Uhh, I'm trying Halo for the first time. Starting with CE, how the hell do you sprint/run? I'm at the very beginning and some spaceship is under attack and it feels like I'm running through mud. Is this as fast as Master Chief moves?
I don't know what justifies the 'triggered' reactions above, I just wanted to know if the movement throughout the rest of the game is this slow. Is it a console thing to compensate for aiming with a controller or something (I'm using m&kb)? I've never played a pc shooter where the player moves so slow. Even games as far back as the original Wolfenstein allow players to sprint.
I don't know what justifies the 'triggered' reactions above, I just wanted to know if the movement throughout the rest of the game is this slow. Is it a console thing to compensate for aiming with a controller or something (I'm using m&kb)? I've never played a pc shooter where the player moves so slow. Even games as far back as the original Wolfenstein allow players to sprint.
I don't know what justifies the 'triggered' reactions above, I just wanted to know if the movement throughout the rest of the game is this slow. Is it a console thing to compensate for aiming with a controller or something (I'm using m&kb)? I've never played a pc shooter where the player moves so slow. Even games as far back as the original Wolfenstein allow players to sprint.
Sprint and enhanced movements do not belong in Halo, this is not a Power Ranger fantasy. Halo Infinite seems to have nerfed Sprint/Enhanced Mobility a lot.
I don't know what justifies the 'triggered' reactions above, I just wanted to know if the movement throughout the rest of the game is this slow. Is it a console thing to compensate for aiming with a controller or something (I'm using m&kb)? I've never played a pc shooter where the player moves so slow. Even games as far back as the original Wolfenstein allow players to sprint.
a lot of halo fans don't like sprinting so will get upset if you mention it. personally, i like it because otherwise it just feels so slow and clunky. Halo 5, imo, is the best controlling halo game but people hate it and one reason is the sprinting. it's also another reason for people to hate on Infinite.
a lot of halo fans don't like sprinting so will get upset if you mention it. personally, i like it because otherwise it just feels so slow and clunky. Halo 5, imo, is the best controlling halo game but people hate it and one reason is the sprinting. it's also another reason for people to hate on Infinite.
Sprint and enhanced movements do not belong in Halo, this is not a Power Ranger fantasy. Halo Infinite seems to have nerfed Sprint/Enhanced Mobility a lot.
Sprint and enhanced movements do not belong in Halo, this is not a Power Ranger fantasy. Halo Infinite seems to have nerfed Sprint/Enhanced Mobility a lot.
This is a fantastic video. Surprised me as when I first slogged through the opening minute where the dude jerks himself off about being some great halo warrior that 343 listens with baited breath on each video he Almost fucked the entire thing up.
when he shuts up about that, his points about level and enemy design are right on.
This is a fantastic video. Surprised me as when I first slogged through the opening minute where the dude jerks himself off about being some great halo warrior that 343 listens with baited breath on each video he Almost fucked the entire thing up.
when he shuts up about that, his points about level and enemy design are right on.
Since Halo 5, 343i is taking some advises from Halo fans to make Halo Wars 2/Halo Infinite feel like Classic Halo games. And ofcourse occasionally invite Halo YouTubers to their studio.
Then again we only know when Halo Infinite actually releases.
Am I the only one that's beaten Halo 1, 2, and 3 and still has no idea what the fuck the plot is about? Something something planet, aliens are bad, Chief is a badass, and the flood are fucking obnoxious. Don't remember anything else.
Am I the only one that's beaten Halo 1, 2, and 3 and still has no idea what the fuck the plot is about? Something something planet, aliens are bad, Chief is a badass, and the flood are fucking obnoxious. Don't remember anything else.
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