[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] yugor1000 The main actual differences are as follows: Halo 3 BR as less auto-aim then the Halo 2. (In actuallity, this true of everything in Halo 3, save for the melee.) The Halo 3 BR has an actual spread, as compared to the for-show-but-no-actual-effect spread of the Halo 2 BR. The Halo 3 BR has bullet travel time now, meaning you have to lead your shots on targets farther way, instead of the hit-scan BR of Halo 2, in which no leading was nessacary. (Ironically, a hit-scan burst fire weapon is a contradiction of terms.) There are almost no button glitches for the Halo 3 BR, and those do exist are hard to do and fairly worthless. The Halo 2 BR has numerous balance-breaking glitches that make almost every other weapon other then the Sniper Rifles at range and the Rockets/Shotgun/Sword in close useless. Contrary to popular belief, the Halo 3 BR is a highly effective, versatile weapon with many uses, but a few drawbacks that keep it from being perfect, which are needed to keep it balanced. The reason people whine and moan about it is because it simply isn't the overpowered death-cannon from Halo 2, and because they foolishly believe that Halo 2 had more BRs in it. Anyone who goes back and plays Halo 2 sees that there is almost a BR famine, as compared to Halo 3, where you can trip over a BR (or Carbine) almost every 10 feet. These people also tend to be the ones who think its a good idea to go into the Sword Room on The Pit with their BR out.[/quote] If you're good at BXRing, you can kill a sword user.