but I think I finally understand call of duty. It's like fudging die hard in video game form.

Deaf Smith wrote:

-Clock Free (weapon timer app, free)

LOL that's cheating

Social doubles is back! Lol. I like it.

Halo 2 was ridiculous and retarded in so many ways, but even in the days of the 360 up until halo 3 it was the standard of multiplayer just because it was so addictively action packed. In fairness Halo 2 was also the ONLY real multiplayer game around for a long time. And to a certain extent Halo 3 ...

first of all, wtf is a TU? (*title update, NVM) Secondly, Bungie and 343 need to smarten up and stop listening to those whining about bloom, AL, and the melee system. Those who have a problem about it are vocal, and those who don't are just quiet. I can GUARANTEE you that overall, more people enjoy...

all ic an say is dont drdink vodkat it iwl lmakee you sickk before youve even drunk it

I played the demo and hated so much the fact that 9/10 people were snipers and that when I killed them they just respawned again with a sniper, often in the same camping spot that i didn't buy the full game.

I don't think I've even played all the default firefight maps. Somehow it seems less fun a gametype when it's right next to the competitive multiplayer.

wii fit

another map pack already? The rocket hog had better be in regular multiplayer... in abundance.

I also recently played Reach after a long time not playing it and all it did was convince me that armour lock ruined halo It's not that significant in BTB and theres going to be a classic playlist soon with no AA's :] Awesome, I might just have to play Reach a whole lot more. But seriously, coming ...

I also recently played Reach after a long time not playing it and all it did was convince me that armour lock ruined halo

LiX Pysy

There were some community maps in the 4vs4 playlist that were actually a lot of fun. I've forgotten the name of it, but there was this map with super high up and extremely narrow walkways along the sides and along the middle of the map, with no cover whatsoever and only a tiny pillar with half walls...

Yeah, things just go so smoothly in Invasion. I reckon it's because the defending team practically has to throw themselves at the objective once it's been initially compromised and the attacking team has to do the same because of the rather short time limit. I imagine nerfing armour lock by pairing ...