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Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 1:59 am
by Mandalor
In Halo we come across many if not talented players. This thread is basically to post your most touphest opponent who matches your skill, who anticaptes you every move, and who you consider your greatest rival. For me it would have to be.... ALUCARD!!!!!!
Alucard has been my rival for quite some time now. He has been one of the most active players on the Snipers server. His overall score from yesterday was over 700 kills. He basically uses his pistol to draw your health and then a gernade to finish you off. He is by far my greatest opponent, and is considered number 1# on the sniper server

Yet 1 on 1, he kills me 16 times, and I kill him 12.
My 7 minute battle against him... in which I was defeted

Sorry Enzo and Xoth. For some reason your voices came out
He and I have had the biggest rivalry since Ryu and Ken
One day I plan to overcome my greatest rival. And when I have defeated him.... I will play this video:
-Mandalor
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 2:21 am
by A§H»WillRok
Do you use the trackpad on your laptop to play halo or do you use a mouse?
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 2:40 am
by Mandalor
A§H»WillRok wrote:Do you use the trackpad on your laptop to play halo or do you use a mouse?
Lol I have never heard of a track pad. But I use mouse. I play a bit crazy and reckless sometimes

But yeah a mouse.
Earlier today Will you defeated him, meaning you are stronger. But he is my rival!!! He must be defeated!!!
Oh and please anyone can share their experiences. Indulge us in your rivalries.
-Mandalor
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 11:42 am
by A§H»WillRok
A trackpad is that thing you use on a laptop to move the mouse around (not the little knob in the middle of the keys). There are also separate trackpads that you can buy. I ask because your movements are very jerky and resemble that of someone using a trackpad. Before I got my gaming mouse I was using a wireless logitech mouse that was very jerky and it made it hard to play. You could probably try turning your mouse sensitivity down a bit and see if that helps you play better.
And that guy wasn't very good even :p
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 12:25 pm
by Mandalor
A§H»WillRok wrote:And that guy wasn't very good even :p

He is my rival!!!!! And yes I suck. That's why I must defeat him
My sensitivity is a bit high. I never noticed how jerky I could be

mmmm. I do use a wireless mouse. Maybe I should work on finding a gaming mouse
-Mandalor
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 12:38 pm
by A§H»WillRok
This is the mouse that I have right now:
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I wouldn't recommend getting a R.A.T. gaming mouse though especially if you have small hands. I got it because I wanted a mouse that I could customize to fit my hand and I needed a heavier mouse.
This one is rather popular and relatively cheap.
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I'd recommend you get that one if you are gonna buy a gaming mouse.
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 12:46 pm
by A§H»Stealth
I played with a trackpad and trackpoint for years. In fact, I'd never used a legit mouse before a few months ago. People with trackpads are often the subject of sightjacking by new or unexperienced moderators, simply because their movements seem jerkier and less fluid than normal players, which can sometimes be a warning sign for an aimbot.
I bought a wireless mouse recently. It's not a gaming mouse, but I'd still recommend it. Logitech Anywhere Mouse. So if you don't have a good mousepad, it'll work on everything from flesh to glass.
Link here, since I don't know that fancy trick Will used:
Hope this helps.
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 1:05 pm
by A§H»WillRok
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A§H»Stealth wrote:I played with a trackpad and trackpoint for years. In fact, I'd never used a legit mouse before a few months ago. People with trackpads are often the subject of sightjacking by new or unexperienced moderators, simply because their movements seem jerkier and less fluid than normal players, which can sometimes be a warning sign for an aimbot.
Unfortunately this is true. There are a lot of people that think people using a trackpad are aimbotting simply because their movements are very jerky. Aimbots usually aren't jerky though like trackpad movement is. Aimbots (depending on the actual one being used and the settings being used) snap to the target and hold/lock onto a certain point while people using a trackpad will only 'snap' but won't be able to lock on or even smoothly follow a target.
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 1:09 pm
by Mandalor
A§H»WillRok wrote:This is the mouse that I have right now:
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I wouldn't recommend getting a R.A.T. gaming mouse though especially if you have small hands. I got it because I wanted a mouse that I could customize to fit my hand and I needed a heavier mouse.
This one is rather popular and relatively cheap.
link
I'd recommend you get that one if you are gonna buy a gaming mouse.
HOLY flippen cows!!! That RAT mouse is huge!!!!!

Dang my hands might be normal size I guess, but now my mouse feels really small

I gotta start thinken of buying a better mouse
-Mandalor
Re: Our Greatest Rivals
Posted: August 10th, 2013, 1:23 pm
by A§H»WillRok
I tried using my old wireless mouse after using this R.A.T. for a month or two and it felt like I was using one of those mini laptop mice. If you can't palm a basketball I'd say your hands are definitely to small for a R.A.T. mouse.