Mass Effect 3 ending was great. The extended cut was icing on a already delicious cake. Stoked for Andromeda!PainfulOrb15 wrote:I use headcanon! Sure I may have some dissatisfaction with how Halo 5 'happened' but I can always tweak some fiction to satisfy myself. I found this strategy very helpful after experiencing Mass Effect 3's ending.
This is the gist of it. Do you enjoy the game? That's all that matters. Personally, I like to make as many clips as I can while playing to go back and watch. Also find some sources of things to watch if you want to avoid the pissing contests. I've watched pretty much every streamed HCS match to date and love it.l Funkyfresh l wrote:If other people's opinions affect how you feel, you're gonna have a bad life.
Like what you like; don't have a fragile mindset. I could care less someone hates what I like.
You didn't like the best way to end a game? Come on now! Everyone knows picking a color is the best ending to a gamePainfulOrb15 wrote:I use headcanon! Sure I may have some dissatisfaction with how Halo 5 'happened' but I can always tweak some fiction to satisfy myself. I found this strategy very helpful after experiencing Mass Effect 3's ending.
i feel you there, i just go to forge and enjoy my time with some friendsBUTCH FL0WERS wrote:Customs and Infection work for me ^^
nothing beats picking colors!ShadowAngel9228 wrote:You didn't like the best way to end a game? Come on now! Everyone knows picking a color is the best ending to a gamePainfulOrb15 wrote:I use headcanon! Sure I may have some dissatisfaction with how Halo 5 'happened' but I can always tweak some fiction to satisfy myself. I found this strategy very helpful after experiencing Mass Effect 3's ending.
Mass Effect series = 2 7/8 games worth of Star Trek story + 1/8 games worth of Solaris ending.ShadowAngel9228 wrote:You didn't like the best way to end a game? Come on now! Everyone knows picking a color is the best ending to a gamePainfulOrb15 wrote:I use headcanon! Sure I may have some dissatisfaction with how Halo 5 'happened' but I can always tweak some fiction to satisfy myself. I found this strategy very helpful after experiencing Mass Effect 3's ending.
It's not a huge problem that happens a lot. I'm level 136, and I've only been farmed twice. Before you ask, yes, I play a lot of warzone. I think the problem is that people are getting confused with being farmed and getting REQ'd.Jerjef wrote:The farming thing is a serious problem no doubt, but most other complaints are unfounded.Arc Trooper 48 wrote:I try to talk some sense into them if they say things like; "I get farmed into warzone every match," "Halo 5's weapons balance is the worst it's ever been," "automatics are OP," or "Halo 5 is a CoD clone." If they can't be reasoned with, I just ignore them.
If you ignore the objective to get nothing but kills, that's farming.Arc Trooper 48 wrote:It's not a huge problem that happens a lot. I'm level 136, and I've only been farmed twice. Before you ask, yes, I play a lot of warzone. I think the problem is that people are getting confused with being farmed and getting REQ'd.Jerjef wrote:The farming thing is a serious problem no doubt, but most other complaints are unfounded.Arc Trooper 48 wrote:I try to talk some sense into them if they say things like; "I get farmed into warzone every match," "Halo 5's weapons balance is the worst it's ever been," "automatics are OP," or "Halo 5 is a CoD clone." If they can't be reasoned with, I just ignore them.
This, op.l Funkyfresh l wrote:If other people's opinions affect how you feel, you're gonna have a bad life.
Like what you like; don't have a fragile mindset. I could care less someone hates what I like.
There is kind of a happy medium though, too. If you don't care at all about what people say and think you're not going to get far in life because people will hate you and not value your opinion. There should be a balance of: Ok, I'll hear what you have to say and think about it AND This is what I firmly believe.l Funkyfresh l wrote:If other people's opinions affect how you feel, you're gonna have a bad life.
Like what you like; don't have a fragile mindset. I could care less someone hates what I like.
That's a good analogy.DrknHaloPodcast wrote:I think theres alot more people that like it than dislike it, but its the vocal minority that makes the impression that its a crappy game.
Think of it like a restaurant, alot more people are likely to call the manager over to complain than call the manager over to express their gratitude but that doesnt mean everyone hates that restaurant
Very well said good sirl Funkyfresh l wrote:If other people's opinions affect how you feel, you're gonna have a bad life.
Like what you like; don't have a fragile mindset. I could care less someone hates what I like.
How dare you mention that horrible ending! ;)PainfulOrb15 wrote:I use headcanon! Sure I may have some dissatisfaction with how Halo 5 'happened' but I can always tweak some fiction to satisfy myself. I found this strategy very helpful after experiencing Mass Effect 3's ending.
I didn't say don't care about what people say, I said don't let them "affect how you feel".IrishLaws5 wrote:There is kind of a happy medium though, too. If you don't care at all about what people say and think you're not going to get far in life because people will hate you and not value your opinion. There should be a balance of: Ok, I'll hear what you have to say and think about it AND This is what I firmly believe.l Funkyfresh l wrote:If other people's opinions affect how you feel, you're gonna have a bad life.
Like what you like; don't have a fragile mindset. I could care less someone hates what I like.
Easy. You make threads with the purpose of circle-jerking about how right your own side is.JLtheStoneWall wrote:I don't know, OP. What do you do when both sides of a community genuinely hate one another?
