sableholic
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RiskyChris said:I don't have 3 thumbs.
Exactly. Two thumbs for each thumbstick.
RiskyChris said:I don't have 3 thumbs.
Curses!Flyguy said:Correct.
Yeah, I was watching some friend's vids yesterday, but when I signed on recently it seemed the whole thing was down, cause it wouldn't let me get any new vids. Even if they were from people I already watched them from the day before.MMaRsu said:No it wouldn't let me, we'll watch it tonight, just start a party up and invite me, I'll be playing till 12:30 PM ( which is 3 hours from now or something )
Well it must just be you guys. I play with a group which has been together since the beginning days of Halo 2. We have no problem talking and communicating. Hell, just through our communicating, we were able to come from four territories down in Valhalla and win the game in the final round. Perhaps you guys should quit complaining on here about pressing one damn button and go practice.RiskyChris said:People want to talk to their teammates.
RiskyChris said:I don't have 3 thumbs.
epmode said:Why should you even have to worry whether or not your teammate will actually hear you when you talk? That's not strategy, it's an unneccesary layer of irritation. I (and most everyone I've ever played Halo with,) simply press the talk button before saying ANYTHING, regardless of how close I am to anyone. I'm not sure if you know this, but pressing the button or not pressing it has absolutely no bearing on whether or not the other team hears what you're saying.
JdFoX187 said:What's next? You don't want to pull the trigger to shoot? You just want to say "fire" and the gun shoots? What about moving? You just want to say "move left, go forward, go back?" God, the absurdity of some of these complaints is asstounding.
I explained. But in your ineptitude or desire to continue this assinine debate, you ignored what I said. If you talk normally, your teammates can hear you up close. The further they go out, the less they can hear you. Anybody also in that area can hear you talk. Or you can press a button, like a lot of actual soldiers do in real life to open a channel, and talk to them directly.sableholic said:Which is why I asked him what the strategy in it is. But he just keeps saying its strategy.
ElectricBlue187 said:This analogy is the only absurd thing I've read
JdFoX187 said:What's next? You don't want to pull the trigger to shoot? You just want to say "fire" and the gun shoots? What about moving? You just want to say "move left, go forward, go back?" God, the absurdity of some of these complaints is asstounding.
I'm convinced you're trolling now. But because I'm an idiot:JdFoX187 said:Well it must just be you guys. I play with a group which has been together since the beginning days of Halo 2. We have no problem talking and communicating. Hell, just through our communicating, we were able to come from four territories down in Valhalla and win the game in the final round. Perhaps you guys should quit complaining on here about pressing one damn button and go practice.
What's next? You don't want to pull the trigger to shoot? You just want to say "fire" and the gun shoots? What about moving? You just want to say "move left, go forward, go back?" God, the absurdity of some of these complaints is asstounding.
ElectricBlue187 said:This analogy is the only absurd thing I've read
Sullichin said:It's good in Halo 2, but in 3 you can't even hear the other team if you're playing ranked games. So there's no point in hitting a button to talk.
urk said:So what are you using to press the other face buttons? You know what? Don't answer that.
KachoMakura said:Uhh, no. Some may notice it more than others but there's definitely aliasing going on. And it's not their tv.
Y2Kev said:Too much Valhalla, not enough High Ground today.
Laika said:nope, I played for seven hours straight and It worked fine. It did that to me in Halo 2, but it was a problem with my modem, maybe you should check that out
I'm trolling? I've been in this thread since the beginning. A couple people say "WAHHHHH! MY TEAMMATES CAN'T HEAR ME! I HAVE TO PUSH A BUTTON!" and I'm the one who's trolling?epmode said:I'm convinced you're trolling now. But because I'm an idiot:
What's wrong with activating team chat the same way every single other game on Xbox Live has done it since the dawn of time? Y'know, just talk and your team can hear you.
Wolffen said:Definitely a lack of AA, but I only really notice it in the distance. It seems worse on Valhalla to me than any other map. And if anyone wonders, I'm playing on a 50" SXRD A2000, component at 1080i (which the TV scales to 1080P). I do have the input tweaked a bit, but I did that for Oblivion and Gears. Haven't touched the setting in months.
Strangely, after the first few matches last Friday, I haven't noticed the AA (or lack thereof) since. Too busy trying not to get my ass kicked, I guess.
It was lame in Halo 2 as well.StUnNeR H2K said:Anyone complaining about using the D-pad to talk is a newb... Seriously... It's the same button you pressed in Halo 2 for teamchat, or did you not communicate with your team?
JdFoX187 said:I explained. But in your ineptitude or desire to continue this assinine debate, you ignored what I said. If you talk normally, your teammates can hear you up close. The further they go out, the less they can hear you. Anybody also in that area can hear you talk. Or you can press a button, like a lot of actual soldiers do in real life to open a channel, and talk to them directly.
Take a look at the thread. You have people complaining about pressing a button on a video game. THAT is what is absurd.
JdFoX187 said:I'm trolling? I've been in this thread since the beginning. A couple people say "WAHHHHH! MY TEAMMATES CAN'T HEAR ME! I HAVE TO PUSH A BUTTON!" and I'm the one who's trolling?
That is, seriously, the most moronic excuse of a complaint I have ever heard in a game, especially considering it's been like this since Halo 2. Nobody complained about it then. In fact, it was heralded as innovative then.
They cue channels to talk. Sometimes they press buttons on their headsets, other times they don't. Either way, they cue channels. That's what you do by pressing a button. Nobody in a practical war environment has one cotinuous open radio channel.sableholic said:Do you think that the helmet the chief wears is for show? Let's say this was real life. Would the master chief press something to talk? Or would he open up private channels (ala the books)? And just so you know, in real life the military can open up private channels and not push a button to talk.
Not trolling, just a minor meltdown. Nothing to see here.epmode said:I'm convinced you're trolling now. But because I'm an idiot:
What's wrong with activating team chat the same way every single other game on Xbox Live has done it since the dawn of time? Y'know, just talk and your team can hear you.
JdFoX187 said:I'm trolling? I've been in this thread since the beginning. A couple people say "WAHHHHH! MY TEAMMATES CAN'T HEAR ME! I HAVE TO PUSH A BUTTON!" and I'm the one who's trolling?
That is, seriously, the most moronic excuse of a complaint I have ever heard in a game, especially considering it's been like this since Halo 2. Nobody complained about it then. In fact, it was heralded as innovative then.
I think we should have to flip the safety off on each gun we pick up, each with a slightly different button combination. For immersion's sake.JdFoX187 said:They cue channels to talk. Sometimes they press buttons on their headsets, other times they don't. Either way, they cue channels. That's what you do by pressing a button. Nobody in a practical war environment has one cotinuous open radio channel.
And people say I'm stupid? You press and hold a button to fire, do you not? Idiots...RiskyChris said:Should we be forced to hold other buttons before we can do other actions?
"Gotta hold LB before you shoot man, otherwise your bullets won't go as far. It's strategy!"
JdFoX187 said:Idiots...
JdFoX187 said:And people say I'm stupid? You press and hold a button to fire, do you not? Idiots...
I don't remove my thumb from the thumbstick, I simply slide it over while in combat and cue it up. It's not really that hard to do. It's just there's not really a lot to complain about in the Beta and people are finding the smallest things to complain about. There are other things like MM taking forever despite having more people. The fact that it causes the guide to lag a lot. The fact that there are times when matchmaking completely shuts down and says downloading files. No...we don't complain about that. We complain about the fact that you push a button on a video game.Flyguy said:I don't understand why this is even debatable. Who can argue with giving those of us who want it, the option to have team chat always enabled? If you prefer removing your thumb from the thumstick to chat, or through some freak of evolution were graced with two thumbs on each hand, feel free not to enable this option.
RiskyChris said:YES THAT'S WHY IT WORKS WELL
To speak you should just... speak! Why add a layer of abstraction!?
What point are you making? You are saying you hold a button to fire and that works well.RiskyChris said:YES THAT'S WHY IT WORKS WELL
To speak you should just... speak! Why add a layer of abstraction!?
DevelopmentArrested said:Cons:
Graphics simply aren't up to par. Maybe it's because I went from playing Gears to this but basically looks like Halo 2 in HD plus the game came out a year later than Gears.
Flyguy said:I don't understand why this is even debatable. Who can argue with giving those of us who want it, the option to have team chat always enabled? If you prefer removing your thumb from the thumstick to chat, or through some freak of evolution were graced with two thumbs on each hand, feel free not to enable this option.
alkaline black said:Because a lot of you people are ungodly annoying and if I had to listen to someone who said EVERYTHING over team chat, you'd be on mute before the first kill even happened.
Listen kids.. you're already taking your thumb off a stick to go for the melee, unless you're weird and use green thumb.. and in that case you're still taking it off to zoom.
Taking your thumb off the stick for a split second is no different.
JdFoX187 said:I don't remove my thumb from the thumbstick, I simply slide it over while in combat and cue it up. It's not really that hard to do. It's just there's not really a lot to complain about in the Beta and people are finding the smallest things to complain about. There are other things like MM taking forever despite having more people. The fact that it causes the guide to lag a lot. The fact that there are times when matchmaking completely shuts down and says downloading files. No...we don't complain about that. We complain about the fact that you push a button on a video game.
RiskyChris said:I don't have to stop moving for melee, or any face button for that matter.
If you don't press the dpad, only the people in your immediate vicinity will be able to hear you.giga said:Wait hold on a sec. You have to touch the dpad to talk? I've been playing games and I've been talking without touching anything?