Yeah well more often than not game developers focus on pro-play over social-play.
No, the hydra in Halo 5 was easy to break the tracking with side stepping and thrusting, it just came down to spotting it and timing it.
It also took 2 shots to kill with tracking, without tracking up to 3 shots to kill, If you can land the shots in Halo 5 VS in Halo Infinite it takes 3 - 4 to kill with tracking and the who round to kill without tracking if you can land the shots.
Speed in Halo 5 & Infinite have nothing to do with it, Same goes for Halo Infinite, Speed has nothing to do with it. In Halo Infinite, the Hydra breaks its own tracking like after 3 seconds, almost like it gives up.
The Plasma pistol is more effective and useful the the Hydra in Halo Infinite.
Ok you just played yourself. Congratulations.
Iāve never been a good shot at range, so the Hydra was a good weapon for me 
. Oh well, I guess Iāll need to improve my aimingā¦
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You clearly donāt know how to use it right. The Hydra has a heathy amount of reserve ammo and gets kills very quickly. Think of it like a heavy rifle without a scope that you have to lead your shots on and youāre golden. Itās easily one of my absolute most favorite pickups and very, very powerful.
Yes, the reload does take a second but, that should tell you how to use this weapon. Itās not a power weapon.
I donāt think yāall really understand yet that unless itās on a pad, it isnāt a power weapon, just flat out. If itās on a rack, itās a pickup weapon and that means itās GENERALLY better than your loadout weapon. Check the TTKs on rack guns, theyāre almost always faster than your loadout guns.