Archive for February, 2008
Halo 3 Challenge Ladder
0March 7, 2008
1. David 2. Connor 3.Dimitri 4. Jacob 5. JR 6. Ed 7. Paul 8. Alan 9. Hans 10. Parker 11. Tommy 12. Sanjeev 13. Jay 14. Zach 15. Jake 16. Lee 17. Cassidy 18. Cole 19. Kevin 20. Kristen
October 6, 2007
1. David 2. Jacob 3. Parker 4. Connor 5. Ed 6. Paul 7. Tommy 8. Kyle 9. Alan 10. Hans 11. Dmitri 12. Sanjeev 13. Jay 14. Kristen 15. Oliver 16. Caden 17. John
Halo 3 Challenge Ladder Rules
0- You can challenge a player present that is the next one or two rings up from you (not counting any players not present).
- Maps and rules are chosen by challenger.
- Games are always Slayer to # of kills, 15 minute time-limit
- For novices game is to 5, more advanced players play to 10 or 15
- If challenger challenges the same player twice in a row (not same night), must choose a different map
We’ll have a board that tracks standings and we will also track other items like number of weeks at #1.
Halo 3 Playing Tips
0- Use your grenades liberally. Know how to switch between the different types and prefer the plasma or grenades that stick.
- Learn where the weapons are on the map and arm yourself with the good ones as soon as possible. I good combination is a long-distance weapon such as sniper or Battle Rifle with a shotgun. Learn to switch quickly and choose the weapon appropriate for the proximity of the enemy.
- Shoot at body to deplete shields (4x with Battle Rifle) then go for the head to kill with one more shot.
- Unless trying to hide, always keep moving to lesson chance of being sniped. Jumping and moving side to side is effective in close combat
- If you move slowly or crouch, you won’t show up on the radar!
- When using the rocket-launcher on a body, aim at their feet to kill them with splash damage. Don’t aim at them because if you miss it goes past them.
- Plasma weapons are good at depleting shields but are not that great used on a body. Bullet weapons are good on bodies but no so good on shields or vehicles. Try dual wielding and using plasma to deplete shields and a bullets to finish off opponent.
- Form up, preferably in triangle formation. Those ahead should use short range weapons such as shotgun or needlers, while those in the back can use battle rifles or carbines. Snipers should find nice vantage point farther behind.
- Use flankers. One person dives in headlong to draw attention while others surpise from the sides.
- Take care using grenades and rocket launchers in close quarters since they can damage your own team. Announce where you are throwing grenades.
Halo3
Map overview of High Ground, Snowbound, Valhalla (the three maps in the beta)
PostMortem 081201
0Record night!We had 6 XBOX 360’s with three additional in the wings (owners didn’t bring them). We can officially say that we have completely transitioned to the 360 and won’t be using classics anymore even for secondary games.This was probably the best layout we’ve ever had maximizing the most screen space. Maxed out we had:4 playing on a 32″ HDTV in 1080i2 playing on a 40″ HDTV in 1080p2 playing on a projector against a wall2 playing on a 27″ TV2 playing on a 21″ wide LCD monitorWe maxed out the game at 16 with a total of 17 people playing during the night:MattHansPaulParkerHudsonJohnDavidTommyJayConnorHunterAlanKristenDimitriJRLeeSanjeevThe night taught us that we’ll have to have a little more planning next time so that things go smoother. To that end I will now ask anyone that plans to attend to RSVP at least by the night before. If you won’t know until the last minute, you are welcome to come but you will not get priority in whatever layout/games/tournament/challenges we come up with to accomodate everyone that RSVPed.More ideas on how will mix things up next coming soon….
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