You (Halo 4) couldn't give us one team mate for the entire match? What's the point in JiP if it's not even going to work?
Complain when no one joins the game
Complain when you join the game.
Really though, I dont think we need a JiP.
You (Halo 4) couldn't give us one team mate for the entire match? What's the point in JiP if it's not even going to work?
My steam account email has just been changed. How do i get quick support?
Agreed, but I've never wanted JiP as a solution to quitters.Complain when no one joins the game
Complain when you join the game.
Really though, I dont think we need a JiP.
MechAssault talk?! Hellz yes.
Too bad I never played the second one after putting so many hours into the first one;'[
Fuck it, let's rename all the playlists.
Team Hardcore
Team Softcore
Amateur Slayer
Free-For-Anal
Too bad I never played Lone Wolf after putting so many hours into the first game ;'[
Too bad I never played Lone Wolf after putting so many hours into the first game ;'[
I spoiler'd it, so you have been warned., the best missions are set in tight quarters with more enemies than it seems reasonable for a few Spartans to handle.Most of Episode 7 takes place on Infinity and while there are some larger, sandbox combat arenas
Halo is always at its best when combat feels chaotic and the predictability of the AI breaks down because theyre just sort of everywhere. In these moments, its only great twitch shooting that can get you through the fight. Theres a great moment in one of the latter missions when you reach a small hallway and Covenant are rushing straight at you like the bulls of Pamplona. Of course, in Pamplona you dont have a shotty and sticky nades.
Episode 7 of Spartan Ops gets it right in terms of story, pacing, and mission structure. It also lays the groundwork for the end of Season 1 and finally shows that what happens in Spartan Ops will impact future Halo stories.
Reminds me of this;Oh they are sooo screwed
Oh they are sooo screwed
Agreed, but I've never wanted JiP as a solution to quitters.
Because most people who aren't you would probably disable it.Why don't games give you an option where you insert your preference. Disable joining games in progress for yourself, or enable it. Give you two different options. I don't mind joining a game in progress, and I only want to join lobbies.
What would you deem an acceptable solution to the problem? There are always going to be people who quit games early, I don't think pure negative reinforcement would solve that. Visible ranks and having quitting effect ranks does help, but that is a whole other can of worms.
In my opinion, join in progress is the best "social/casual" solution to the issue. For "competitive" gametypes I don't think it's appropriate though, unless games you join don't count towards the ranking..
That playlist can't be called Team Slayer, or anything Slayer for that matter. The blog post said the playlist will have objective gametypes (specifically CTF, Extraction, KOTH). Return of Squad Battle?
Ew, no. They don't know Halo.
"Halo is always at its best when combat feels chaotic and the predictability of the AI breaks down because theyre just sort of everywhere. In these moments, its only great twitch shooting that can get you through the fight."
That quote made me weep. Because great twitch shooting made the Scarab encounter on "The Ark" good.Ew, no. They don't know Halo.
"Halo is always at its best when combat feels chaotic and the predictability of the AI breaks down because theyre just sort of everywhere. In these moments, its only great twitch shooting that can get you through the fight."
Yeah if it were to follow the convention set from squad battle in 3 and squad slayer in reach.doesn't that require >4v4?
Ew, no. They don't know Halo.
"Halo is always at its best when combat feels chaotic and the predictability of the AI breaks down because theyre just sort of everywhere. In these moments, its only great twitch shooting that can get you through the fight."
Team HardCore is the perfect name for that playlist.
Not if you want to have any chance at pulling more casual players away from the Infinity or vanilla lists and have a lasting population above 10k. It's a descriptive name, but I think you kind of have to downplay that and trick people into trying good Halo settings that ordinarily wouldn't give a second thought to a Pro or Hardcore playlist by naming it something that doesn't carry so much baggage.Team Hardcore is the perfect name for that playlist.
Not if you want to have any chance at pulling more casual players away from the Infinity or vanilla lists and have a lasting population above 10k. It's a descriptive name, but I think you kind of have to downplay that and trick people into trying good Halo settings that ordinarily wouldn't give a second thought to a Pro or Hardcore playlist by naming it something that doesn't carry so much baggage.
Not if you want to have any chance at pulling more casual players away from the Infinity or vanilla lists and have a lasting population above 10k. It's a descriptive name, but I think you kind of have to downplay that and trick people into trying good Halo settings that ordinarily wouldn't give a second thought to a Pro or Hardcore playlist by naming it something that doesn't carry so much baggage.