I found a way to fix the imprint bug. When you encounter it, just save and quit, then go back to Campaign, and Resume. I did this and the imprint was gone. Unfortunately it came up again later on.
I mostly fell through the level in the Breaking Quarantine part, where you are in one of the gondalas with the humans in the other one, and are racing for the icon. It really ticked me off because I was playing on heroic, and I would defeat a bunch of flood, then I would just fall through the gondala and die. At first I thought I took a wrong step and fell off. But then when I was standing still with my fingers off the joysticks, I knew it was a bug. It happened to me at that part at least 7-8 times.
Oh yeah and (SPOILERS) at the end cutscene when Cortana was talking to Gravemind, (END SPOILERS) the screen would suddenly turn blue every 3 seconds and my controller would rumble. WTF?!
I just played through the Halo 2 campaign on the 360 and I noticed a couple bugs that weren't there when I played it on Xbox. I noticed that at random times, I would just fall through the level and die. This unfortunately happened a lot after big battles so I would have to redo them. Also, at random times, there will be a sort of imprint or shadow on the screen from a previous scene which can be quite distracting at times. Has anyone encountered these bugs or more when they played Halo 2 on the 360 when they weren't there on the Xbox?
Yes they can be achieved in player matches. I have gotten the "You down with E.P.I.C." in Local Play. So I am pretty confident it can be done in player matches as well.
I have a Sony Bravia here and there has never been any sign of a lag of any kind. jimm895
You might be so used to it, you don't realise it. I only notice it in certain games such as fast-paced shooters and Guitar Hero II. In Guitar Hero II, there is even a "Calibarate Lag" screen which helps out with lag-offset so the notes are possible to play.
Oh. My. God. An argument about Gears and Halo, which actually has valid points and is smart. Good job sir. And yes, I agree. Even though I kick much more ass in Gears than Halo, I just seem to have a much more fun experience with Halo.
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