[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] BracingJaguar42 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] recklessfire [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] BracingJaguar42 Reread what I wrote. This time you didn't quit get what I said. I understood that you have invisible regenerating health when your shields are down after I read the article. What I'm saying has to do with the ambiguity and its affect on gameplay. "Halo 4" No Shields = Maybe 1 body shot, Maybe 2 body shots, Maybe 3 body shots and definitely 1 head shot. "Halo:Reach" No Sheilds = Whatever your bar says. Definitly either 1 body shot, 2 body shots, 3 body shots, or 1 head shot. PS Again with the rudeness... chill out.[/quote] I get what you're saying. Not every weapon in the game is headshot capable. I liked the health pack system as well. You can gain a large advantage when one player had red health, versus full health of your own. Of course I realize the "1 shot, no shield" system, but again, not every weapon is headshot capable.[/quote] Cool, thanks for giving my argument a chance. I wasn't even really thinking about the weapons that are not headshot capable, but I think you're right. ...and it's not as easy to get a headshot as you guys are saying with a gun such as the DMR when you're in a duel with someone who bobs and weaves and jumps and melees. Hence, the whole reason some people are not good at swat. When you are cross dueling with a headshot capable weapon, such as the DMR, and your opponent breaks your shield and you break your opponents shield, chances are that he's missing and hitting your chest or feet - especially if he is jumping and shooting or has just meleed or someone else is shooting him. However, it is nice to see how many shots he's connected with your body via the health bars 1/3 or 2/3. It tells you whether or not you can risk finishing it off or you have to run for the hills.[/quote] Ignore the ignorance. If everyone had perfect aim, there would be no bloom complaints.