[QUOTE="VendettaRed07"]
[QUOTE="xYamatox"]
Sooo...you've only played Halo and Call of Duty, right? Halo doesn't require much in the skill department, to be honest. Sure, you'll have your "pro" players, but that could be said about any game.
xYamatox
All I said was it takes more skill than Killzone. No it doesnt take as much skill to be good at as games like Quake III or CounterStrike etc..but Halo always puts everyone on the same playing field giving everyone access to the same abilities weaponse etc. and its very balanced.. so you have to rely on your own knowledge of when to best use meles grenades, armor abilities, and knowing the layouts to the maps etc. Where killzone has alot of weapon/balance issues and all you have to do is play it long enough to unlock the better weapons/ classes and go crazy on the new players who havent unlock that stuff yet.. or just arent using it.
That's a big N O, for me. Also, as for Halo putting everyone on the same playing field is funny, since not everyone will have access to power weapons. That's the issue with weapon pick-ups, and there are a few weapons in Reach that shine above most (DMR >>>>>>> Assault Rifle, for example).
As for the weapon balance in Killzone, you mind explaining that one to me? A newbie at KZ2 online might believe the weapons are unbalanced, but anyone who has put a great deal of time into the game knows that only a couple weapons are really "better" then the rest (M4 Magnum, Rocket Launcher).
Play a legit General in Halo 3. Watch yourself get screwed sideways. Maybe Halo seems easy and silly when you just play Big Team which I do enjoy. But when you start to play at higher levels of play you will get destroyed.
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