Syphon Filter
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If I were only free late in the day
Really hope we can get some more people to play CE.
I got Halo 2.
If I were only free late in the day
Really hope we can get some more people to play CE.
This for sure, watched a lot of BO2 this weekend over Halo. Spectator mode made it incredible, along with the top tier teams playing. Even Gandhi and Maven (well known Halo casters) are thinking of trying the game out now after seeing UMG Atlanta at AGL.
I fear the next year for competitive Halo, trust me I'm grateful for this VG tourney happening next month but it should have been spread out. Halo 4 can't compete with Ghosts, Black Ops II, Battlefield 4, Titanfall, and possibly Destiny before the release of Halo 5. If people thought waiting for Halo 4 drop was slow, I can't imagine this.
I'd consider returning to team Xbox if they did that. (Emphasis on consider.) The controller is dead sexy.That's actually great news. Now all they have to do is sell me a SKU without it. $400 seems fair.
I'd consider returning to team Xbox if they did that. (Emphasis on consider.) The controller is dead sexy.
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Halo sux! =)
The new DLC for Halo 4 looks pretty awesome, but I probably won't get it. We have been promised one too many times that DLC would be properly integrated in matchmaking playlists to actually show up. I got burned with the season pass badly. While I had no issue getting Crimson maps to show up in MM back when they came out, I have literally NEVER had any of the other maps show up outside of the DLC playlists.
It's really sad too, this might be the first DLC for any Halo game that I have not picked up. I hope Halo gets well soon
The DLC comes out in eight days.
Halo 4 is by far the worst at DLC integration in Matchmaking.
I really want to buy the DLC and give it a try but my XBL will expire soon and the DLC release is in november i think.
Get CE. More players anyways
Get CE. More players anywaysI got Halo 2.
The controller is seriously one of the biggest selling points for me. That, Titanfall, and the potential (however small) of a return to form for the next Halo game. Oh yeah, and Twitch integration.I'd consider returning to team Xbox if they did that. (Emphasis on consider.) The controller is dead sexy.
The controller is seriously one of the biggest selling points for me. That, Titanfall, and the potential (however small) of a return to form for the next Halo game. Oh yeah, and Twitch integration.
At launch it won't, MS says sometime in 2014.Hope the Xbox One Controller works with PCs as well as the 360 controller does now, it is a good looking controller, with a decent Dpad this time around.
It's possible. I think there's a chance there will be a Kinect-less bundle at launch, if not there then definitely within the first year. Try to build up the install base of Kinect as fast as possible to convince devs to develop unique titles with it in mind.Isn't it now possible for ms to sell a system without kinect or would that be too much of a financial risk?
Is such a thing even possible?
OK, so we can't chat across systems. But can I at least see what my friends are doing on either console?
WHITTEN: Yes you see your friends on both systems, including their rich presence. My friends that are still on Xbox 360, for example, might see that Im on Xbox One, playing Ryse. Since I can have more than 100 friends on Xbox One, if I go back to Xbox 360 and I have more than 100 friends, it will only show me the subset of my friends who are friends with me on Xbox 360.
More often than in Reach? For sure, more often than halo 3? No maybe because they were free, but I played a ton of games on foundry, rats nest, standoff, avalanche and sandbox. Sadly the last maps weren't played that often.I personally see Halo 4 DLC a lot more often then I ever saw Halo 3 or Reach. I think it's entirely possible, especially with the season pass, that the DLC matching is much better than in previous games, but the lower player counts negate that advantage.
Such an awesome scene. I was pretty spellbound when I first experienced it.Decided to hop onto ODST tonight.
dat ODST drop at the beginning. So good. Would be pretty cool to experience something similar in Halo 5.
Anyone just going to be PC/Current gen only for this upcoming year? The more I think about it, most games I want I can get for current gen, or I can build a PC, nothing top of the line, but like $500 or so, and supposedly get better quality than the consoles at launch.
Someone on gaming side said it's the first time PC has beaten console at launch on a price and performance basis. Meaning you couldn't build a better computer than what x360 gave you in 2005 for that price. But now, you can easily build a $400 PC and theoretically have more power than what PS4 gives.
Apparently GTA V was somewhat unofficially confirmed by Nvidia as well. Aside from Destiny, pretty much anything I want will be on PC too. Anyone else thinking this way? If Halo 5 proves to be a winner, I'd pick up the Xbone then.
Anyone just going to be PC/Current gen only for this upcoming year? The more I think about it, most games I want I can get for current gen, or I can build a PC, nothing top of the line, but like $500 or so, and supposedly get better quality than the consoles at launch.
Someone on gaming side said it's the first time PC has beaten console at launch on a price and performance basis. Meaning you couldn't build a better computer than what x360 gave you in 2005 for that price. But now, you can easily build a $400 PC and theoretically have more power than what PS4 gives.
Apparently GTA V was somewhat unofficially confirmed by Nvidia as well. Aside from Destiny, pretty much anything I want will be on PC too. Anyone else thinking this way? If Halo 5 proves to be a winner, I'd pick up the Xbone then.
Anyone just going to be PC/Current gen only for this upcoming year? The more I think about it, most games I want I can get for current gen, or I can build a PC, nothing top of the line, but like $500 or so, and supposedly get better quality than the consoles at launch.
Someone on gaming side said it's the first time PC has beaten console at launch on a price and performance basis. Meaning you couldn't build a better computer than what x360 gave you in 2005 for that price. But now, you can easily build a $400 PC and theoretically have more power than what PS4 gives.
Apparently GTA V was somewhat unofficially confirmed by Nvidia as well. Aside from Destiny, pretty much anything I want will be on PC too. Anyone else thinking this way? If Halo 5 proves to be a winner, I'd pick up the Xbone then.
Yeah. Only bad thing about it is the view is so narrow in the pod... but otherwise really awesome.Such an awesome scene. I was pretty spellbound when I first experienced it.
Definitely not me. You'll get more out of a console visually than you will a $400 PC... at least over time anyway.Anyone just going to be PC/Current gen only for this upcoming year? The more I think about it, most games I want I can get for current gen, or I can build a PC, nothing top of the line, but like $500 or so, and supposedly get better quality than the consoles at launch.
Someone on gaming side said it's the first time PC has beaten console at launch on a price and performance basis. Meaning you couldn't build a better computer than what x360 gave you in 2005 for that price. But now, you can easily build a $400 PC and theoretically have more power than what PS4 gives.
Apparently GTA V was somewhat unofficially confirmed by Nvidia as well. Aside from Destiny, pretty much anything I want will be on PC too. Anyone else thinking this way? If Halo 5 proves to be a winner, I'd pick up the Xbone then.
Threw down 1200 for my PC lol, I'm in it for the long haul. In a year or two I'll probably upgrade my video card. Otherwise I'm set for 5-7 years probably.
They're slowly plodding towards something that is more palatable, but with each step they take I feel a diminishing reluctance rather than an increasing desire.I'd consider returning to team Xbox if they did that. (Emphasis on consider.) The controller is dead sexy.
To point 1,4 and 5. A lot of multiplatform games are playable with controller and have much better graphics on PC, sou you can have a much better game experience if you hook the pc on a TV.I was considering going PC only next gen actually. I'm spending like $800 anyway, so for a while it seemed like a good idea. Ended up going against it for the following reasons:
1: I suck with keyboard and mouse. No amount of practice is going to make up for 10+ years of experience with a controller.
2: Using a KB/M for long periods of time hurts my wrist. I'm talking like an hour at a time here... Probably could buy some ergonomic set up, but eh. I've yet to find anything that helps.
3: Lack of a singular "community". I guess Steam fills that role, but I feel more "connected" to those on my Xbox Live friends list.
4: Exclusive games are a little... dull. Most that are popular don't interest me at all except for the occasional RTS. Plus no Halo.
5: Most games these days are designed for consoles anyway, so in the end the better experience is to be had on them.
To point 1,4 and 5. A lot of multiplatform games are playable with controller and have much better graphics on PC, sou you can have a much better game experience if you hook the pc on a TV.
That's the problem, if I did make a mid range PC, would it be possible to upgrade it for cheap to keep up with games like 3-4 years from now? Will definitely check out the pc building thread here on GAF.
I gotta imagine that for at least 1-3 years into this gen, that the PC will probably beat what is possible with the next gen consoles.
For reference sake, if you don't mind me asking, what's the amount of RAM, the cpu and video card you have?
stop it
all these delays, all this teasing
i can't handle it.
Except any kind of competitive FPS you'll get destroyed with a controller on PC. One of the reasons I wont switch either. I hate the keyboard as an input for gaming, I always hit wrong keys. I may build a PC next year for a handful of games though.
I don't know are fighting game tourneys hold on pc or on console?Are there any competitive games even left on console? Halo 1-3 were amazing competitive multi-player games but Halo 4? CoD?
This is one of the things that made me switch to PC, actual competitive FPS games such as Counter Strike and Quake.
I found using KBM pretty alien at first after years of consoles but soon learned, within days really, how to use KBM quite effectively. Within a few weeks I had far more control and precision than I ever had using a gamepad.
stop it
all these delays, all this teasing
i can't handle it.
I was considering going PC only next gen actually. I'm spending like $800 anyway, so for a while it seemed like a good idea. Ended up going against it for the following reasons:
1: I suck with keyboard and mouse. No amount of practice is going to make up for 10+ years of experience with a controller.
2: Using a KB/M for long periods of time hurts my wrist. I'm talking like an hour at a time here... Probably could buy some ergonomic set up, but eh. I've yet to find anything that helps.
3: Lack of a singular "community". I guess Steam fills that role, but I feel more "connected" to those on my Xbox Live friends list.
4: Exclusive games are a little... dull. Most that are popular don't interest me at all except for the occasional RTS. Plus no Halo.
5: Most games these days are designed for consoles anyway, so in the end the better experience is to be had on them.
I don't know are fighting game tourneys hold on pc or on console?
Anyone just going to be PC/Current gen only for this upcoming year? The more I think about it, most games I want I can get for current gen, or I can build a PC, nothing top of the line, but like $500 or so, and supposedly get better quality than the consoles at launch.
Someone on gaming side said it's the first time PC has beaten console at launch on a price and performance basis. Meaning you couldn't build a better computer than what x360 gave you in 2005 for that price. But now, you can easily build a $400 PC and theoretically have more power than what PS4 gives.
Apparently GTA V was somewhat unofficially confirmed by Nvidia as well. Aside from Destiny, pretty much anything I want will be on PC too. Anyone else thinking this way? If Halo 5 proves to be a winner, I'd pick up the Xbone then.
Anyone else think Certain Affinity's secret project is Halo 2 Anniversary?
Anyone else think Certain Affinity's secret project is Halo 2 Anniversary?
I think I know you from YouTube. Kash117 right? You have awesome music.
Not everything is Halo, guys.
Guys.