You can view any gamertag's friends list as long as the it's set to be visible by "Everyone."-Yeti said:By the way, guys. You can't view friends of friends of friends... If that makes sense. :lol
You can view any gamertag's friends list as long as the it's set to be visible by "Everyone."-Yeti said:By the way, guys. You can't view friends of friends of friends... If that makes sense. :lol
Do it.Captain Blood said:Edit: Beaten. A firefight thread in the online forum might actually work since there is no matchmaking to pair people up.
Not sure I understand the analogy - but okay.Blueblur1 said:I think you misunderstood what he posted. It seems to me that he was referring to the GAF > Internet > GAF trend. Example: 1) GAFers in a GAF thread make up a silly rumor and laugh amongst themselves because everyone's joking around. 2) A random moron on the internet reads the thread thinking it's true and posts it on some fan site, Kotaku, Joystiq or other shitty blog. 3) Random GAFer then makes a GAF thread about said rumor story posted online and other GAFers post saying that it's fake and actually originated on GAF.
That's what GAF > Internet > GAF is. By comparison, the same thing happened in this case but it's GAF > HBO > Bungie.net instead.![]()
Ah - my bad entirely, then. To me, ">" means "greater than" - I've never seen it used as arrows. (I spend all of my GAF time in Halo threads - apologies for being out of the larger loop.) If I wanna make an arrow, I do this: "->"EazyB said:I was merely referring to how it's written up on Bnet. When I saw it I thought Vast Inspiration was an HBO member and wrote it up on your guys' forums before pasting it over here. That's why I was surprised to see the Bnet link lead to HBO which just ultimately led back to GAF. Those were supposed to be arrows GAF gets picked up by HBO then Urk picks it up through HBO which then gets picked up by GAF again.
Domino Theory said:Day 4 of looking for a retailer/store that would break ODST's street date = fail.Fuck street dates.
Domino Theory said:Day 4 of looking for a retailer/store that would break ODST's street date = fail.Fuck street dates.
And why would you guys make a 'GAF FireFight 2'? If I took a WILD guess, I'd say that the folks who are on 'GAF Halo 3' would get ODST.
Shocking, I know.
You just need to ask the right way.Domino Theory said:Day 4 of looking for a retailer/store that would break ODST's street date = fail.Fuck street dates.
People should be more pumped about this bit of awesomeness! Uncharted's enviornments were the highlight of that game for me, they're absolutely gorgeous and well designed encounter spaces. That the guy responsible for them has been hard at work on Reach for a year and a half is great news.Domino Theory said:This is pretty cool. The guy at Naughty Dog who was Lead Environment Artist on Uncharted is at Bungie now as a similar role for Halo: Reach.
http://www.split-screen.com/2009/09/17/former-uncharted-developer-working-on-halo-reach/
blazinglazers said:And thanks to Vast Inspiration for the impressions. Just got my pre-order in today during lunch. They gave me the display box though (best buy) which is strange, I don't think they're supposed to do that...
The More You Know! [tm]MirageDwarf said:That is yours to keep. I've got few empty 360 gamecases free with pre-orders.
MirageDwarf said:That is yours to keep. I've got few empty 360 gamecases free with pre-orders.
MirageDwarf said:Did you try 7-11? They were reliable in breaking street dates last year.
Vast Inspiration said:Also, the game will be 5 hours...if you play it on Normal. But then aren't other Halos around the same length in Normal? Maybe an hour longer? Play it on Heroic like any self-respecting Halo fan, and I assure you it is a a full length campaign. No question. The haters are grasping at straws with the whole "expansion" connotation. If you picked up any previous Halo for full price, there is no reason you shouldn't pick this one up as well.
Vast Inspiration said:*impressions*
Kibbles said:100 people on the Firefight friends list already? Not even half of that number post in this thread. Is it filled with lurkers or what? :lol
Halo 3 took me a little less than 6 hours to complete on normal and I'm sure I could do it in a mere fraction of that time now. I'm not sure what you were expecting but if it's about 5/6 the length it's more than I expecting. Another thing, Halo 3 had Cortana which is no fun to play, cut that out of Halo 3's playtime and assuming that user impressions of the ODST levels being the best in the series, I could easily see ODST delivering a better campaign experience.Digital-Hero said:That is actually a little depressing for me, hopefully I can get at least 12 with full exploration on the Heroic Campaign.
I'm from The Netherlands and i have it. I believe some dutch shops will be selling it or start sending it tomorrow.[Nintex] said:So I went to check if the game was out in the Netherlands yet.
Yes, they do have it, no they won't sell it untill tuesday. It was sold too early in France and now Microsoft is keeping a close eye on this one.
Digital-Hero said:That is actually a little depressing for me, hopefully I can get at least 12 with full exploration on the Heroic Campaign.
Digital-Hero said:That is actually a little depressing for me, hopefully I can get at least 12 with full exploration on the Heroic Campaign.
SquallASF said:I've actually never played on Heroic in my life for any of the games. I just didn't see the point when you can play Legendary. To me, that's the true way to play Halo, despite what Bungie claims ;P If you want to just enjoy the game without the challenge, then you play on Normal. Halo 3, the first thing I did was SP Legendary because with the hours I logged for Halo 2 MP, I knew it'd be no problem. I plan on doing the same for ODST but there's a chance I might play with a buddy in Co-op. Will get all the achievements associated with SP and unlock all the maps for FF before jumping into FF mode. The tough part will be deciding when to play the three new maps...
Edit: I'm not implying that it's stupid to play on Heroic or that you're lame if that's a challenge for you, just saying I personally prefer Legendary.
Trasher said:I plan on playing the campaign on legendary difficulty the first time through. Blood, Eazy, and Ram...you all better be cool with that.![]()
So you're the one who wrote the Wiispace review?OuterWorldVoice said:Legendary with a wiimote takes an hour and a half.
carfo said:Was this posted yet?
http://triplecombo.piczo.com/post/3878/Halo+ODST+Review:+Prepare+to...Flop??cr=3
Never heard of this site though sounds like some angry ps3 fanboy or something? Or is the campaign that short?
Haters gonna hate.carfo said:Was this posted yet?
http://triplecombo.piczo.com/post/3878/Halo+ODST+Review:+Prepare+to...Flop??cr=3
Never heard of this site though sounds like some angry ps3 fanboy or something? Or is the campaign that short?
I thought it would at least be somewhat serious. Turns out I was wrong. :lol It's probably some angry fanboy who wrote something up to submit to N4G.carfo said:Was this posted yet?
http://triplecombo.piczo.com/post/3878/Halo+ODST+Review:+Prepare+to...Flop??cr=3
Never heard of this site though sounds like some angry ps3 fanboy or something? Or is the campaign that short?
:lolThe word "Floaty" doesn't even begin to describe the abysmal controls of Halo:ODST. Wherein Halo 3 you had a tight and responsive feel to the game, Halo 3:ODST feels like the exact opposite-so much so that I had to literally pause the game and look for a "Halo 3 controls" settings(There was none). An announcement of a controls patch should be coming shortly. Conclusion: You will constantly fight with the controls.
I love this. It's subtle.Dax01 said:
Day 4 of looking for a retailer/store that would break ODST's street date = fail.Fuck street dates.
:lolurk said:Have you tried France?
OuterWorldVoice said:Legendary with a wiimote takes an hour and a half.
Dax01 said:http://i11.piczo.com/view/i/3/205/422126/205422126_1232532756_1.jpg[img][/QUOTE]
Hotlinking images from some random crap website is not a good idea.
To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is. Knowing the territory makes it a deeper, more enjoyable experience.SquallASF said:I've actually never played on Heroic in my life for any of the games. I just didn't see the point when you can play Legendary. To me, that's the true way to play Halo, despite what Bungie claims ;P If you want to just enjoy the game without the challenge, then you play on Normal. Halo 3, the first thing I did was SP Legendary because with the hours I logged for Halo 2 MP, I knew it'd be no problem. I plan on doing the same for ODST but there's a chance I might play with a buddy in Co-op. Will get all the achievements associated with SP and unlock all the maps for FF before jumping into FF mode. The tough part will be deciding when to play the three new maps...
Edit: I'm not implying that it's stupid to play on Heroic or that you're lame if that's a challenge for you, just saying I personally prefer Legendary.
Blueblur1 said:You can view any gamertag's friends list as long as the it's set to be visible by "Everyone."
GhaleonEB said:To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is.
OuterWorldVoice said:IT'S NoT biaS!!!
You've heard it here first - Halo: Reach is a direct sequel to ODST.CONCLUSION: TERRIBLE review said:What happens (...) is never fully explained,which leads us to believe Halo:Reach is the next $60 Halo entry that will attempt to answer questions from a previous Halo entry. Conclusion:Short, confusing, and raises more questions than it answers.
UNCOMFORTABLEGhaleonEB said:To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is. Knowing the territory makes it a deeper, more enjoyable experience.
carfo said:Was this posted yet?
http://triplecombo.piczo.com/post/3878/Halo+ODST+Review:+Prepare+to...Flop??cr=3
Never heard of this site though sounds like some angry ps3 fanboy or something? Or is the campaign that short?
What the... :lol Wasn't expecting that.FourDoor said:
Same here. Heroic is the perfect difficulty for my first playthrough of a Halo game. It doesn't kick my ass too much, but It makes it fun.GhaleonEB said:To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is. Knowing the territory makes it a deeper, more enjoyable experience.
what is this i don't evenGhaleonEB said:To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is. Knowing the territory makes it a deeper, more enjoyable experience.
GhaleonEB said:To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is. Knowing the territory makes it a deeper, more enjoyable experience.
Either that, or:Captain Blood said:+1 to websites trying to get angry Halo fans to rage and up their views.
Oh baby :lol :lol :lolGhaleonEB said:To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is. Knowing the territory makes it a deeper, more enjoyable experience.
GhaleonEB said:To me, Heroic is like a make out session. It's where I start things slow, take my time to explore the nooks and crannies. It lasts longer, and maybe isn't as satisfying as a Legendary run, but it gets me familiar with the game's rhythms and structures, which help me enjoy it more when I take it to the next level. I always head into Legendary on the follow-up play session, as that's where the magic is. Knowing the territory makes it a deeper, more enjoyable experience.