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4/10/2014 11:18:52 PM
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Daily reminder.
Just a reminder that there will never be another Halo game where one could play for 8+ hours a day, 7 days a week, and have fun for multiple years without any dullness. You will never again know the feeling of getting to that hard-to-earn skill rank. You will never again have the same feelings as you did when you only dreamed of wearing Reconz. Never again will you witness the glory and epicness of playing Fat Man, or H A L O, or Cops and Robbers, or even I Am Legend on a forged Foundry or Sandbox map. You will never look at another population counter and see more than 50K in one single playlist.
The glory days have been over for four years. It's been four years men, and I think it's time we give up on this false hope. It was fun when it lasted.
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3 RepliesEdited by M37h3w3: 4/11/2014 12:48:29 AM[quote]Just a reminder that there will never be another Halo game where one could play for 8+ hours a day, 7 days a week, and have fun for multiple years without any dullness.[/quote] We never had a Halo game like that to begin with. [quote]But... but... butt... muh Haylo Tree![/quote] Got boring to somebody, somewhere at some point. You're implying that there was no population drop for H3, which is asinine. Not to mention that not everyone played 56 hours a week over the course of two years. People played less than that and left for one reason or another. [quote]You will never look at another population counter and see more than 50K in one single playlist.[/quote] IIRC live population counts were swapped for 24 hour counts not to long after launch and the 24 hour counts "guessed" the population by going by the number of games played and assuming full lobbies for all of them. Not to mention that most of those players were the "filthy casuals" that everyone likes to beat on. The ones who left for MW1 and came back, and then left for good with MW2.
