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How do you pick your games?
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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2023
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As a fan of FPS games, I prefer games which have a very high amount of depth and complexity either in terms of movement or shooting. That's the reason why I'm not a fan of arcade shooters like COD or Halo.
Mod support is also a decisive factor for me.
But I play Halo specifically for the complexity of movement. Because there are so many slow projectiles dodging becomes a possibility. And the grenades make it even more complex. Seems like kendo to me. Always meeting an opponent, tackling the same basic patterns in endless variations, the whole battle over in a couple seconds. It’s a deep game.
When I mean movement complexity I refer to arena shooter level of complexity and no, Halo is not an arena shooter.
I'm assuming you've tried titanfall 2? probably my favourite movement fps