DarkC
-KMC THREAD KILLER-
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
Thats bullshit pure and simple... I know MC can't lift it, tipping it surte, but he can't lift it... therefore he doesn't have anything to demonstrate 66 tone LIFTING strength.
I assumed you meant lifting as in flipping, considering the purposes of our debate here. Despite my misunderstanding earlier, what does not being able to actively 'lift' a tank do with anything? He can flip it in both games and books.
However, there is no instance of him crawling under a tank and lifting it, nor does he do it in-game. It does not violate book-to-game mechanics. Bringing it up in the first place is pointless.
As far as I'm concerned now, this point is technically moot.
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
[b]Pure comedy gold... NOBODY has ever lifed a mini over their heads with just their hands on their own. And that's irrelevant.
I didn't say
lifting it using their neck strength and head only. Still need to learn how to read my posts properly, I see.
I said balancing using their neck. And that's been done before.
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
-As for the speed thing- Tell me something, if your so damn sure it was a game mechanic, then why not add in the sprint function
I've already explained this many times.
Bungie didn't add a sprint function, mainly because they don't need to. They added vehicles. After all, why have a perfectly good soldier waste their energy when they can just hop in a Warthog and drive through the Covenant rather than having to waste ammo on them?
There is very few times that the Chief really needs to actively sprint, and almost all of those moments he could have simply driven something there.
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
or at least have MC move at a faster jog than regular human FPS heroes like the Doom guy in Doom 3 who at least has a sprint function...
Do you have any idea what you're talking about?
I've played both games and there is very little, if any, difference between the jog speeds of both Chief and the marine from Doom.
Here's a simple comparison, just for kicks.
Doom
YouTube video
Halo
YouTube video
If anything, the Master Chief moves slightly faster than the Doom Marine.
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
I brought up the fact that he moves fairly slow in the games, and much slower than the Books indicated...Your explanation is "He jogs during the game"
Yes, and he has a gun to his shoulder the whole time, as I said.
And he's maintaining perfect aim the whole time instead of sprinting and having the targeting reticle go haywire.
It isn't that hard to understand.
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
This is very obviously a copout statement that has absolutely no proof or anything solid behind it whatsoever
Copout? No, it isn't copout, Darkstorm.
It's very clear that if you watch his movement with someone playing on Campaign Co-operation mode, he only moves at a light jog. That's irrefutable. He doesn't sprint at all. I stated what I see, I don't make things up from scratch.
Another thing is, nowhere in the books does it say that the Master Chief maintains a perfect and rock solid firing aim while moving any faster.
Provide me with a clear and irrefutable explanation why is isn't copout. Declaring it so won't make it so.
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
in light of most recent FPS having a sprint function, there is no excuses for it either.
And most other games don't have fairly easy access to vehicles when they needed speed, as Chief does in the content of Halo and Halo 2's campaign. This is a point I've been trying to drive home, and will probably have to keep explaining to you repeatedly, from the looks of it so far.
Where in 'other' FPS games that had a sprint function could the player have frequently chosen to hop onto a vehicle instead of pounding it through on foot?
Originally posted by Darkstorm Zero
Oh, and BTW DarkC... Do not try to tell me how to debate... if you cannot see what I post, then don't bother debating with me
I tell you things like 'don't do this' or 'don't do that' because it's to save face on your behalf and save me from having to repeat myself.
Take it how you will, because I will continue to do that as I see fit.
If you choose to ignore what I tell you at those junctures, such as for exmaple don't use faulty logic, learn to read my posts properly and such, then hey, go ahead. Use faulty logic. Fail to read my posts properly and between the lines.
See? Not a good idea.