I think that was me, lolMastnaer Ceef wrote:I had the Rocket Launcher (full ammo), The Sniper (full ammo), and a Speed Boost all at once on a game of Bloodline CTF, and some kid thought it was funny to betray me with the Hornet. We lost because of the same guy (he sucked anyway). As with Recon Avenger, I betray people only for revenge, if it was for a weapon or some other bs.
I betray idiots who don't know what they heck they are doing lolSpartan 12124 wrote:It's not against the rules to betray people (only consequence is a boot from the match), if it was against the rules to betray peope in Halo, 343i/bungie wouldn't have put friendly fire on in the game in the first place.
What I hate is when I accidentally betray someone when I don't mean too, but because the game is poorly made. Like in Halo CE multiplayer (although I love it). If you just nudge a team mate with a vehicle (I try to get close to them to pick them up), they get killed, and the blame goes to you. Or if you try flipping a vehicle and it lands on a team mate, they die, and the blame goes to you.
At least its not as bad as Halo reach where team mates can jump into your falcon's propellors and kill themselves, but rather than a suicide, it counts as a betrayal on you. People do this purposely so they can boot out team mates either to troll or to steal the pilot seat of the falcon. God that was such a dumb idea, to have the propellors link betrayal if a team mate jumps in them.
Anyway, this thread is to discuss about betrayals in Halo MCC.
Are they funny? Do you do it? Purposely or Accidentally? Should they be kept? Do they add realism?
