I know it’s too late to implement this now but I am requesting for it to make a return in Halo 5.
It always feels good to be recognized for your efforts, whether it be in your professional or personal life. The same goes for Halo. Seeing my GT as Red Team “MVP” felt good and it brought a sense of accomplishment and I’m sure most of the community feels the same way. Now, awesome feats like an overkill or a running riot go unnoticed. Being the MVP of the match is all about scrutinizing the numbers now…
If this was removed for the casuals then I have no understanding as to why. Because anyone can get a “first strike” medal and even a casual player has good days.
I think we need to start a network of volunteers that go door to door to hand out hugs and high fives to people that have a nice game of Halo. This would fix all of our problems.
Yea and I also made that a point. If you would have actually read my post you wouldve realized that. That is not how it should be. It hasn’t been that way in previous titles.
> Anyone who looks at the stats screen after a game in MM can see who was the MVP on theirs & the oppositions team by the point score etc
> Being the MVP of the match is all about scrutinizing the numbers now…
By pressing the back button & simply looking at who finished the game in 1st place on both teams does not count as scrutinizing but simply looking at a screen!
This is “Halo 4” not 1 of the other Halo titles so why should it be the same as previous 1’s?
Why dont you go & play 1 of the other games if all you want is to feel good with your GT as Red Team “MVP”
> > Being the MVP of the match is all about scrutinizing the numbers now…
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> By pressing the back button & simply looking at who finished the game in 1st place on both teams does not count as scrutinizing but simply looking at a screen!
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> This is “Halo 4” not 1 of the other Halo titles so why should it be the same as previous 1’s?
> Why dont you go & play 1 of the other games if all you want is to feel good with your GT as Red Team “MVP”
That wasn’t my only point. Top commendations don’t show. But I could see why you would only argue that part.
> I think we need to start a network of volunteers that go door to door to hand out hugs and high fives to people that have a nice game of Halo. This would fix all of our problems.
That’s not really what he’s asking for. It’s just a fun way to put the best player in the spotlight after the match is over, similar to game winning killcams and such.
