seems like everyone spawns right next to each other because the maps are so small because of the lack of sprint. Bigger maps aren’t always a bad thing because when you respawn it gives you more time to strategize before going back into battle.
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> > I’m not a fan of the sprint system but it doesn’t change the game at all. so you move a little faster so what the enemy can run twice as fast into your sticky grenade and sniper scope.
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> I prefer the system where when your shot it forces you to stop or have limited sprint over this shield thing. I can’t get away from grenade happy players with this system
Just be glad the grenades aren’t as powerful now as they were in the first 2 Halos.
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I’m done.
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> No, we just need to remove Spartan Charge.
Or just turn it into a charge up ability like ground pound so it doesn’t happen as often? I sometimes use when I turn a corner for an insta-kill or when I play infection I grab a sword and just run around spartan charging.
and this post can go in the box to the left with the other “Remove Sprint” posts. Like what Noble team said in the halo reach trailer, “Were not going anywhere”. Sprint stays
Which moderator put this back up?
it was not locked before
i like sprint because the games become a lot quicker and you need to think about your game a lot more and the tactics you will use.
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> > > > > I still feel halo 5 is strategic, just fast pace too. I like sprint any game without it (for me) is too slow and boring. You can bet if they make H6 with no sprint I won’t buy it. This is because once you play campaign what’s left? Matchmaking, where the majority of your time is spent
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> > > > Sprint creates the illusion of speed. It doesn’t make games faster. It makes them SLOWER. Doom plays and feels faster than H5, but does not have sprint. I am getting a bit tired of refuting this misconception.
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> It’s not about the overall size of the map. It’s about the scaling.
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> I can’t believe how uninformed people that like sprint are. Even people like you that have been in this thread for ages and seemingly haven’t learned a thing.
I haven’t learned anything? What I have learned is that most of the anti-sprinters in this thread seem to expect that every single factor in every game being played seem to be exactly the same. Most of these technicalities you talk about, I don’t notice them because I’m quickly adapting to whatever game it is I’m playing. Whether I’m playing Halo 1-3 Reach ODST or 5 (not even going to count 4 because anyone could have adapted to it), I just jump into it and do a little practice with my cousin or a friend to get used to it, (really just a 1v1 match). I don’t notice anything “small” such as ttk and map size (to an extent) because I just jump into it and enjoy what’s available. I do exactly the same throughout all of the Halo games so I don’t notice these things.
Of course people who have hard times transitioning or don’t like new game mechanics will blame the game or a game mechanic for their struggles. Sprinting doesn’t really affect gameplay other than making it faster to engage in combat.
Of course, I know that some of these are a big deal for people,but since it doesn’t bother me, I don’t really care about it since only a small minority are affected.
I hate the sprint in halo 5 because you can’t get away from people that love grenades. I’m forced to stop so they can throw grenades at me or I have the option to run to the team mate which can finish me off
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> sprint or no sprint i will still love halo.
I couldn’t agree more.
I’d very much argue that sprint should have been there right back in Halo2.I’'m glad it wasn’t for Halo1 but Halo2 was refined and so it’s surprising looking back that it wasn’t included as part of that design refinement