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Edited by Recon Number 54:
7/26/2013 5:23:50 PM
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Halo 4 was a downgrade from reach.
Imo (of course)
>No theater for campaign
>No saving full films
>zombies cant hold guns
>thruster pack in zombies
>No campaign scoring
>No firefight
>File share system still doesn't work (most recommended/downloaded)
>Faster kill times
>Horrid UI
>No more credits, armor requires days of grinding
I mean, the actual game is alright and it's got alot of cool new additions but overall, the game is nothing but downgrade from reach. I'm honestly shocked that a developer made up of nothing but "die hard" halo fans could do something so mediocre. Agree? Disagree? If so why?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] The S bot 9000 >Replay value, which the actual campaign is lacking severely. [/quote] In what way does the scoring add replay value? You're still doing the same thing. The only difference is that you get points for it. [quote]>You can't get any nice looking armor without playing for days. I mean, honestly, 300 assasinations for a armor set? 1000 assist for a visor? This is the complete inverse of the leveling system, which is rather easy as opposed to previous games.[/quote] And how is that still a bad thing? They actually want the people to work for something. Unlike Bungie which basically handed you stuff on a silver platter.
