HALO: Reach

Já joguei Resistance e não gostei da jogabilidade.

Voces estão a comparar um jogo como o Resistance com um jogo que tem milhares de fans espalhados pelo Mundo. Para não falar em termos competitivos onde cada MLG coloca mais de 300 equipas de 4 elementos a jogar entre si. Nem o Counter Strike faz isso num evento LAN.

Só espero que tenham isso em mente.

Eu não pus isso em causa dani nem acho que aqui ninguém pôs, até porque não há como negar os niveis de competição de um Halo.

O que eu disse e volto a repetir é que em termos de jogabilidade prefiro um resistance a um halo. Não só pelo facto de correr como pela sensação de adrenalina frenética e constante. Se o resistance fosse um excluiso xbox mas mantesse as mesmas caracteristicas apresentadas na ps3 teria uma aceitação muito maior em termos competitivos disso eu estou convicto.

Não me levem a mal mas algum de voces já jogou Halo competitivamente ?

Nopes, but me love to.

conta páaa gente como é, ou um moves da cena,

Dani a sério, coloca ai umas linhas da competition no halo

EPIC!!

JETPACK!! ????
SPRINT!!!! ????
INASION!!! ????

acho que isto vai desapontar muitos fanboys...

... mas vai conquistar muita genteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Nunca joguei halo mas este sou capaz de comprar parece mt fixe

Citação :

Bungie is making some important and dramatic changes to multiplayer matchmaking in Halo: Reach, with a revamped set of online options that cater to the hardcore (see Arena mode) and new social settings that improve everyone else's experience.

Shacknews has a comprehensive look at Halo: Reach's multiplayer side, which includes "Arena Playlists" targeted at the hardest of hardcore Halo players. Players competing in Slayer and Team Slayer playlists in the Arena will be ranked and placed in monthly skill divisions, a chance to compete with the best but still find matches at your level.

There are still options for the less serious and more casual Halo player in Reach's multiplayer mode, where players can play non-hardcore gametypes like Rocket Race.

While much of Bungie's work on Halo: Reach multiplayer appears to be on streamlining the process of getting in and out of games, some matchmaking work is left up to the player in the game's Social Settings.


Those options include basic settings like connection rate and language, but also give players an opportunity to define their online gaming personality. Social preferences, including a player's tone (Polite vs. Rowdy) and motivation (Winning vs. Having Fun), should make Halo: Reach multiplayer a better experience for your Spartan style.

The full rundown is, as we said, comprehensive. Read up in advance of the beta so you know what you're getting yourself into.

Bungie Reveals Halo: Reach Matchmaking and Social Features [Shacknews]

@Kotaku

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Citação :

Bungie is making some important and dramatic changes to multiplayer matchmaking in Halo: Reach, with a revamped set of online options that cater to the hardcore (see Arena mode) and new social settings that improve everyone else's experience.

Shacknews has a comprehensive look at Halo: Reach's multiplayer side, which includes "Arena Playlists" targeted at the hardest of hardcore Halo players. Players competing in Slayer and Team Slayer playlists in the Arena will be ranked and placed in monthly skill divisions, a chance to compete with the best but still find matches at your level.

There are still options for the less serious and more casual Halo player in Reach's multiplayer mode, where players can play non-hardcore gametypes like Rocket Race.

While much of Bungie's work on Halo: Reach multiplayer appears to be on streamlining the process of getting in and out of games, some matchmaking work is left up to the player in the game's Social Settings.


Those options include basic settings like connection rate and language, but also give players an opportunity to define their online gaming personality. Social preferences, including a player's tone (Polite vs. Rowdy) and motivation (Winning vs. Having Fun), should make Halo: Reach multiplayer a better experience for your Spartan style.

The full rundown is, as we said, comprehensive. Read up in advance of the beta so you know what you're getting yourself into.

Bungie Reveals Halo: Reach Matchmaking and Social Features [Shacknews]

@Kotaku

Ora aqui está uma grande estrutra online de apoio.

Hats off to bungie (isto se funcionar devidamente claro)

se fizessem ladder internas como o KILLZONE2 é que era, de resto, com lobbyes ou sem lobbyes, o HALO3 apresenta LAG, mas como o jogo é na base do desgaste de energia, muita gente não se apercebe.

Vamos esperar por servidores dedicados, e não p2p... anda tudo enjoado do lag

"The fine folks over at Bungie Studios have begun to unveil their "Player Investment" initiative in Halo: Reach. We've got the highlights.

As previously announced, Bungie has plans to reveal new tidbits about the Halo: Reach beta every Friday leading up to launch on May 3rd. Their first major batch of info includes some exciting new details, specifically focused on how to involve players in game progression and advancement.

To put it another way, Bungie has crafted an intricate system of rewards and upgrades to assure that you stop getting the appropriate amount of sleep.

The new player investment system for Halo: Reach includes a number of interconnected systems. First of all, TrueSkill remains an important element of the Halo experience, but it is now divorced from rank. TrueSkill now acts purely as a behind-the-scense matchmaking tool, to make sure your competitive gaming experience is tailored to your abilities.

Rank is now an element of gameplay that crosses every mode. "In Halo: Reach, Rank is a global, cross-gameplay-mode-encompassing representation of the time you've spent in the game," explains the recent post from Bungie. "So whether you're a Campaign-only guy, or a Matchmaking-only girl, or you swing both ways, you're going to be seeing that Rank advance as you keep playing."


To increase your rank, you'll need to earn credits. Credits are earned in any number of ways across all of Reach's game modes. Specifically, you'll get credits from winning matchmaking games and finishing achievements.

Credits also come through the pursuit of commendations. These persistent awards show up as you play through any of the game's modes, and you'll earn credits as you hit milestones along the way. For instance, complete a certain number of headshots for one credit reward, then continue to develop that skill for more rewards as you complete even more headshots.

Finally, daily and weekly challenges are a dynamic credit-earning tool that changes all the time. These clearly marked goals give players a constant reason to log in and complete a specific task. Daily challenges include tasks like killing a certain number of enemies in a particular game mode. Weekly challenges are more extended tasks that could take you or a group of friends several days to complete.


Credits can be used to alter the cosmetic look of your character, with a far-reaching character customizer that looks to be far more advanced than tools found in previous Halo games. In the upcoming public beta, players will be able to customize their helmet, left and right shoulders, and chest, in addition to the expected emblems and colors. The retail game will not only dramatically expand the existing variety of items in the above categories, but broaden to other body areas as well.

The Spartan you'll create will go beyond your multiplayer avatar – Bungie seems to imply that your customized Spartan will show up in the Campaign as well. In addition, you'll be able to customize your Elite avatar, but his appearance won't cross as many modes of the game.

The player investment system looks like it could be a blast. We're particularly excited about the potential for daily and weekly challenges that help to keep the game active and engaging in the weeks and months after release. There's plenty of more detailed information on all these topics from Bungie's original post. Make sure and check it out if your interest has been piqued. And swing back here soon, as we'll have plenty more on Reach's beta over the coming days and weeks. Finally, if you missed it the first time around, you should consider exploring our extensive month long coverage of Halo: Reach from this January.

Let us know what additional details you'd like to hear about regarding the upcoming beta, and we'll see what we can dig up."

Parece-se que também perderam tempo a tornar tudo custom mas o conceito das classes parece muito bom para o trabalho de equipa , desde que não ponham metralhadoras que matam com um tiro na cabeça e aviões super-homem tudo bem!

e 200% de velocidade em relação ao halo3