Halo: Reach

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Originally Posted by =sw=warlord

Halo 2 was bungie game it was just ported by a hired gun.
ODST dosnt seem to have done as well either.

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H2V was ported and ODST really is an expansion.

Also, ODST sold 2.2 million in the first week. Link I'd say that's pretty good.

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Originally Posted by =sw=warlord

Have you seen the player numbers lately?

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That doesn't mean it's a bad game, it just means people don't play it lol.

The game received average scores, it wasn't negatively received. I personally feel the story was very deep and well executed, moreso than the FPS games.

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Originally Posted by t3h m00kz

That doesn't mean it's a bad game, it just means people don't play it lol.
I wonder why people wouldn't play a good game and would preffer a bad one?
The game received average scores, it wasn't negatively received. I personally feel the story was very deep and well executed, moreso than the FPS games.
Other than the flood being found 20 years before canon.

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I enjoy halowars but it's filled to the brim with people who ust spam ODST/hawks or warthogs.
There is definently something wrong when a fully upgraded wraith loses to a ODST.

Halo Wars was supposed to be large scale Halo battles. When I think of large scale halo, I think of say the large tank fight on the ark, some of the larger battles in Halo 3: ODST, or battles described in the books.

When I see Halo Wars, even in single player, the gameplay is nothing more than "go to covenant base, destroy it". There are hardly any grand set-pieces for the player to overcome. And the MP of the game is restricted to but a few tactics that everyone uses over and over again.

I wanted to kills 1000 grunts, like in the prologue of Reach

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Originally Posted by L0d3x

Halo Wars was supposed to be large scale Halo battles. When I think of large scale halo, I think of say the large tank fight on the ark, some of the larger battles in Halo 3: ODST, or battles described in the books.

When I see Halo Wars, even in single player, the gameplay is nothing more than "go to covenant base, destroy it". There are hardly any grand set-pieces for the player to overcome. And the MP of the game is restricted to but a few tactics that everyone uses over and over again.

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Takes the strategy out of strategy games, don't it?