WTF is Halo Reach?

Technology and Gaming
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#262

^
that game sucks

#263

So does the poster.

Yeah, the only quirk is that HL2 “open sections” suffer from the same problem.
The only exception being EP2 Strider battle.

Silent Cartographer felt pretty fucking open, as did the mountain sections, both snowy and grassy ones. Dunno what are you talking about.
Halo 2 had pretty good open sections too.

Plus, to be honest, too much open space =/= always good for a story driven video game. It gets boring much faster than fast paced linear action, as the likes of HL and Halo. I honestly can’t stand the likes of Oblivion and fallout 3 for more than 2-3 days of gameplay.

#264

Lol ignorance.

#265

Fuck your objections

#266

Why do you not like anime?

#267

Shit sucks

#268

That’s not a reason.

#269

Seems good to me.

EDIT: Don’t get me started on why the likes of you need a trip to a mental hospital/crematorium.

#270

Please. Do tell.

#271

What about people who like some anime but not just because its anime?

#272

Then at least don’t expose your fetishes here.

#273

Edit: I was beaten by a mad fast edit :frowning:

#274

This isn’t any fun.

#275

Why?
Looney Toons is actually good, anime is not.

#276

If I wanted to be technical I could say that anime is short for animation and is used to refer to any animated show in Japan but I don’t want to.

#277

Anime are japanese cartoons which cause mental abnormalities in the watcher.

#278

Whoa I totally misread your post, to like an extreme. I thought it said Stop watching cartoons xD

#279

There’s that ignorance again.

And anime is the Japanese term for animation. So in Japan Futurama, Looney Toons, etc are referred to as anime :stuck_out_tongue: .

#280

You witnessed the rapidity of my edit. Sucker.

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