NUTZZZZZZZ!

sorry i had to

Callin' it.

This is Plasma Launcher "OPness."

It's going to get the hammer dropped on it and nerfed into the ground.

That'd be so stupid to do. Just like how it was stupid when Bungie did it. The Hydra does take skill though. Can only get a lock on with Smart Scope.

Quote from: Sandtrap on January 06, 2015, 03:49:06 PM

Callin' it.

This is Plasma Launcher "OPness."

It's going to get the hammer dropped on it and nerfed into the ground.

That'd be so stupid to do. Just like how it was stupid when Bungie did it. The Hydra does take skill though. Can only get a lock on with Smart Scope.

It needs more skill, Halo 5 must be most skillful game. Make it skillful like Plasma Repeater, Focus Rifle, or Mongoose.

Why don't these videos ever load?

'Technique'. That really looks like something most people would realize to do...

Quote from: goootsby on January 06, 2015, 04:34:37 PM

i don't know what's going on here? 2 videos of using rockets??

It's just a video of a pro using some rocket technique and Admirals trying to copy him

Both look exactly the same. Aim rockets, allow it to lock, shoot.

Quote from: ねこ on January 06, 2015, 05:03:55 PM

Quote from: goootsby on January 06, 2015, 04:34:37 PM

i don't know what's going on here? 2 videos of using rockets??

It's just a video of a pro using some rocket technique and Admirals trying to copy him

Both look exactly the same. Aim rockets, allow it to lock, shoot.

Okay, here's the funny thing. These are Halo players here. Now, by most standards, average players you meet in matchmaking have the relative IQ of a rock.

They'd take this weapon, just like people did with the plasma launcher, aim it at a target, and fire. Now, the difference here is what admirals and the dude did.

You notice how they get the lock on, and then fire the weapon up or to the side, away from the target? 9 times out of 10 if they held the weapon completely straight, like the average MM rock of a player would, those homing rockets would have tracked their target strait into a wall.

But arcing them around corners or above them gives you a whole other realm of viabalities to use the weapon.

Exactly like the plasma launcher in the reach Beta. Locking on and then turning away from the target gave you some pretty fucking sick ass kills around corners and obstacles.

But. Like I said. Calling it.

It's gonna get fuckin' nerfed.

Wait, what button do you even press to lock on, or does it do it automatically?

Just use Smart Scope and then paint the circle over the target.