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1/9/2015 4:33:05 PM
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I've been playing Halo since CE. I haven't played the Halo 5 beta. What's so bad about it?
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saying halo 5 beta is like cod saying crucicrap isn't like cod saying you like destiny pvp saying you think halo 5 is less fun then destifail I seriously doubt you played halo 5 and/or got seriously rekt by skilled players in h5 or are retarded
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The crucible? - you start with sniper and shottie ammo - power ammo is in abundance - press bumpers to get 20 kills a game - so so so unbalanced, guns, perks, all that shit is madly unbalanced - your ENTIRE team can get the heavy weapon ammo - OHK melee attacks Etc. There's so much wrong with game bro. I mean I guess it can feel fun if you don't like a competitive MP though that balanced. Competitive MP and a" PvP" mode are worlds apart. I knew the crucible was going to be jacked up when I read an article stating the balance would be designed with inspiration heavily derived from league of legends..... A game where shit gets patched constantly and the community is in chaos over balance issues. Fps mixed with that's terrible in terms of ever hoping to have a competitive mode. That inferno mode won't substitute a real competitive MP either. Its all good if you like it tho, I just can't imagine why anyone who was into halo could like that more. Especially being used to a balanced game and going into the complete opposite
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It's fun as all hell. The people losing their shit over it are afraid of change. Gunplay is awesome. It needs a little tweaking but the registry is better than a lot of recently released FPS titles I won't name here. Mobility is refreshing. Sprint is balanced, useful, and sometimes a tactical advantage can be found using it in larger gun battles. Boosting and clambering onto ledges makes you think in three dimensions. You can get almost anywhere. Shoulder charging is a fun new way to get a kill from behind and nothing is as rewarding as timing a perfect ground pound maneuver and getting a kill. It definitely instills a feeling of being a badass.
