BlackwateR
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There have been a lot of arguments over which game series, Halo or Call of Duty, is better. Please feel free to input your own opinions while keeping in mind the facts listed below.
Halo
Pros:
Takes Skill: One of the arguments that Halo players everywhere use is that Halo takes actual skill to play. This is true and false depending on the situation. While some weapons in halo such as snipers, carbines, battle rifles, etc take actual skill to use, others such as shotguns, assault rifles, maulers, etc. are just point shoot and kill. While most experienced players use the BR(battle rifle) many inexperienced players fall back on the AR (Assault Rifle). So in conclusion, Halo's skill level depends on many factors including rank, skill level, win/loss ratio, etc.
Cons:
Not Very Realistic This argument isn't really the most valid because reality is relative to time period. Seeing as Halo takes place 500 odd years in the future, our technology may very well have developed to a point where the scenarios depicted in Halo are possible. On the other hand, some parts of it are mpretty unrealistic like slipspace, lightspeed, etc. because they break fundamental laws of physics.
Call Of Duty:
Pros:
More Realistic? While Call of Duty does take place in the present or past (depending on what game you play) it stays fairly true to the actual story lines of the wars in campaign mode, can you really call it realistic? It seems to me that several of the "powers(?)" such as "juggernaut" "Iron Lung" etc. are pretty unrealistic. Furthermore, the last stand aspect of it is completely ridiculous. It is however, realistic in a sense that your health is very much the same that it would be in real life and the speed, jumping, etc. are very human.
Cons:
Takes Less Skill? Saying that Halo takes more skill than COD is like comparing apples and oranges. They are completely different games. However, Halo's added health does require you to be more accurate and tactical. In COD, it is basically the first person who sees another person that gets the kill because health is so low. You need equal skill while sniping, but if you have a rapid fire weapon you need just point and shoot to get the kill.
Conclusion
I have tried to be fair in my criticism and praise of each of the two games, but being a Halo player at heart it was hard. Please discus the games and tell me which you think is better and why. Dont just make pointless, stupid posts like:
Halo=cool
Cod=trash
These posts will be deleted and posters will be reported.
Thnx and i hope this turns into a good discussion!
Halo
Pros:
Takes Skill: One of the arguments that Halo players everywhere use is that Halo takes actual skill to play. This is true and false depending on the situation. While some weapons in halo such as snipers, carbines, battle rifles, etc take actual skill to use, others such as shotguns, assault rifles, maulers, etc. are just point shoot and kill. While most experienced players use the BR(battle rifle) many inexperienced players fall back on the AR (Assault Rifle). So in conclusion, Halo's skill level depends on many factors including rank, skill level, win/loss ratio, etc.
Cons:
Not Very Realistic This argument isn't really the most valid because reality is relative to time period. Seeing as Halo takes place 500 odd years in the future, our technology may very well have developed to a point where the scenarios depicted in Halo are possible. On the other hand, some parts of it are mpretty unrealistic like slipspace, lightspeed, etc. because they break fundamental laws of physics.
Call Of Duty:
Pros:
More Realistic? While Call of Duty does take place in the present or past (depending on what game you play) it stays fairly true to the actual story lines of the wars in campaign mode, can you really call it realistic? It seems to me that several of the "powers(?)" such as "juggernaut" "Iron Lung" etc. are pretty unrealistic. Furthermore, the last stand aspect of it is completely ridiculous. It is however, realistic in a sense that your health is very much the same that it would be in real life and the speed, jumping, etc. are very human.
Cons:
Takes Less Skill? Saying that Halo takes more skill than COD is like comparing apples and oranges. They are completely different games. However, Halo's added health does require you to be more accurate and tactical. In COD, it is basically the first person who sees another person that gets the kill because health is so low. You need equal skill while sniping, but if you have a rapid fire weapon you need just point and shoot to get the kill.
Conclusion
I have tried to be fair in my criticism and praise of each of the two games, but being a Halo player at heart it was hard. Please discus the games and tell me which you think is better and why. Dont just make pointless, stupid posts like:
Halo=cool
Cod=trash
These posts will be deleted and posters will be reported.
Thnx and i hope this turns into a good discussion!