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He used the what? He wouldn't tell me XD

@@oddbunchyeet28 so if you use the quick screen button (at least on Xbox) it brings up a menu when you are on the ship. You can go to the armory, mission board, and the mission start zone. It just teleports you there instantly.

@@oddbunchyeet28 I subbed btw. The Emperor Protects!

@@tylerschoen5643 Ah I see, Idk if you can do that on PC.

@@oddbunchyeet28 I’m not sure either

I did not know that, I've only ever played jedi academy :P

@@oddbunchyeet28 It was truly the olden days, before the prequels even existed! :)

@@jamriki I mean I'm younger then both XD

@@oddbunchyeet28 It's good the younger generations still enjoy some of these great games ^^

Actually halo 2 is the only halo game even close to the tunnel shooter description and even then, I wouldn't call it on rails. Halo CE and Halo 3 have huge wide open areas with vehicle combat etc, when halo ends up tunnel shootery its often at its worst, for instead CE's library is a a lot of tunnels, while open its very much on rails, its one of if not the worst level in the franchise. See I don't think the feature wasn't introduced because of balance, I think it was introduced because its an awful lot harder then you'd think it'd be. You have to program a behaviour in AI to see and pickup weapons from there fallen allies, elites don't naturally spawn with say shotguns, but they have to be animated none the less. The ai also has to decide whether picking up that weapon is worth it compared to the one its holding, so there's a hierarchy of weapons. The AI also has to then use the weapon properly, an elite picking up a sniper isn't a threat if its runs at you for example. UNSC allied AI picks up weapons in halo 3 when there unarmed, but thats about it. I honestly think the reason this isn't seen in more games is one, where going backwards as far as AI combat is concerned in games and two, in the past it alot of work and the halo games have always been quite rushed and ham fisted together, moreover there's less justification for covenant brutes using human weapons then there is banished. While I didn't go into the pathfinding, dogging and tactical awareness, its on par or better then CE, the AI in the series as far as base intelligence hasn't gotten much better since CE because CE's varied AI felt intelligent to fight without being utterly bullshit, I like my AI smart and responsive, not terminators that kill you in instants like say, halo 2 legendary jackal snipers. But yes, I am saying the AI is better because they can pick up weapons and do everything else they could do in CE and 3. There are instances in the video of dodging, flanking and use of cover. Modding AI picking up weapons in MCC with brutes and elites is a harder endeavour then it sounds and is an insult to MCC modders who have actually done it, like the person behind ultimate firefight. Halos engine is a bitch to use to begin with, entire new AI animations and behaviours are not easy. I am generally surprised how quickly people get enraged by a click baity title. I generally don't know what your trying to defend, saying a mechanic is better or more complex doesn't mean the game is better. Halo 2's story is the best in the series, that doesn't make its legendary run through any less of a slog.

Also just watching back through my own video, I made a joke about "theoretical viewers" saying exactly what your saying, to be frank that was because my videos don't get alot of traction but it was also to save your time XD

​@@oddbunchyeet28 I'm not defending anything, I'm stating that Halo Infinite AI definitely isn't the brightest AI of the franchise by a long shot. Sure, picking up weapons might be harder to code than what I say but I genuinely think it's probably the easiest part when programming an AI considering all the things it has to do in order for it to be functional... Infinite marines can't even drive! A feature present since Halo CE, which is definitely more complex (considering even the trilogy did it poorly but hey...better than straight up removing the option) than this. Regarding the fact that it could be a cut feature due to time costraints...well it could be but it's a guess same as mine so nobody can say who's right or wrong in that regard. If I had to express an opinion on which is the best AI I'd go for 3...for many reasons, but mainly because it has ALL the factions (flood, sentinels, humans, covenant and Elites, + flying and terrestrial vehicles for both friendly and unfriendly factions) with all of the enemies. Halo CE has probably the worst AI of the franchise, including Infinite and I actually think it's a lack of respect to even compare it to anything relatively modern. AKA Watch my 10 marines squad become a 4 man fireteam because they all kept shooting eachother and killed themselves.

@@thejeaker384 The reason marines can't drive is cause there player allies and its an open world. Enemies can be told to patrol or chase the player, marines don't know where to go as there is dozens of POI's that player could want to go to, it would have likely been more broken then usual had it been implemented, beyond that the marine AI didn't seem to be the focus and while that's a bit annoying I think that's worth it for more fun and interesting enemies, also no AI picking up weapons would not be the easiest part, there is no ease part when creating complex AI behaviours.

@@oddbunchyeet28 You could make the marine go to the nearest POI or have the player order to do it by placing a waypoint on the map, just like you can do in Running With Rifles (a very small indie game that has like 10 devs on it I think)....and these are just solutions I came up with thinking about it for 10 minutes... But hey man listen, there's no point in arguing. You have your opinion, I disagree with it, let's leave it as that. But let me introduce you to this video from a guy who actually works or used to work with AI : ua-cam.com/video/Z-xU96pAuqs/v-deo.htmlsi=y_yXKwan212i5iHz It's kind of a niche channel and it's an old video but still holds up. I found it very interesting the first time I saw it.

Yeah, that seemed to be a limitation of it being open world sadly.

Look, just cause I have 100 hours in the game doesn't mean I know what I'm doing XD

@@oddbunchyeet28 fair enough

I played it on ps3 originally, by that time the ps4 and 5 where a thing but like, family couldn't afford. I played the shit out of it and re5, actually 100% 5.

My main issue with FF14 is price to entry and race choices, human with rabbit ears isn't as compelling as a gremlin. Also I know nothing about FF so its seems way more intimidating them guild wars 2 does,

Yeah guild wars 2 has that effect, I have crippling ADHD, I play so many games so sporadically, so if the game can have itself flipped on its head when I come back I generally avoid playing those games cause fomo. Guild wars 2 is so constant and straight forward, the fact that I can take my time ironically means I play it more. And its got really good control options as I went into and its combat is straight forward unlike say WOW's. But that's really cool to here, glad they've find there MMO calling XD

LE? Also what do you mean Wow is better for non mmo players?

@@oddbunchyeet28 Everyone is free to play whatever he wants... this is my rank everyon can hate one or two mmorpg game.

@@dimitardimov5343I won’t play wow because of blizzard

Its as if this video and the people who watch it are all very biased XD

Many people quitted after panda

Quit Wow after Legion expansion and moved to Gw2. It's been many years since that happened and I'm still having a lot of fun. Among many great features my favorite is gear progression. No more gear grind per patch/expansion felt so good when started to play this game.

The fact that there was a swarmack later on caught me by surprise.

Definitely, good old action fun.

Enemies don't actually have that many I-frames outside of the odd scripted event. Everything else I agree with.

Your issue with brute chieftains is there whole stick. There mini boss enemies alla elite zealots in halo ce. The only enemies close to spongy are bosses and thats only really if your using the wrong weapon type against them. You are right in that they jump out of the way less often then say CE, where they do it constantly. I don't really think thats a bad thing as they have alot more anti-vehicles stuff like skewers and shock weapons. I mean halo ce only had like 3-4 weapons cov enemies could use, the flood could use human weapons and the most annoying ones weren't hit scan, they where RPG flood. It fits with the banished thematically that they'd use human weapons. Also the hit scan isn't that much of an issue for me, like you can still doge there shots and get behind them with a grapple hook. But yeah loopy back I genuinely think there smarter then any other halo game before, to be clear when I say smarter I mean how different AI behaves and fights is interesting and surprising, there no terminator which is something halo has always avoided for a reason.

I haven't finished it yet but lord it is. The gore is just, chiefs kiss. I love there portrayal of classic Romero zombies in it.

Oh definitely, it was hyped up to be the perfect resident evil, a game for everyone... it was not, but I still think it has merit and is far from a bad game.

Its stock music actually, from a site called productioncreate.com that I use for alot of audio and aftereffects plugins. The song in question is called "Rumble in the sewers" very much a stock name, but yeah it sounds really good for a stock song so thats why I used it XD

Yeah it does have that gears feel doesn't it. I'm excited to see it remind, cause like I think if they where to remake it they could make it a true resident evil game while also maintaining its quality action gameplay. Regardless I love it.

@@oddbunchyeet28 I agree that it should be remade but I really want a re5 remake first but that’s just me

Yeah I always found people calling Leons campaign the best a little weird, the first level can be very hand holdy on repeat playthroughs and the zombies just aren't as fun to fight as the javo.

@@oddbunchyeet28 Yeah - I always skip Leon's intro with the guy and his daughter on repeat playthroughs because it's just a slow walking segment with nothing going on.

I would, if the player population left wasn't the cream of the crop when it comes to RTS players. The people still in match making are very big fans of the game and RTS's and while I like both, I'm not great at either, only one out of the three of us is actually any good, but I'll think about it.

Thx

I mean thats fair, but in all honesty resident evil was going down the action route in re4 and was an action game in re5. So like, it was just following its own trend.

@@oddbunchyeet28 A lot of people that say that plainly make no sense to me. Because they almost always come across like their perceptions of Resident Evil is this extraordinarily scary franchise where serious horror vibes were always prioritized, despite the fact the developers since the series inception have gone through a lot effort to communicate a more cheesy/b-movie horror vibe through and through, with only ever increasing emphasis on the action horror aspect (which btw is totally a real sub-genre of horror that you're gonna feel hard-pressed when you find out Survival Horror heads refuse to acknowledge it's existence.) :| Before proceeding to use it as a justification for why they're "bad" at horror.

You returned :0 Thanks, really apricate it, was good to get back to finish the game, at least most of it, still got the dlc to do.

@@oddbunchyeet28 Of course! Tbh, you are a great content creator. I check sometimes your other videos, and even tho it's not the kinds of videos i personally would watch, they really seem fun! And hey, in this video you seemed little tired of the game. Don't force yourself to play and upload games you really don't want to. By playing what you want and having fun, you will grow naturally!

Oh I was getting frustrated with it a little bit, but there was other stuff going on during the period this chapter of the game was recorded. My dog was in his last days so I was actively looking after him in between clips of commentary and yeah. I did want to keep going with it, just was alot going on and besides rage can be quite entertaining XD

"Enemy going to grab a weapon, grapple it away" I get what your saying, but thats why I compared it to the batman arkham games, certain attacks will trivialize say shield enemies, but in the middle if a hundred other things (say a sniper and a brute charger out you) you have to think on your toes and prioritize targets, something being easy doesn't make it simple or unfun, or mean it lacks depth. The grapple hook makes infinite incredibly fun, movement wise and is needed on legendary, you will die out in the open in seconds on legendary.

@@oddbunchyeet28 I mean, I didn't even mention if you're in any unfavourable position at all the grapple allows you to retreat to practically wherever you want. I don't think giving the player a skeleton key answer to anything and everything that could be thrown at them in a sandbox based game where they should have to go and obtain power through the environment (alongside all the other infinite use equipment in the campaign) is very engaging or fun. I played through the campaign on heroic and got bored 1/3 of the way through. If the grapple had finite uses or was a weapon that you had to go and fight for it would push players into utilising more of the sandbox as a whole.

Same, enjoy it for what it is.

I did not know that, thats cool

Eh the sacrifice of it being an open world game

There learning XD

Yeah, I mean given its an open world game I'm glad 343 didn't bother cause, dear god imagine what the marines would be doing. I have memories of being driven of cliffs in reach and 3 and those games while open, are linear.

You can make it through the entirety of the The Ark on the back of a marine’s mongoose

That's due to it being open world, more over allied AI has had a history of bad driving. Ever let Kat drive in reach and get taken off a cliff? Can't imagine what crap it's do in an open world setting but alright l, correction "best enemy AI"

you're acting like the marines can do that in any halo game lol

@@Crusty783 I've had plenty of good drivers in Halo 2 and 3

@phoenixaffliction Not saying they can't do good, just that they've always been a little, untrustworthy with the wheel

The bosses aren't actually that spongy, they really just have stronger shields, so use plasma to strip shields. I honestly don't find it dull, then again I played on heroic and legendary, tbf these behaviors are a every few minutes thing, where as a grunt suicide rush or brute going berserk happens almost in every encounter. While the idea of grunts holding weapons like a grab hammer is entertaining it would also be too ridiculous given grunts body shape and size. The weapon sandbox isn't that bad, it has way to many precision weapons but, the raveger, heatwave, skewer, shock rifle, shock pistol, shock grenades, cindershot. Alot of banger weapons there,though the commando is rudundent, being a mix of BR and AR and being terrible at both l compared.

@@oddbunchyeet28 In the tutorial, the Commando was the only weapon I could not get a three star rating on. Halo Infinite does introduce the gravity mace, and the fuel rod cannons are way too big for the grunts to begin with, so honestly, I don't see why not. Far too much of the weapon sandbox is just grey or black, which contrasts heavily with the Covenants prior multi-coloured schemes, and makes it more difficult to tell what weapon is being used from a distance, but I'm guessing that's what the store is supposed to be for. I will admit the firing patterns of the weapons you mentioned are different, and reasonable additions to the sandbox--and in fact, the shock weapons really ought to have been their own thing from Halo 3 because the plasma pistol in contrast, was just too versatile--stripping shields AND disabling vehicles. However, again, far too many weapons were removed from the sandbox. I particularly miss the grenade launchers--the bruteshot, the plasma launcher, and the pro pipe. Yeah, for whatever reason the bosses on Normal had health bars the size of Tartarus and the Warden Eternal. Rockets to the face and sniper shots to the head did nothing. I think for the final brute chieftain I used a sentinel laser, and it still did nothing--and that guy didn't have a health bar. The overpowered shields for Elite bosses in Halo Infinite might be lore accurate--in the original lore, the Elites never showed up in the entire war except in the final stages, for 2552, when they'd identified the military hub (supposed homeworld) of humanity. Which explains why Reach got stomped. A bit odd, though, because that means Jackals must have been piloting the Banshees, with their superior eyesight, and Brutes and Prophets commanding the ships. You'd also think that the UNSC Infinity would have upgraded its arsenal entirely in the years since. I guess I'll try and bring more plasma along the next time I play, but the sheer imbalance between normal gameplay and the bosses felt like the game was glitched.

When it comes to the driving stuff, I legit don't see it, there fine, about the same as halo 3. They also love getting in vehicles, the elite that hit me in one of the clips got into my ghost to do that. I'm not saying this is the next halo 3, I was very hyper focused on the AI, which is something that hasn't really changes since 3.

I don't mind them but yeah, they are just kinda ported straight from 5

@@oddbunchyeet28 I can't stand em. The famous "Hunter Dance" is just completely gone. If you try to get behind them they immediately turn around. The red major hunter are the worst though. They have rapid fire blasters that dont indicate when they are about to fire.

Fun fact this is cause hunters were made in just 6 hours models and all. This is cuz hunters were never supposed to be in infinite and were originally these big crawling things called Goliaths. They sucked balls so 343 swapped them out 6 hrs before launch