[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ShadowMac I have to say one of my favorite things about halo 3 is that one weapon doesnt always dominate every potential situation. Sometimes there is a way to get a guy with a "better" weapon, usually by attacking the other player when they are not at the most effective range for their weapon. I've even noticed that dual maulers will beat a shotgun if you are just a little out of the shotguns optimum range because they fire faster. Its nice to know that if you are running around with an AR and the other guy has a BR; all you have to do is get close enough to beat him out, be sneaky and be smart. For those that dont get it, i'm sure it could be frustrating running straight at 'em guns blazing and dieing before you even see a flicker in their shield. Some people need to quit crying, quit playing, or just play team rockets. Halo 3 is the best online multiplayer shooter out there. Bungie rocks! Peace, Im out![/quote] Your wrong dude, one weapon can dominate a potential situation. take epitaph in team doubles as example. one team has a rocket launcher and a shotgun, the other team has little chance of getting kills. you could stick the other team but if the other team is good enough to get both power weapons then they are good enough to avoid getting stuck. You can be sneaky but if since crouch walking takes a while and if you wait too long to attack the other team will know you are planning on sneaking up so they will be alert and waiting for it. another example would be HC snowbound (bungies favorite gametype in doubles). one team gets the sniper and mauler and all the other team could have would be a brute shot, needler, carbine, a BR, stickies, plasma rifles and spikers. if the other teams stays down below with snipes and mauler your BR or AR start would be in effective to counter the sniper and mauler and stickies would eliminate one player but not the team.