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Post by Mole on Sept 20, 2011 22:29:41 GMT -5
Whats different about it? Also, it includes 7 new maps (6 competitive, 1 firefight) for Reach based off levels from Halo 1. There is no competitive Halo 1 multiplayer support, but it has online co-op.
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Post by Mole on Sept 20, 2011 10:10:42 GMT -5
Presuming that both the monitor and the computer are using standard video connectors (VGA, DVI, or HDMI), which they should, yes they'll be compatible.
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Post by Mole on Sept 16, 2011 18:51:06 GMT -5
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Post by Mole on Sept 15, 2011 9:46:03 GMT -5
You need someone to play co-op with, methinks. Seeing all of these incredible reviews for GoW3 is making very happy that I decided to just out-and-out buy it versus Gamefly-ing it first. I played the whole first game in co-op, and about half of the second. It is more fun that way for sure. I hate the online multiplayer though. Horde mode is fun. I guess now that I think back on it, the story for 2 was kind of lackluster. I've essentially hated the multi in the first two. The beta for 3 was pretty good, though the biggest thing it needs to prove to me is that it really does have skill-based matchmaking.
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Post by Mole on Sept 15, 2011 6:39:09 GMT -5
They're only shortening the bonus you would get for being perfectly still in Camo. Why the need to change that? its not overpowered at all. I could say the same thing about Armor Lock, to be quite honest. The people who feel AL's overpowered tend to prove my theory that Armor Lock was really intended as a social experiment. 343 felt it needed re-balancing, perhaps due to the changes they're making to AL, and so they are.
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Post by Mole on Sept 15, 2011 6:34:56 GMT -5
I'll get it. But it's weird about GOW to me. I look at them, and technically they are good games. Good graphics, intriguing gameplay. But something about the series is flat to me. I can't get excited for it. I feel like I play it because I am supposed to, and it sort of feels like work. It's weird, because I don't really have a great reason why I feel this way. You need someone to play co-op with, methinks. Seeing all of these incredible reviews for GoW3 is making very happy that I decided to just out-and-out buy it versus Gamefly-ing it first.
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Post by Mole on Sept 14, 2011 21:10:57 GMT -5
I believe I read they are making the time you can stay in active camo shorter, which I don't believe it needs to be. As for armor lock, I am glad that is being changed. They're only shortening the bonus you would get for being perfectly still in Camo.
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Post by Mole on Sept 14, 2011 12:31:07 GMT -5
Headlong has been confirmed for Halo CEA Multiplayer.
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Post by Mole on Sept 12, 2011 21:44:07 GMT -5
Wait... what? Everyone has Wisdom Teeth. False. Not only was I born without 13 adult teeth, I also have no wisdom teeth.
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Post by Mole on Sept 11, 2011 7:47:07 GMT -5
I haven't worked there (the closest I'm to it is my brother worked at a Sprint call center), but I would say be prepared to be yelled at. AT&T has a reputation for bad service quality (especially in high population centers) so there's a lot of hate for that company by many of its customers. I would imagine that anyone who has to call AT&T for support and has already had experiences like I've described is going to make sure you hear about it.
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Post by Mole on Sept 7, 2011 21:38:46 GMT -5
I kind of like that part of gamestop, i dont like when they diss your game but it is better than the employee being completely clueless to the product. Here's a couple problems with that part of Gamestop: 1) Their opinions of games are often fueled by ignorance 2) Their opinion is of no value to me. If I'm walking into a store, I already have plans to buy something, otherwise I wouldn't waste the time or the gas money. Amazon and Best Buy are best for me since it's either just a website (AMZ) or I can just tell the BBY rep that I'm "Just looking."
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Post by Mole on Sept 4, 2011 0:21:21 GMT -5
ok so i cant buy a transfger cable All a transfer cable would do is transfer the data itself, not the licenses. Also, you wouldn't be able to discriminate between your content and your brother's with a transfer cable. If you want to just copy stuff over, using a USB drive is your best bet. Also, I'm not aware of any transfer cables supporting the Slim hard drives, but I also haven't looked.
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Post by Mole on Sept 3, 2011 18:20:53 GMT -5
ok i have his gamertag on my xbox since his broke. so all of his stuff on his old xbox is on mine. now he download stuff on his account so If the new Xbox you guys got is his, he just needs to follow the License transfer steps and then re-download all of his stuff to the new Xbox. If the new Xbox is yours, then you need to do the License transfer steps.
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Post by Mole on Sept 3, 2011 16:29:45 GMT -5
but i mean my bro downloaded stuff that i dont want I don't understand. Do you mean he downloaded to stuff using your account? Then you're screwed. If he has his own gamertag, he can transfer the stuff the new xbox (or you can transfer your stuff to the new xbox if the new one is yours).
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Post by Mole on Sept 3, 2011 15:06:43 GMT -5
so what about the stuff he downloaded can it be transfered. and how do you transfer from the new slim console to another slim console DLC, when purchased, gets linked to two things: 1) The Gamertag (which can't be transferred; the closest you can get is changing the name) 2) The 360 the content was downloaded to first after the purchase was made. (This can be changed) To transfer the console license from one Xbox to another, you'll need to use the License Migration Tool. Keep in mind that this tool can only be used once per year per account, and it will only transfer the license of content that the person initiating the migration owns. In terms of transferring saves, the easiest way is to just use a usb thumb drive.
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Post by Mole on Sept 3, 2011 10:19:56 GMT -5
hey guys if i download something on my xbox live account can i transfer it to my brother's account No. However, if you and your brother share an Xbox, he can use it as long as you continue to have that Xbox the main system for your DLC licenses.
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Post by Mole on Sept 2, 2011 16:07:38 GMT -5
One could say that this is bad for the business, but they are still operating at a profit - just not a massive one any longer. They now have to work SMARTER to figure out ways to lower their costs while maintaining a good enough product to increase or at least continue operating at their same share of the market. This is good for the consumer because it creates lower prices AND better technology simultaneously as the companies compete for our business. You do realize that the reasons these other companies are succeeding is because they are making more profit, likely mostly because of their higher prices... Right...? Cheaper ≠ profit. so which is it? businesses should be able to buy cheaper alternatives to kill competition or businesses should have to adapt to the market? Those options aren't mutually exclusive. If a company has enough money, purchasing a smaller competitor is adapting.
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Post by Mole on Aug 29, 2011 18:38:49 GMT -5
The maps so far are Beaver Creek Damnation Prisoner Hang 'em High Timberland (from Halo 1 PC) Prisoner Headlong footage has been leaked, but I don't believe it's been formally announced. There's a firefight map based off the end of the mission Halo from Halo CE. WOuld have been happy if they added BG lol, but one can wish. Why? What's wrong with the Forge World remake?
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Post by Mole on Aug 29, 2011 16:00:38 GMT -5
No. The multiplayer is Reach DLC, and they're not remaking Blood Gulch for it. Bull poop The maps so far are Beaver Creek Damnation Prisoner Hang 'em High Timberland (from Halo 1 PC) Prisoner Headlong footage has been leaked, but I don't believe it's been formally announced. There's a firefight map based off the end of the mission Halo from Halo CE.
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Post by Mole on Aug 29, 2011 14:07:21 GMT -5
So with Halo: CE coming out, does that mean we get the real version of Blood Gulch? No. The multiplayer is Reach DLC, and they're not remaking Blood Gulch for it.
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