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There is nothing I hate more than a silent team. I'd take whiners and trolls over a bunch of mute pricks. That is all.
As long as they can hear me then I'm fine with it.
There is nothing I hate more than people on Xbox Live. I'd rather ignore them all and spare myself the irritation than talk to the morons on the extremely unlikely chance of having a competent teammate.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExAm
Let me say this, at least: I've met far more competent teammates than incompetent, but it's the incompetents that stand out for their sheer stupidity. For fuck's sake, have some faith in humanity and use the filtering options.
Or you could learn to communicate without using voice at all; most multiplayer games I grew up on had no voice, so the best way to communicate was to point to what you want, look at your buddy, and point back. That, or sit over the objective and do a little corpse hump dance. Seriously, I watch my battle buddy to see what he's doing, I don't need to hear everyone's ranting or misguided attempts to coordinate; their "orders" usually get people slaughtered.
On another note, is Generator Defence going to be in this beta at any point?
Generator defense is gonna be added on the last 4 days or something.
NT1 doesn't exactly sound like fun. How does a 3 vs 3 game with no AI or vehicles stress network code, anyway?
I was thinking the same thing. Surely Invasion would be more of a stress test considering it's the largest Halo map ever made by Bungie, and contains vehicles and 12 players, as well as it being a new type of gametype.Quote:
Originally Posted by ejburke
Because NT1 isn't running the MP game engine. The campaign and firefight engines used to use (may or may not have changed) a lock-step networking model to keep players in sync. Now they've not only increased the maximum from 4 to at least 6, they've added matchmaking support. Something firefight nor campaign had before. You also can't be too sure what else is exactly going on under the hood just from the name. Network test. They could have easily added some extra information to the networking to simulate increased traffic or are testing some networking model changes for the campaign/firefight engines. Who knows, it may not be lock-step anymore so you won't experience slower game speeds when someone has a shitty connection. Who knows? Bungie. They need to test something. Everything has been MP related thus far, so at the very least, they're testing the addition of matchmaking for the campaign/firefight engines.