ATTN: We liek mudkips

[Boba]

What about the Flamehog? ;d

[ShadowSpartan]

What about the Flamehog? ;d

Lol, I think leet meant H2 content with maybe some H1 content sprinkled in, but not any user created content like the flamehog.

[Rosco]

WOAH ROSCO YOU JUST BLEW MY MIND

THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX AND PINK FLOYD

[Flyboy]

I'll post what I want. In the end, ya, it doesn't matter, but his claim "I have no idea how covenant tech works" makes me want to respond. I'm not going to just sit back and take it.

[ShadowSpartan]

I'll post what I want.

This is Zteam's topic, not yours.

In the end, ya, it doesn't matter, but his claim "I have no idea how covenant tech works" makes me want to respond. I'm not going to just sit back and take it.

I never said you had to sit back and take it. Use PMs and don't clutter up this topic with nonsense. End of discussion.

[Hurrvish]

This is turning into something like the threads in the CMT section

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Cant wait till a release

[n00b1n8R]

By plasma? The guns on the banshee are accurate yes, but like most covenant weapons, as slow as hell. There's no way you can get accuratly hit by a banshee from that distance, let alone killed in a second and a half. Also, modern weapons nearly always fire straight, inaccuracy is usually based on the fact that people can't aim their weapon at the target during sustain fire, however, on a machine, you don't need to worry about recoil effecting accuracy, seeing as the machine will keep it straight on every shot. So technically, the guns on the banshee and ghost in H2 & 3 are more realistic than the guns in H1.

I bet your one of the people who cry "banshee whore" when people are good with shee's arn't you

learn to lead. it's a required skill to use any fighter aircraft well.

[DrunkenSamus]

Trying to lead with vehicles is harder than using your hand held weapons, ya know.

[n00b1n8R]

no it's not >_>

[Roostervier]

no it's not >_>

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Using a banshee is really easy, tbh. <_<

Also, does need moar flamehog. :3
Maybe only in levels with the flood (e.g. c40), though.