This topic is locked from further discussion.
I'm thinking the same, the official hype thread will most likely be AAA, and from what i've seen, not much has changed.
It could get TPed, get something in the region of 8.8.Â
I partly agree with the TC, but not all the way.
Halo 3's single player will be terrible and the online will be "awsome" (they have only played halo so they think halo is the best game)
But I think Halo 4 or 5 is going to flop.
I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.mjarantilla9.5 or 9.8
Let's see... Bungie Studios has a much larger and very experienced crew working on Halo 3 in a new, bigger office. They know what they did wrong with Halo 2, and they are not being rushed this time around. Think what you like but when Bungie calls Halo 3 their 'Return of the King', I believe them.Stevo_the_gamerWhat I'm worried about isn't that they know what they did wrong with Halo 2. I'm worried that they don't know what they should do that's NEW for Halo 3. I don't care if they fix the problems Halo 2 had. That would only make Halo 3 into exactly what cows have been saying: Halo 2.5. They need new gameplay. Halo 2 offered online gameplay, slightly refined single player gameplay, and a better campaign, yet it still scored lower than Halo.
[QUOTE="mjarantilla"] Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.JPOBSso halo's score is dependant on whether or not they release details on its campeign before the game release?
I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.mjarantilla
What are you expecting from Halo 3? You know how Halo 1 was, you know how Halo 2 is. So why would there been any difference from Halo 3. I don't understand what people are expecting. Gears of war is a great game but do you think Gears 2 will be any different. (By the way, every game website is pretty much saying the same thing, Halo plays like Halo; Any we should't be upset with that.
[QUOTE="JPOBS"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"] Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.mjarantillaso halo's score is dependant on whether or not they release details on its campeign before the game release?
Â
im more optimistic for the very same reason. Â
My head is about to explode. I'll start with an about me. I'm 16 and I live in Austi, Texas. I love video games. I love halo. I am a lemming.
 Now, to get to the point. Your logic isn't making sense to me. Other then Halo, I haven't really ever played a series game. However I'll take God of War for example. God of War 2 was very much like God of War. I'll take SSB now. SSB is an awesome game series. And with every new one they are essentially the same, yet have improved on one another to make a better game. Halo and Halo 2. While there are some large differences, they are still VERY similar. Some would argue, but Halo 2 is an improvment on Halo. It's called a god damn sequel my friends. Halo 3 isn't met to be an RTS, or turn into a 3rd person shooter, or become a RPG. No, Halo 3 is supposed to be HALO. This **** is tiring. Maybe it's because i'm in systems wars.. and there is no logic here.
[QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.kenmid
What are you expecting from Halo 3? You know how Halo 1 was, you know how Halo 2 is. So why would there been any difference from Halo 3. I don't understand what people are expecting. Gears of war is a great game but do you think Gears 2 will be any different. (By the way, every game website is pretty much saying the same thing, Halo plays like Halo; Any we should't be upset with that.
Halo 2 was considerably different from Halo 1. A top-notch online multiplayer system, greatly improved graphics, new and threatening enemies, a new character to play as, a deeper storyline, much better level design, etc. Will Halo 3 have anything other than a new storyline and better graphics? The addition of "equipment" and such doesn't really warrant massive hype. It's like hyping the ability to hijack vehicles in Halo 2.I partly agree with the TC, but not all the way.
Halo 3's single player will be terrible and the online will be "awsome" (they have only played halo so they think halo is the best game)
But I think Halo 4 or 5 is going to flop.
Callofdutynoob
Â
 :...:lol:...:| leave now. seriously. Wow.
What I'm worried about isn't that they know what they did wrong with Halo 2. I'm worried that they don't know what they should do that's NEW for Halo 3. I don't care if they fix the problems Halo 2 had. That would only make Halo 3 into exactly what cows have been saying: Halo 2.5. They need new gameplay. Halo 2 offered online gameplay, slightly refined single player gameplay, and a better campaign, yet it still scored lower than Halo.mjarantillaThey added a new element into the game which is a huge change from the previous Halo's - equipment. This new element will change and add to the gameplay making it more challenging and more thrilling in multiplayer. I think I speak for the majority of the Halo fans when I say that Halo 2's campaign was no where near as good as Halo: Combat Evolved's campaign.
so halo's score is dependant on whether or not they release details on its campeign before the game release?[QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="JPOBS"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"] Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.JPOBS
im more optimistic for the very same reason.
Except they HAVEN'T been keeping things under wraps. The BETA is coming out in a couple of days, for God's sakes. Companies that "keep things under wraps" don't release public betas.I will never come to this site if it gets under 8. Otherwise, I'm satisfied with whatever rating it gets.BigDaddyPOLO
:lol: I love posts like this!Â
Taking game review scores so seriously...especially when it comes to the mighty Halo 3!
Let's see... Bungie Studios has a much larger and very experienced crew working on Halo 3 in a new, bigger office. They know what they did wrong with Halo 2, and they are not being rushed this time around. Think what you like but when Bungie calls Halo 3 their 'Return of the King', I believe them.Stevo_the_gamer
What incentive exacly does Bungie have to make Halo 3 any better than Halo 2 when Halo 2 was the #1 seller on Xbox? NONE!
Â
I've already seen enough from the beta videos to say this game will be a huge success.
Â
Â
agreed.
Â
They have added a lot.
[QUOTE="mjarantilla"]What I'm worried about isn't that they know what they did wrong with Halo 2. I'm worried that they don't know what they should do that's NEW for Halo 3. I don't care if they fix the problems Halo 2 had. That would only make Halo 3 into exactly what cows have been saying: Halo 2.5. They need new gameplay. Halo 2 offered online gameplay, slightly refined single player gameplay, and a better campaign, yet it still scored lower than Halo.Stevo_the_gamerThey added a new element into the game which is a huge change from the previous Halo's - equipment. This new element will change and add to the gameplay making it more challenging and more thrilling in multiplayer. I think I speak for the majority of the Halo fans when I say that Halo 2's campaign was no where near as good as Halo: Combat Evolved's campaign. I already addressed equipment. Yet, did dual wielding improve Halo 2 THAT much for the better? And no, Halo 2's campaign kicked Halo 1's campaign from Earth to the Moon to Reach and back. Halo 1's campaign was horribly, HORRIBLY repetitive. Halo 2 actually had amazing setpieces, and a far deeper, richer, and more complex storyline, even if the majority of the neanderthal-minded hulks who seem to make up the majority of Halo 2's online playerbase can't appreciate it.
why do people assume that the sequel to a great franchise always has to be a revlutionary and ground breaking as the first?
 If halo had sucked, no one would care if halo 2 or 3 didnt.
because halo was one of the best games of last gen, people compare its successors to its success.
Its foolish to assume that halo 2 or 3 could be as ground breaking as halo 1. If it aint broke dont fix it. Keep the same formula and make a great game.
People like you who expect each entry in the series to be as revolutionary as the first are delusional. Â
[QUOTE="kenmid"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.mjarantilla
What are you expecting from Halo 3? You know how Halo 1 was, you know how Halo 2 is. So why would there been any difference from Halo 3. I don't understand what people are expecting. Gears of war is a great game but do you think Gears 2 will be any different. (By the way, every game website is pretty much saying the same thing, Halo plays like Halo; Any we should't be upset with that.
Halo 2 was considerably different from Halo 1. A top-notch online multiplayer system, greatly improved graphics, new and threatening enemies, a new character to play as, a deeper storyline, much better level design, etc. Will Halo 3 have anything other than a new storyline and better graphics? The addition of "equipment" and such doesn't really warrant massive hype. It's like hyping the ability to hijack vehicles in Halo 2.Equipment, huge graphical improvements, physic changes, 3rd-person power weapons, better online, new game types, new customization options, new vehicles, vastly improved and changed weapons, new weapons, new grenades, hell it's beta and bungie has even stated there are something you won't see now but will be there when the game is released.
[QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="kenmid"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.nowakawon
What are you expecting from Halo 3? You know how Halo 1 was, you know how Halo 2 is. So why would there been any difference from Halo 3. I don't understand what people are expecting. Gears of war is a great game but do you think Gears 2 will be any different. (By the way, every game website is pretty much saying the same thing, Halo plays like Halo; Any we should't be upset with that.
Halo 2 was considerably different from Halo 1. A top-notch online multiplayer system, greatly improved graphics, new and threatening enemies, a new character to play as, a deeper storyline, much better level design, etc. Will Halo 3 have anything other than a new storyline and better graphics? The addition of "equipment" and such doesn't really warrant massive hype. It's like hyping the ability to hijack vehicles in Halo 2.Equipment, huge graphical improvements, physic changes, 3rd-person power weapons, better online, new game types, new customization options, new vehicles, vastly improved and changed weapons, new weapons, new grenades, hell it's beta and bungie has even stated there are something you won't see now but will be there when the game is released.
What are "third person power weapons"?[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]Let's see... Bungie Studios has a much larger and very experienced crew working on Halo 3 in a new, bigger office. They know what they did wrong with Halo 2, and they are not being rushed this time around. Think what you like but when Bungie calls Halo 3 their 'Return of the King', I believe them.AvIdGaMeR444
What incentive exacly does Bungie have to make Halo 3 any better than Halo 2 when Halo 2 was the #1 seller on Xbox? NONE!
You have very bad logic.
[QUOTE="JPOBS"]so halo's score is dependant on whether or not they release details on its campeign before the game release? Oh, smart. No, Halo 3's score is dependent on whether they expand Halo's gameplay (like how GTAIV announced the vastly increased interactivity with the city than in previous GTA games). Those kinds of expansions and improvements are usually announced before the final phase of development, hence my statement.oh. So, since they are trying to keep things under wraps as far as the campeign goes, you have a "sinking feeling" ?[QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="JPOBS"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"] Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.mjarantilla
Â
im more optimistic for the very same reason.
Except they HAVEN'T been keeping things under wraps. The BETA is coming out in a couple of days, for God's sakes. Companies that "keep things under wraps" don't release public betas.Â
Strictly multiplayer.My head is about to explode. I'll start with an about me. I'm 16 and I live in Austi, Texas. I love video games. I love halo. I am a lemming.
Now, to get to the point. Your logic isn't making sense to me. Other then Halo, I haven't really ever played a series game. However I'll take God of War for example. God of War 2 was very much like God of War. I'll take SSB now. SSB is an awesome game series. And with every new one they are essentially the same, yet have improved on one another to make a better game. Halo and Halo 2. While there are some large differences, they are still VERY similar. Some would argue, but Halo 2 is an improvment on Halo. It's called a god damn sequel my friends. Halo 3 isn't met to be an RTS, or turn into a 3rd person shooter, or become a RPG. No, Halo 3 is supposed to be HALO. This **** is tiring. Maybe it's because i'm in systems wars.. and there is no logic here.
nowakawon
Â
great post. That's a really good way to sum everything up really.
Â
agreed 100%Â
I don't expect revolutionary. I expect DIFFERENT. Same gameplay mechanics, but with key differences and improvements. I think Halo 2 adding online multiplayer, dual-wielding, AND a second perspective (the Arbiter) was different enough. I DO NOT think that adding "equipment" is different enough.why do people assume that the sequel to a great franchise always has to be a revlutionary and ground breaking as the first?
If halo had sucked, no one would care if halo 2 or 3 didnt.
because halo was one of the best games of last gen, people compare its successors to its success.
Its foolish to assume that halo 2 or 3 could be as ground breaking as halo 1. If it aint broke dont fix it. Keep the same formula and make a great game.
People like you who expect each entry in the series to be as revolutionary as the first are delusional.
JPOBS
[QUOTE="nowakawon"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="kenmid"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.mjarantilla
What are you expecting from Halo 3? You know how Halo 1 was, you know how Halo 2 is. So why would there been any difference from Halo 3. I don't understand what people are expecting. Gears of war is a great game but do you think Gears 2 will be any different. (By the way, every game website is pretty much saying the same thing, Halo plays like Halo; Any we should't be upset with that.
Halo 2 was considerably different from Halo 1. A top-notch online multiplayer system, greatly improved graphics, new and threatening enemies, a new character to play as, a deeper storyline, much better level design, etc. Will Halo 3 have anything other than a new storyline and better graphics? The addition of "equipment" and such doesn't really warrant massive hype. It's like hyping the ability to hijack vehicles in Halo 2.Equipment, huge graphical improvements, physic changes, 3rd-person power weapons, better online, new game types, new customization options, new vehicles, vastly improved and changed weapons, new weapons, new grenades, hell it's beta and bungie has even stated there are something you won't see now but will be there when the game is released.
What are "third person power weapons"?Â
I've forgotten what they are actually called but the turret and missle launcher.
[QUOTE="nowakawon"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="kenmid"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.mjarantilla
What are you expecting from Halo 3? You know how Halo 1 was, you know how Halo 2 is. So why would there been any difference from Halo 3. I don't understand what people are expecting. Gears of war is a great game but do you think Gears 2 will be any different. (By the way, every game website is pretty much saying the same thing, Halo plays like Halo; Any we should't be upset with that.
Halo 2 was considerably different from Halo 1. A top-notch online multiplayer system, greatly improved graphics, new and threatening enemies, a new character to play as, a deeper storyline, much better level design, etc. Will Halo 3 have anything other than a new storyline and better graphics? The addition of "equipment" and such doesn't really warrant massive hype. It's like hyping the ability to hijack vehicles in Halo 2.Equipment, huge graphical improvements, physic changes, 3rd-person power weapons, better online, new game types, new customization options, new vehicles, vastly improved and changed weapons, new weapons, new grenades, hell it's beta and bungie has even stated there are something you won't see now but will be there when the game is released.
What are "third person power weapons"?Â
when you pick up a turret it goes to 3rd person and you can shoot it.
Â
there is a lot of new stuff in it. You're still basing your opinion over a very small portion of knowledge and of content that you have seen.Â
[QUOTE="nowakawon"]My head is about to explode. I'll start with an about me. I'm 16 and I live in Austi, Texas. I love video games. I love halo. I am a lemming.
Now, to get to the point. Your logic isn't making sense to me. Other then Halo, I haven't really ever played a series game. However I'll take God of War for example. God of War 2 was very much like God of War. I'll take SSB now. SSB is an awesome game series. And with every new one they are essentially the same, yet have improved on one another to make a better game. Halo and Halo 2. While there are some large differences, they are still VERY similar. Some would argue, but Halo 2 is an improvment on Halo. It's called a god damn sequel my friends. Halo 3 isn't met to be an RTS, or turn into a 3rd person shooter, or become a RPG. No, Halo 3 is supposed to be HALO. This **** is tiring. Maybe it's because i'm in systems wars.. and there is no logic here.
KAS3Y_JAM3Z
great post. That's a really good way to sum everything up really.
agreed 100%
No, POOR post. Bad comparisons with God of War and SSB. First of all, God of War II may have had the same gameplay as God of War, but action-adventure games depend entirely on the variety and enjoyment of their CAMPAIGN, not just their gameplay, and GoWII went through a HELL of a lot of content that GoW didn't even touch. And SSB was a fighting game, and fighting games almost by definition only change incrementally. Completely different standards of judgment.[QUOTE="JPOBS"]I don't expect revolutionary. I expect DIFFERENT. Same gameplay mechanics, but with key differences and improvements. I think Halo 2 adding online multiplayer, dual-wielding, AND a second perspective (the Arbiter) was different enough. I DO NOT think that adding "equipment" is different enough.why do people assume that the sequel to a great franchise always has to be a revlutionary and ground breaking as the first?
If halo had sucked, no one would care if halo 2 or 3 didnt.
because halo was one of the best games of last gen, people compare its successors to its success.
Its foolish to assume that halo 2 or 3 could be as ground breaking as halo 1. If it aint broke dont fix it. Keep the same formula and make a great game.
People like you who expect each entry in the series to be as revolutionary as the first are delusional.
mjarantilla
Â
Was equipment in halo 2? no. which makes halo 3...common lemme hear it... DIFFERENT.
Â
equipment alone changes gameplay in MP.
Â
Â
[QUOTE="JPOBS"]I don't expect revolutionary. I expect DIFFERENT. Same gameplay mechanics, but with key differences and improvements. I think Halo 2 adding online multiplayer, dual-wielding, AND a second perspective (the Arbiter) was different enough. I DO NOT think that adding "equipment" is different enough. well halo 3 still has online multiplayer, loads of new weapons and vehicles, a new game mode, and the like, and thats not different enough for you?why do people assume that the sequel to a great franchise always has to be a revlutionary and ground breaking as the first?
If halo had sucked, no one would care if halo 2 or 3 didnt.
because halo was one of the best games of last gen, people compare its successors to its success.
Its foolish to assume that halo 2 or 3 could be as ground breaking as halo 1. If it aint broke dont fix it. Keep the same formula and make a great game.
People like you who expect each entry in the series to be as revolutionary as the first are delusional.
mjarantilla
you expect to much. Â
[QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="nowakawon"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="kenmid"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'm not hearing too much about it that warrants much excitement. I mean, with GTA IV, I was just excited to have such a heavily detailed city. I can work with that. But for Halo 3.....I'm not sure exactly what I should be excited for, other than the end of the story. And even THAT is not guaranteed. All we've seen are multiplayer videos, but the multiplayer looks exactly the same with some added graphical polish. It's not remarkably different like Gears' multiplayer was. It just looks like the same vanilla multiplayer Halo has always had. Unless they start announcing some campaign details soon, I think Halo 3 might get a score as low as an 8.6 or 8.8.KAS3Y_JAM3Z
What are you expecting from Halo 3? You know how Halo 1 was, you know how Halo 2 is. So why would there been any difference from Halo 3. I don't understand what people are expecting. Gears of war is a great game but do you think Gears 2 will be any different. (By the way, every game website is pretty much saying the same thing, Halo plays like Halo; Any we should't be upset with that.
Halo 2 was considerably different from Halo 1. A top-notch online multiplayer system, greatly improved graphics, new and threatening enemies, a new character to play as, a deeper storyline, much better level design, etc. Will Halo 3 have anything other than a new storyline and better graphics? The addition of "equipment" and such doesn't really warrant massive hype. It's like hyping the ability to hijack vehicles in Halo 2.Equipment, huge graphical improvements, physic changes, 3rd-person power weapons, better online, new game types, new customization options, new vehicles, vastly improved and changed weapons, new weapons, new grenades, hell it's beta and bungie has even stated there are something you won't see now but will be there when the game is released.
What are "third person power weapons"?Â
when you pick up a turret it goes to 3rd person and you can shoot it.
Â
there is a lot of new stuff in it. You're still basing your opinion over a very small portion of knowledge and of content that you have seen.Â
Â
Exactly.
Â
Mjaran you're arguing a point of which you don't have nearly enough information to make it valid.
] [QUOTE="KAS3Y_JAM3Z"][QUOTE="nowakawon"]My head is about to explode. I'll start with an about me. I'm 16 and I live in Austi, Texas. I love video games. I love halo. I am a lemming.
Now, to get to the point. Your logic isn't making sense to me. Other then Halo, I haven't really ever played a series game. However I'll take God of War for example. God of War 2 was very much like God of War. I'll take SSB now. SSB is an awesome game series. And with every new one they are essentially the same, yet have improved on one another to make a better game. Halo and Halo 2. While there are some large differences, they are still VERY similar. Some would argue, but Halo 2 is an improvment on Halo. It's called a god damn sequel my friends. Halo 3 isn't met to be an RTS, or turn into a 3rd person shooter, or become a RPG. No, Halo 3 is supposed to be HALO. This **** is tiring. Maybe it's because i'm in systems wars.. and there is no logic here.
mjarantilla
Â
great post. That's a really good way to sum everything up really.
Â
agreed 100%
No, POOR post. Bad comparisons with God of War and SSB. First of all, God of War II may have had the same gameplay as God of War, but action-adventure games depend entirely on the variety and enjoyment of their CAMPAIGN, not just their gameplay, and GoWII went through a HELL of a lot of content that GoW didn't even touch. And SSB was a fighting game, and fighting games almost by definition only change incrementally. Completely different standards of judgment.Â
It's opinion really. So no, you fail.Â
Â
The games he used were good games, and their sequels were also good, because they didn't stray too far from their original gameplay. Halo 3 isn't any different.
Â
Get over itttÂ
[QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="JPOBS"]I don't expect revolutionary. I expect DIFFERENT. Same gameplay mechanics, but with key differences and improvements. I think Halo 2 adding online multiplayer, dual-wielding, AND a second perspective (the Arbiter) was different enough. I DO NOT think that adding "equipment" is different enough. well halo 3 still has online multiplayer, loads of new weapons and vehicles, a new game mode, and the like, and thats not different enough for you?why do people assume that the sequel to a great franchise always has to be a revlutionary and ground breaking as the first?
If halo had sucked, no one would care if halo 2 or 3 didnt.
because halo was one of the best games of last gen, people compare its successors to its success.
Its foolish to assume that halo 2 or 3 could be as ground breaking as halo 1. If it aint broke dont fix it. Keep the same formula and make a great game.
People like you who expect each entry in the series to be as revolutionary as the first are delusional.
JPOBS
you expect to much.
Weapons don't make any difference at all. 90% of the time, people will be using the standard vanilla weapons every shooter has. Vehicles, MAYBE. Have you a list? Simply modifying an already top-notch multiplayer system will not net any extra points. I think the new territory mode is a good idea, and that might put Halo 3 over the top. Basically, all I'm saying is that if all that Halo 3 offers are incremental improvements over Halo 2, I don't think it'll get AAA, or at most it'll get low AAA.[QUOTE="mjarantilla"]] [QUOTE="KAS3Y_JAM3Z"][QUOTE="nowakawon"]My head is about to explode. I'll start with an about me. I'm 16 and I live in Austi, Texas. I love video games. I love halo. I am a lemming.
Now, to get to the point. Your logic isn't making sense to me. Other then Halo, I haven't really ever played a series game. However I'll take God of War for example. God of War 2 was very much like God of War. I'll take SSB now. SSB is an awesome game series. And with every new one they are essentially the same, yet have improved on one another to make a better game. Halo and Halo 2. While there are some large differences, they are still VERY similar. Some would argue, but Halo 2 is an improvment on Halo. It's called a god damn sequel my friends. Halo 3 isn't met to be an RTS, or turn into a 3rd person shooter, or become a RPG. No, Halo 3 is supposed to be HALO. This **** is tiring. Maybe it's because i'm in systems wars.. and there is no logic here.
KAS3Y_JAM3Z
great post. That's a really good way to sum everything up really.
agreed 100%
No, POOR post. Bad comparisons with God of War and SSB. First of all, God of War II may have had the same gameplay as God of War, but action-adventure games depend entirely on the variety and enjoyment of their CAMPAIGN, not just their gameplay, and GoWII went through a HELL of a lot of content that GoW didn't even touch. And SSB was a fighting game, and fighting games almost by definition only change incrementally. Completely different standards of judgment.It's opinion really. So no, you fail.
The games he used were good games, and their sequels were also good, because they didn't stray too far from their original gameplay. Halo 3 isn't any different.
Get over ittt
You're oversimplifying. GoW and GoWII use the exact same gameplay MECHANICS, but their campaigns are VASTLY different, their storylines are vastly different, and so GoWII and GoW come off as two uniquely different games.Don't Drown! Halo 3 will be a success maybe a 9.5 or so. My prediction No Lower than Halo 2 (9.4) and no higher than Halo CE (9.7) so 9.6 or 9.5.
I already addressed equipment. Yet, did dual wielding improve Halo 2 THAT much for the better? And no, Halo 2's campaign kicked Halo 1's campaign from Earth to the Moon to Reach and back. Halo 1's campaign was horribly, HORRIBLY repetitive. Halo 2 actually had amazing setpieces, and a far deeper, richer, and more complex storyline, even if the majority of the neanderthal-minded hulks who seem to make up the majority of Halo 2's online playerbase can't appreciate it.mjarantillaHalo 2 did couple of things that made it stand out from Halo: Combat Evolved; for one, the ability to hijack vehicles was a huge leap - everyone always remembered getting run-down by the ghosts. The second thing was of course, the duel wielding, this wasn't that big of a change but it did alter the gameplay.
For Halo 3, I guess on Wednesday I'll comment on how much the equipment will change how the game is played, but from the looks of it - it brings a great new addition to the gameplay.
Halo: Combat Evolved's campaign was just pure non-stop fun, and then the twist with the flood which brought even more fun to the game. Yes, you can call it repetetive, but the story demanded it. Halo 2's campaign just wasn't what we all wanted it to be hence why it wasn't as good as Halo's since Halo casted a fairly large shadow.
[QUOTE="JPOBS"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"][QUOTE="JPOBS"]I don't expect revolutionary. I expect DIFFERENT. Same gameplay mechanics, but with key differences and improvements. I think Halo 2 adding online multiplayer, dual-wielding, AND a second perspective (the Arbiter) was different enough. I DO NOT think that adding "equipment" is different enough. well halo 3 still has online multiplayer, loads of new weapons and vehicles, a new game mode, and the like, and thats not different enough for you?why do people assume that the sequel to a great franchise always has to be a revlutionary and ground breaking as the first?
If halo had sucked, no one would care if halo 2 or 3 didnt.
because halo was one of the best games of last gen, people compare its successors to its success.
Its foolish to assume that halo 2 or 3 could be as ground breaking as halo 1. If it aint broke dont fix it. Keep the same formula and make a great game.
People like you who expect each entry in the series to be as revolutionary as the first are delusional.
mjarantilla
you expect to much.
Weapons don't make any difference at all. 90% of the time, people will be using the standard vanilla weapons every shooter has. Vehicles, MAYBE. Have you a list? Simply modifying an already top-notch multiplayer system will not net any extra points. I think the new territory mode is a good idea, and that might put Halo 3 over the top. Basically, all I'm saying is that if all that Halo 3 offers are incremental improvements over Halo 2, I don't think it'll get AAA, or at most it'll get low AAA.Â
It's been said before and I'll say it again. You're basing that off limited knowledge. Hell you had no idea about the 3rd person view with the missle launcher and turrets.
Please Log In to post.
Log in to comment