WaterTails
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huh? and by the way why do people put their Wii #s up on the boardtwo .
Gosh, right! Off topic a long time ago... look at the title of this thread, dude. lol.huh? and by the way why do people put their Wii #s up on the board
Halo requires nowhere finger movements (Maybe about the same reflexes), it doesn't matter how good you are, you can only do a certain number of things in any given time anyway.lol actually once again Halo takes much faster reflexes, a lot of experience, and faster finger movements if you are good
You seriously think Halo requires no experience?? Haha just because 1 person is good without playing it doesn't mean anything your just like all the other idiots that spout random crap about Halo 3 that isn't true ... and my friend has been playing for like 6 years and yes experience does help he will pwn any of your "friends" plus he has a life like your friends probably don't haveHalo requires nowhere near faster reflexes or finger movements, it doesn't matter how good you are, you can only do a certain number of things in any given time anyway.
Smash is way faster than Halo; I don't even see how you can think you're right on that.
Halo require no experience.
I have a friend who was incredible at Counterstrike and Team Fortress Classic, and had never played Halo in his life (being as he is a PC gamer). Anyway, we brought over an XBox one time, and my friend, who was a lot better than us, came too. After he got the hang of the controls, my PC gamer friend was doing as good as we were, who had months of practice, and could even kill my really good friend too. I've never played online, but I have played people who are ranked high online, and killed them a few times, granted I still lost pretty hardcore.
Like I said before, Halo requires a different kind of skill. It takes more precise movement, rather than faster movement. Also, knowing the map is a huge part of the game.
ok first of all anyone in a gaming club is a nerd get that straight okI think about 20 people who go to the Gaming Club in my school are interested, but the only people who are REALLY excited for it are about 5 other people besides me. All the rest of the people who go to gaming club are noobs anyways, appearantly the sophmore club president (there are 3, and the sophmore beat me by 2 votes because he promised to bring in systems every week, so far 3 weeks, 1 system...) just found out that there was a Donkey Kong past stage last week... he never got the 64 version.
but I am off topic...
soooo, not very many people are excited about SSBB that I know of, and most of them are the steriotypical creepy D&D gamer nerds...
thank goodnes for an off period and a teacher that lets me play smash during it.
elaborate...ok first of all anyone in a gaming club is a nerd get that straight ok
you know exactly what I meanelaborate...
If one person is good without playing, and it doesn't mean anything, than your one "friend" (I don't know why you used quotations on that, makes no sense) that has been playing for 6 years and being excellent doesn't mean anything either. Some people are innately better at certain things, and that goes for everything.You seriously think Halo requires no experience?? Haha just because 1 person is good without playing it doesn't mean anything your just like all the other idiots that spout random crap about Halo 3 that isn't true ... and my friend has been playing for like 6 years and yes experience does help he will pwn any of your "friends" plus he has a life like your friends probably don't have
As (odd/sad/amazing/whatever word) as it seems, it isn't...and some noob said he beat halo 2 or 3 on legendary in 5 hours which is impossible
Guinness Worlds Records 2006-2007
In August 2005, Cody Miller (USA) completed Halo 2, with the difficulty set to "Legendary", in a time of 3 hours 17 minutes 50 seconds, without game-death. Miller is the first Twin Galaxies-verified champion to finish the game without losing a life. Twin Galaxies senior referee Robert T Mruczek noted:
"There are a variety of ultra-cheesy tactics that Cody specifically didn't employ... it was a clean run and one that should be respected by his fellow gamers on the title."
so because someone gets together with peers and does something they all enjoy....theyre nerds?you know exactly what I mean
Actually, I don't think he's a troll, just a Halo fan. But if he is, he's having his *** handed to him.God **** stop getting trolled by a halo fan
Actually, I don't think he's a troll, just a Halo fan. But if he is, he's having his *** handed to him.
yes, i know that, but these people are the ones that just sit in the back and randomly yell things like "shiek is a sl*t because she has a tight suit on" and "I feel sorry for the person who picked peach because peach is a girl and sucks"ok first of all anyone in a gaming club is a nerd get that straight ok
Ditto. Which is actually annoying because I would never even consider playing any Halo game on my own (I've been suckered into playing it with a friend of mine once or twice).i dunno, everyone wont shut up about Halo 3 at my school![]()
Ditto, and ditto. You sir, are quite nifty. andDitto. Which is actually annoying because I would never even consider playing any Halo game on my own (I've been suckered into playing it with a friend of mine once or twice).
I generally just dislike shooter games though. So that's got something to do with it, I'm sure.
Omigosh. You even use the word "nifty", too.Ditto, and ditto. You sir, are quite nifty. andIndeed
They don't want to pay for a console that costs $500 with only a few good games, but they'll pay for a console that costs just as much money (if not probably more) that has no good games? What a topsy-turvey place you live in.Like, 2 people. Me and another guy I play Melee with. Wii is not big here. No one wants to pay $500 USD [it costs that much here] for a console that only has 10 games worth playing in it's whole life span.
Xbox reigns supreme here.
That's pretty much subjective. Nintendo was never big here, maybe when they were they only thing around but after PS1 it was over.They don't want to pay for a console that costs $500 with only a few good games, but they'll pay for a console that costs just as much money (if not probably more) that has no good games? What a topsy-turvey place you live in.
your a nerd for arguing over the internet with someone you dont even know. halo takes alot of skill and experience. i can hardly touch my friend in halo 2. ssbm also takes alot of experience as well. example say if someone just learned all the advance techniques vs someone who knows all the advance techniques but who had the game longer. who wins? the one who had the game longer but the one who did not have it for that long is bound to get some kills though. same with halo. however SSBM Takes it in finger speed. your constantly hitting buttons without a stop untill your opponent losses a stock . reflexes are close between the two but i got to go with ssbm. Teching off walls after getting hit with high damage. recovering from 2 meteor smashes. the list goes on. and team work goes to halo.ok first of all anyone in a gaming club is a nerd get that straight ok
Yeah, if somebody draws dragons all day then he is definitely somebody who you try not to be affiliated with in the hallways, if you get what im saying.