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8/4/2014 7:13:18 PM
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[quote]Bungie is the king of dumbing down games[/quote] How does that make sense IMO they did the opposite, their fps the previous halo titles before reach which in a way still stands for reach was the most challenging online multiplayer out of any other. Its what made mlg in the beginning and it looked amazing in mlg tournaments what the pros would pull off compared to cod, and or any other fps. I think it showed some skill to have a 50 in ranked a legit 50 rather then top prestige, it seems laughable really but that's just my two cents about that, I hope they mess with destiny enough where its more challenging and makes it into mlg for the competitive side of it.
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Um, halo 3 was easier than halo 2. Bungie removed flag juggling because people complained, changed the br to a dmr because people complained. Added bloom to the dmr because it would help bring the skill gap closer together and in an attempt to test destiny fxcking left us with the pile of shit that is halo reach and the end to bungie's care for the halo series.
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[quote]Um, halo 3 was easier than halo 2. Bungie removed flag juggling because people complained, changed the br to a dmr because people complained. Added bloom to the dmr because it would help bring the skill gap closer together and in an attempt to test destiny fxcking left us with the pile of shit that is halo reach and the end to bungie's care for the halo series.[/quote] Ya I agree with halo 2 being harder but I think misinterpreted what I said, I said halo series and didn't single out a game crept for reach which I was implying it wasn't as effective or good imo and even taking the mess ups with halo reach, that game was in mlg and was still more challenging online more then cod or any other. That was my point plus I still don't think bungie really put much effort in reach to begin with I mean it shows.
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Really? Please explain.
