okay, well i can bother taking months of doing a case study asking people but also looking at the number of people on this post alone that are against FF shows they are majority on this post. and actually most FPS games dont have unless they have a hardcore mode. a few games have FF like ARMA but arma is super accurate FPS military shooter that goes to balls to the walls on realism. even a leg shot stops you from running and you need med pack to heal. and the population isnt close to cod or battlefield or halo or gears of war.ShadowAngel9228 wrote:You saying "most don't" isn't a valid response either lol. I'm not saying what I said is fact but it is supported simply by most games having it and halo 5 adding it back after halo 4 removed it.Sgt Fergus wrote:fallacy, past does not make therefore excuse. there are too many fallacies im not bothering to correct you on but most people hate FF so dont through that "people love FF" thing it isnt a valid response.ShadowAngel9228 wrote:Halo CE-hadteam kill, halo 2-had team kill, halo 3, had team kill, halo reach- had team kill, halo 4-many things were already bad in that game, halo 5- team kills. See pattern? If team killing was a real issue it'd be gone. People enjoy the feature of FF (not purposely) as there have been funny accidents before. Example halo 3 on MCC. I had rockets and was sitting with 4 other guys next to our warthog. I see enemy warthog charge us and for some reason as its literally next to us all i (and someone put bubbleshield on us) I shot the rocket. Guess what happened? I got kicked after murdering 8 people (my 4 guys, 3 enemies in hog) and myself. Point is FF can be a funny memorable feature and that's why I think it should stay. Accidents do happen, as to the ones who purposely team kill, well just have to hope they get in trouble for it.
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