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Originally Posted by Spike88
The first thing I notice is that the graphics are pretty much the same exact thing from Halo 3, with a few slight touch ups.
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They are using the same engine as in Halo 3 so there can't be great improvement in graphics.
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Originally Posted by Spike88
The only two new additions are the fact you can customize your own banner, and the fact that you can select between 5 shallow classes that each have their own "Special ability".
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Banner editing was in Halo 3 as well. Classes only purpose is to flavor things in up, not to work as they work for example in BC2 where every class supports another.
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Why the hell dish out $60 more dollars for the same exact crap a second time?
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Because the people who bought is, also liked Halo 3. Nobody would've bought it if they think Halo 3 is crap.
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I mean Modern Warfare 1 and 2 were pretty much the same formula but they at least made the 2nd feel fresh and different. And that was an Activison game for gods sake.
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I have played both of them. Modern Warfare 1 felt fresh and was a good improvement from the previous Call of Dutys (CoD 1 is still the best of the CoDs!). Modern Warfare 2 is an ADHD reaction game. Who squeezes the trigger first, wins. Awful crap.
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What is the big deal honestly? Am I missing something.
And why the hell was it the "most anticipated game of the year"
And why did it get such excellent reviews. Especially when you factor in the fact that most reviewers bash games for being the same exact thing, unless of course it's by a major producer.
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I believe you are missing something and don't know what's the big deal as obviously you are not a big fan of the Halo series

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It got good reviews because the entirety is good. Good SP, good MP. Sure it feels like Halo 3 and doesn't seem to have much new in it. But for a fan you have plenty of new things and desired additions. New singleplayer experience and story, in MP they've added all features from previous games as well as new, like the credits system and armor customization (only a cosmetic feautre, though).
People who aren't the fan of the series, they feel like it's the same old, so I say why to bother even buy? For a fan, Reach is everything you've wanted from a Halo game.