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4/16/2010 9:56:31 PM
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One Final Effort
There are those who said this day would never come...
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Thank you Bungie for this game. I spent 1/4 of my life on this one game. It introduced me to xbl. It introduced me to sooooooo many friends that I am still close with even today. It introduced me to my first love. Through the zombie games where nobody would ever switch teams, to the HOURS UPON HOURS spent on every map; glitching out of each one. Halo 2 was and still is the best around. It sucks that I was forcefully removed in the afternoon on the 15, otherwise I would probably still be on it right now. HALO 2 WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!!!!! -RIP Halo 2- -There are those who said this day would never come.
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This is Frogger56870 reporting in, im still playing. over
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This was really awesome. The 14th was really awesome. And congrats to the people still online! You're all super dedicated!
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Seeing those stats blows my mind. My favorite memory was a game called pistol death. It was one Beaver Creek where everywhere was a safe zone except behind red base. Only pistols and instant headshot kills. Holding that position on your own was tough but so much fun. Some friends and I are planning to connect some old xboxs so we can play it again.
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Bought the limited edition the day it came out and have loved every minute of my campaign playing and my limited MP action this week. One of my favorite moments happened just a few weeks ago. I had landed on Delta Halo and was clearing out Covies for the Pelican landing when one of my marines ran up to a dead Jackal, emptied his SMG into it and yelled, "That was for Reach!" So awesome! Thanks, Bungie!
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Good night sweet prince. :(
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getting out of headlong was the most fun
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So those were Flood sea monkeys? Always wondered what those were. Let's see now most fondest memory (other than the playing the story and finding a ton of easter eggs) would be this: My guests and I were playing on my old account, Sinraptor2 (I know dumb name but it's still precious to me), and we got a BTB Slayer game on Headlong. Well, almost instantly we lost all our teammates. It me and my two guests (my bro and my best friend). We lost but we left our mark. in the pregame lobby the opposing team was stunned saying, "We actually won!? Holy S*** we won!" Even though we were losers we knew we had done well. The final score of the game I believe was 98-100. We were the red team. It's our fondest memory. We did play one last time together before Halo 2 was lost to the the void. That made me really happy. Now here's my bro's fondest memory. It was 1 v 1 on Terminal. We connected two Xboxs so there was no screen looking. I had the sniper down to the far end of the tracks were the Wraith spawns with the sniper rifle. For the longest time I could not find him. I was about to move and when I turned around -blam! shotgun facial. Then he proceeded to beat my body. I found out later that he had ninja'd his way to me from across the map and picked up the overshield on the way. Then he got right next to me and waited until I noticed him. That was a sad, embarrassing day for me xD
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Wow. So many memories in this thread. Simply amazing. I remember so many of those pictures. Thread saved. Simply amazing. Blown away with tears in my eyes. Thank you, Bungie! <3 -oj
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Boo, no explosion :(
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The game was not only great, it was historical on so many levels.
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My favorite Halo 2 memory is from the build up to the release date. I had worked at an unnamed evil game retailer for the first few years of Xbox's existence, but moved away to college before Halo 2. I came back into town just to play in a free-for-all tournament, the prize for which was a Collectors Edition copy of Halo 2. I felt somewhat guilty that only about a dozen 10-13 year old kids showed up and I, the 22 year old college student, crushed them for the grand prize. (On a side note: after years of listening to 10-13 years old's call me a noob and hump my lifeless body, I don't feel so bad anymore.) The only hitch in claiming my prize was that if my college football team made it into the playoffs (D II), I would have practice on release day and not make it back to pick up my game. So I found myself secretly hoping that we would lose so I could fully enjoy such a big day. We lost, I kind of won, and attended an all-night lan-party to celebrate. It's both a proud and shameful moment in my gaming career.
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We better get some of those sweet gifs as avatars.
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Im still on. playig tell something kicks me off. Bungie, the final fifty are not the only thing awesome. Thank you for making this game so amazing. The memories this game gave cannot be matched. Thank you for an amazing 5 years. I hope Reach will be half as good as Halo 2 was. Bungle... yall are awesome!
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] joe campbell First! You call me and the rest of the elite 50 awesome. That made my day so much. :)[/quote]inorite!
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My favorite Halo 2 memory was the first time i played with 3 friends. It the first time id ever played H2. We played swords only, first to 50 kills wins. I won 50,49,48,47. The only reason i remember the scores is because of how close the game was.
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I didn't play Halo 2 much after Halo 3 came out, maybe 5 or 6 games total, maybe not even that. Just knowing that I won't have the option to play it online ever again is sad. One thing I can say is, is that I finally accomplished my goal of reaching level 20 in Team Slayer.
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I was idle during school. Got home and was disconnected. =( Pretty sure I was in the last hundred or so. I had some great memories.
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By Halo 2....:'(
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And I'm one the 50! I'm getting tired though...
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So it goes. [Edited on 04.16.2010 3:33 PM PDT]
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Acceptable.
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One love <3 Miss it already.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] dr spartan32 Good riddance. [/quote] Yeah, thanks for the negative input. Now go back to your corner.
