kChinner said:i'll add u and then we can be friends 4ever
I think he meant "bad" in the sense that teabagging has sexual connotations, and the Elite ramming a glowing dildo into the, uh, back of the Spartan takes it to the next level.Gui_PT said:Yeah, these look awful
Are you serious? How does that look bad?
Shake Appeal said:I think he meant "bad" in the sense that teabagging has sexual connotations, and the Elite ramming a glowing dildo into the, uh, back of the Spartan takes it to the next level.
Yeah. In the GTTV footage analysis video, the guy says that the Elite is using either a plasma dagger, or a rectal thermometer/probe. Not sure which. :lolGui_PT said:Oh. If that's the case, I apologize for not having a perverted mind :lol
It's part of the menu, no code needed. However, it needs to be launched from the ODST menu, so you can't rent it, download the Beta, and return it and still play the Beta. You'll need to hang on to ODST while the Beta runs.Salz01 said:So if I rent ODST at Blockbuster next week ,will I have access to the Beta? Or do I have to go buy a copy, and insert a code from an insert?
(I dont have ODST anymore)
That's what I get for writing the post mostly late at night. Thanks, fix'd.The Lamonster said:Awesome OP, Ghal. Found a typo though:
Shake Appeal said:I think he meant "bad" in the sense that teabagging has sexual connotations, and the Elite ramming a glowing dildo into the, uh, back of the Spartan takes it to the next level.
metareferential said:The great thing about assassination is that a team mate can save your ass and shut his mouth.
No one can save you from teabagging, you're already dead.
Well, of course there will be people assassinating and teabagging.:lol
metareferential said:The great thing about assassination is that a team mate can save your ass and shut his mouth.
No one can save you from teabagging, you're already dead.
Well, of course there will be people assassinating and teabagging.:lol
xDangerboy said:Oh man I hope I can verbally assault my opponent when I'm assassinating them and they have to listen.
GhaleonEB said:It's part of the menu, no code needed. However, it needs to be launched from the ODST menu, so you can't rent it, download the Beta, and return it and still play the Beta. You'll need to hang on to ODST while the Beta runs.
Raide said:Some team mates will wait for their team mate to get killed, just so they can have revenge and get in a secondary teabag. :lol
Like a Teabagging train. Execute, hump, get executed, return the hump, :lol
Yes, most do.derFeef said:Does HaloGAF (or EuroHaloGAF) use mics? I never used a mic on my 360 as I do not have much friends to play over Live. I do not want to anger people because I do not talk.
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You may have just opened up an untapped market for Halo sex toys.Shake Appeal said:I think he meant "bad" in the sense that teabagging has sexual connotations, and the Elite ramming a glowing dildo into the, uh, back of the Spartan takes it to the next level.
Najaf said:This equals an instant mute in my book.
xDangerboy said:Thats fine with me, your on the other team anyway.
And I'm not talking super vulgar or anything, just poking fun at them while they are stuck in the animation. All in good fun.
xDangerboy said:Lol people will equip sprint just so they can get to the party faster and be ready for the enemy assassination to be over :lol
I think when Frankie was talking about certain directions of Halo marketing being "too much", this is what he was referring to.squidhands said:You may have just opened up an untapped market for Halo sex toys.
Najaf said:Good man. Your initial statement gave me the chills; thoughts of one million 14 year olds dropping racial and homophobic slurs in my headset. *cringe*
I am all for some friendly trash talking.
Lunchbox said:wtf is this shit. they took bumper jumper and took out the JUMP from the Bumper......
the real bumper jumper better switch A with LB
A = armor
LB = Jump
Wow, Boneyard looks absolutely incredible... I can't wait to try this map out myself... I feel like despite the reveals and game-play videos (GTtv) we still have no idea of the real scale of Boneyard.GhaleonEB said:
Looks like the ship serves as a divider of sorts between the front and back half of the map.
Nutter said:Can we change the control scheme in the beta? Or are we going to be forced to learn the new way
I really like the look of this map. It kind of reminds me of the storm.GhaleonEB said:Gamespot has their article up, which has some nice shots of the Boneyard layout (IGN and a few others didn't post these two, though Kotaku did). I'll add them to the OP when I find some with less odious watermarks.
Looks like the ship serves as a divider of sorts between the front and back half of the map.
Najaf said:Forgive my ignorance, but is the designated marksman rifle a single shot weapon?
Baby looks gooood.GhaleonEB said:Gamespot has their article up, which has some nice shots of the Boneyard layout (IGN and a few others didn't post these two, though Kotaku did). I'll add them to the OP when I find some with less odious watermarks.
Tashi0106 said:Correct.
Read the 1up article. Always well done by Jeremy Parish. Good read.
Lunchbox said:
wtf is this shit. they took bumper jumper and took out the JUMP from the Bumper......
the real bumper jumper better switch A with LB
A = armor
LB = Jump
If you're looking for something a little less hectic than headhunter or even stockpile, then the invasion six-on-six match type might be more your speed. There's an invasion-specific map in the Reach beta called Boneyard--a UNSC destruction and smelting facility. In fact, the map features a UNSC carrier in the process of being dismantled before its components are taken to the smelter located just beyond it. Still, that might not really convey the size of this map until you learn how invasion factors into it. Essentially, invasion works in three tiers. In the first tier, the Elites have to make their way toward the UNSC ship being guarded by Spartans and infiltrate it. Once inside, the team of Elites has to deactivate a series of laser-guarded doors by taking and holding specific points in the ship. In the second tier, the Elites have to make their way to the smelter (crossing a large open area) and deactivate the barriers guarding a data core. Lastly, the third tier requires the Elites to take the data core and run it to a phantom located near an elevated platform outside the smelting facility. Multiplayer design lead Chris Carney described the structure best as a game of, "territory, territory, and then capture the flag."
The first tier works best with a simple defense strategy for the Spartans. Holding the line in the ship and guarding the two positions that Elites can use to unlock the barrier is far more effective than leaving the ship to engage the Elites outside. In the second tier, vehicles come into play (unfortunately, none of the new vehicles from Reach are available, but there are plenty of old ones to use ranging from warthogs for the Spartans to ghosts for the Elites), which makes it a little harder to defend strategic points from the Elites. As for the third tier, players on both sides have access to more loadouts and more vehicles than they did before (they unlock as the match progresses), so the action gets pretty intense. As mentioned before, this is one mode where it pays to have some strategy for both sides. Elites seem to have more success when they keep a few team members back to snipe Spartans roaming in the large open area, while Spartans can gain the upper hand by using the warthog and later the scorpion tank in an effective manner.
Najaf said:Will do. I have not visited 1up in a long time.
Damn I'm really loving Boneyard's design. The decommissioned ship is so cool.GhaleonEB said:
Looks like the ship serves as a divider of sorts between the front and back half of the map.
That is ok, I forsee it being called, Redeemer, Deemer, Doomer, Donger, Domer. No Need to say DMR.The Lamonster said::lol DMR
Why can't they just call it the BR?? I dont see XBL players saying DMR instead.
Tashi0106 said:lol, I wasn't telling you to read it. I was just giving my impressions. :lol It's ok, it's a good read anyway.
And I've actually gotten used to say DMR rather than new BR. In game though, when I dookie on someone, I don't think I'll be saying, "out DMR'd". "Out BR'd" sounds too good"