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Back in the day…
We played deathmatch “Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2”, that was my first and only exposure to online gaming save one “Starlancer” experience with the world’s most gifted pilot (who was probably an autistic snot eater or someshit in the middle of Wyoming). I decided then that online playing had the potential for extreme frustration and that ruined the experience for me… so I stayed in the world of single player.
Like Newman, I usually start on easy to “see” as much of the game as I can, and seeing as how I paid for the bitch, you can bet your oily butts I’ll use cheat codes to do so.
I guess because I grew up in the old arcade days where the longer you played the more difficult the game became makes me question the idea of difficult=good.
Ninja Gaiden and Devil May Cry 3 where cool games but fuckssake man! Whaddya trying to make me throw the ps2 out the window!?!!
so with that in mind…..Is Halo 3 a game that I might enjoy?
YOU BUNCHA QUEERS!!!
much NBLIANGW
I think Halo 3 is very approachable from a sometimes-gamer, because that’s what I am. I really love good fps games, though, so take that into consideration, Bing. For me, when I die in Halo 3, it’s usually because of something stupid I do, so the frustration level never gets that high for me. I start on whatever the game comes on, because usually that’s where the sweet spot is for me. For me, easy on Halo 3 is a little too easy. I beat it on normal and have been blowing through it on easy.
Legendary involves MUCH strategy, planning out how to use your remaining ammunition, etc. At least in Halo 1, so I suspect it to be the same in Halo 2 and 3.
Not big on the whole, “Let’s figure out how not to die” thing. It’s not like it’s training for real life or anything.
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