Is it me or has Halo 3 become child's play?

i keep finding more and more kids playing this game and the stuff they say is so annoying dude like honestly I thought this game was rated M I ama teen and 16 years old so M games are what mostly attract me since most T games arent very good

You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

craigalan23

You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

craigalan23

Nice judgeing. Since you know, all children can never be good to talk to. NEVER.

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You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

DavidRswii

How old were you when you got the game though? Obviously you've had it for a long time if you're able to make a judgement about the proportion of children playing online growing over time.

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You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

gameguy6700

How old were you when you got the game though? Obviously you've had it for a long time if you're able to make a judgement about the proportion of children playing online growing over time.

Not that I disagree with you that there are too many kids on XBL, but seriously "grow up" a little. People like you think mature games are the only good ones, and you are still a child at 16 buddy. I'm practically 20 and I still don't consider myself an adult. I live on my own, I'm in college, but I can't sustain on myself, I depend on my parents.

falconclan

Ever since I bought Halo 3 i have heard a bunch of kids on there talking, but then again some of the older teens aren't much more mature.

And if Halo 3 is child's play, then I, good sir, am a child at heart.

You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

craigalan23

There will always be little kids that are anoying. You just have to deal with it or make goof friends with older/mature people. I hate to say it but when I was younger I was amazing at video games and now I just get destroyed by a lot of little trash talking kids lol. I enjoy playing with older people because they are usually* more layed back

Kids complaining about kids...ugh I'm sorry I can't take you serious lol.

To be honest I'm 18 and the first time I played Halo 3 is when I was 16 and I found that the game wasn't all that gruesome with mild profanity, so I always thought that it should be rated T for Teen because the majority of the online community for this game is 13-16 years old anyway.

that's why you stick with cod so much better ;) or talk in party chat like i do

You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

that's why you stick with cod so much better ;) or talk in party chat like i do

XD4NTESINF3RNOX

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that's why you stick with cod so much better ;) or talk in party chat like i do

Mau-Justice

Played it for the first time round a friends online the other day, and I found it hilarious listening to them, I can see why it might become annoying, but hey just turn the sound off.

Halo 3 has almost always been child's play. Not to say it isn't good, cause it's fantastic. I just prefer COD4 or, even better if you want to stay away from kids, Gears 2.

It doesn't take a lot of skill, which attracts kids to this game.:P

how can halo not attract dem kids? its so colourful and they have aliens everything little kids want and guns that sounds like plasticLightColor

how can halo not attract dem kids? its so colourful and they have aliens everything little kids want and guns that sounds like plasticLightColor

to me they sound like plastic dunno wat they sound like to u LightColor

It doesn't take a lot of skill, which attracts kids to this game.:P

mitu123

Really? I can easily say the same thing for COD. To say a game like Halo takes no skill is ignorant and untrue. If we were talking about Kung Fu Panda; then fine I agree. Are you playing the same Halo as me? Because last time I checked it takes some amount of skill to not get owned in Halo or any other game for that matter.

[QUOTE="LightColor"]how can halo not attract dem kids? its so colourful and they have aliens everything little kids want and guns that sounds like plasticDranzarTypeF

What?! Colors, guns and aliens make the game more fun for kid? Man I wish you were on the FCC board b/c your logic is unlike any other I've encountered. Halo is called an "App Killer". Call of Duty and Gears of War aren't app killers, they are good games, but there not app killers. So b/c Halo is so popular you have old people and young people alike that play the game. With a population that big of course you'll get kids but some of the comments I'm hearing has me scratching my head b/c they haev no substance.

It doesn't take a lot of skill, which attracts kids to this game.:P

mitu123

You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

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It doesn't take a lot of skill, which attracts kids to this game.:P

Really? I can easily say the same thing for COD. To say a game like Halo takes no skill is ignorant and untrue. If we were talking about Kung Fu Panda; then fine I agree. Are you playing the same Halo as me? Because last time I checked it takes some amount of skill to not get owned in Halo or any other game for that matter.

the whole online community is full of childrenchaoscougar1

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[QUOTE="mitu123"]

It doesn't take a lot of skill, which attracts kids to this game.:P

Mau-Justice

Really? I can easily say the same thing for COD. To say a game like Halo takes no skill is ignorant and untrue. If we were talking about Kung Fu Panda; then fine I agree. Are you playing the same Halo as me? Because last time I checked it takes some amount of skill to not get owned in Halo or any other game for that matter.

I would love for them to come online and say that,I would play that 1v1 against them like they stole somethin from me. 8)

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You do know that you need to be 17 to buy M-rated games right(US)? So actually you shouldn't be playing the game either.

DavidRswii

[QUOTE="mitu123"]

It doesn't take a lot of skill, which attracts kids to this game.:P

Heroldp813

Really? I can easily say the same thing for COD. To say a game like Halo takes no skill is ignorant and untrue. If we were talking about Kung Fu Panda; then fine I agree. Are you playing the same Halo as me? Because last time I checked it takes some amount of skill to not get owned in Halo or any other game for that matter.

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[QUOTE="mitu123"]

It doesn't take a lot of skill, which attracts kids to this game.:P

mitu123

Really? I can easily say the same thing for COD. To say a game like Halo takes no skill is ignorant and untrue. If we were talking about Kung Fu Panda; then fine I agree. Are you playing the same Halo as me? Because last time I checked it takes some amount of skill to not get owned in Halo or any other game for that matter.

Your intelligence impresses me 8)

So someone who shouldn't be playing the game is complaining about other people who shouldn't be playing the game..

:lol:

That's why when Halo 3 first came out I played the hell out of the multiplayer for like the first month because I knew younger kids would inhabit the servers later on and I guess I was right.gamerfreak1991

So someone who shouldn't be playing the game is complaining about other people who shouldn't be playing the game..

:lol:

iRezarektah

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So someone who shouldn't be playing the game is complaining about other people who shouldn't be playing the game..

:lol:

vashkey

Yep thatgoesfor everything, not just games. It's always the people who have no room to complain that do it. I work for a party company and we do block parties, there's kids/parents that come from like the other side of town and always get an attitude when something doesn't go their way. The people who have the right to complain, don't.

Things could be so much worse than playing with 12 year olds on XBL.

How bout every person who is under 17 needs to stop playing Halo and go play G.I. Joe. that includes you OP.

Ha, I love being old:D

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[QUOTE="Heroldp813"]

Really? I can easily say the same thing for COD. To say a game like Halo takes no skill is ignorant and untrue. If we were talking about Kung Fu Panda; then fine I agree. Are you playing the same Halo as me? Because last time I checked it takes some amount of skill to not get owned in Halo or any other game for that matter.

Heroldp813

Your intelligence impresses me 8)

I do get owned in Halo 3 sometimes, and other times I own the other players. Out of the games I listed Ghost Recon is the toughest one. I love that series, but that game series requires you to be accurate to get kills.