So...I saw the trailer, saw a ghost float, what now?
I was doing this in 05 with Pauls Devmode tool.
Nothing here was impressive, next stage is to be populating timberland with log houses and platforms but if you find that hard, just swap a few projectiles.
And you're putting yourself on a pedestal. This trick is dumb.Originally Posted by Mator
Alright, well any amount of criticism usually adds to the negative meter in the author's brain, which would explain his saucy comments. The thing is that you're not going to find anyone here interested in what you've done, Mator. The issue is that it's nothing new or exciting. You're not likely to find any appreciation of this kind of thing in any Halo community, but you could try Halomaps; there are a lot of crazy people over there.
Aside from the few spammers/trolls/haters who fucked this thread up, it was actually quite successful here. There were quite a few individuals who liked what they saw. I don't need to quote pages 1-4. After that the BKs came along and ruin it.
So, I take your overarching generalizations with a pound of salt and say you are wrong, and that you too need to get out. There was a nice little something said by a mod over at HaloMaps on the thread for this video which I think is equally applicable here:
"Enough arguments. If you are interested in the trick video then feel free to post. If you are not then ignore the thread. Simple."
-Mator
Last edited by Mator; August 27th, 2011 at 05:23 PM.
You're coming into a community of Halo veterans who are also "stunt" and "trick" veterans way back from 04 to 08 spouting how you "found/invented some new trick" that is in actuality very generic and boring.
Don't give us that crap, you don't get to have a "high and mighty" attitude here. If you want to puff your chest out go do it at Halomaps or back at Halomods.
The hell did I do to you? I'm the only one who gave you a neutral response outlining the situation and didn't blatantly bash what you were doing. I told you that it's not new, which it isn't. Should you stop doing it? No. Get the satisfaction from it like most people did (although they experienced that years ago). Just don't spread it like it's the next best thing to Open Sauce. What you could do is a compilation of many stunts rather than focusing on just one. This particular one that you call "Ghost Froom" I've seen before, but no instructional on it. Could be fun to some people, but most just find it a waste of time these days.
Thread cleaned up, my point below.
Just an FYI, Blind has probably logged more hours glitching and stunting than you've played Halo in total. I know this because Blind has logged an insane amount of hours just playing the game and dedicating time to community related stuff since the days of GBX and probably before.
He's right though, you've just taken one trick and done it on a larger scale. If you want to do something REALLY impressive, take inspiration from this:
Lots of people here remember when that challenge was issued, I certainly do. If you can't claim the same then you really don't know ANYTHING about stunting. I'm not trying to be insulting here, but you're replying to us like we don't know anything about what it is that you do. The truth is that we probably know more, and have for A LONG LONG TIME.
Modacity is a community of Halo PC veterans, most of our older and experienced members came here directly from the Gearbox Software Forums (see: the people who ported Halo to the PC). We're some of the grizzled ancients of the Halo PC and CE worlds.
Last edited by Cortexian; August 27th, 2011 at 08:03 PM.
I still think halo dancing was the best non-combat activity in the game. Having a dance-off with mech was probably the silliest thing I ever did on Halo.
Those were the days
that was a cool vid freelancer ive never actually cared for doing tricks and stuts. But that was pretty impressive.
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