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| How Head"hunter" should be played... *video**long* | |
| Posted By: GodlyPerfection <godlyperfection@reachingperfection.com> | Date: 10/25/10 2:17 p.m. |
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Not a big fan of headhunter's gameplay? You know what kind of gameplay I'm talking about... "Hey look some skulls!!!"
Yeah me neither. Today Sotha Sil and I bring you a new experience for all Halo players. This, my friends, is how Head"Hunter" should be played:
So what do you see in the video? Well this a brand new innovative standard gametype, by two of the best gametype creators in Halo... Sotha Sil156 (mini game extraordinare) and GodlyPerfection (creator of Conquest and writer of THE Forge Lessons). We call it "Hoarders". Let me explain how this new gametype works to create a unique hunter/predator experience: The drop/collection point for skulls does not spawn until 10 seconds before the end of the three minute round and it covers the whole map so that where ever you are, your skulls will be collected. What this means is that you must hoard skulls until the end of the round in order to score points. All players have good camo as a trait and are equipped with a sniper, an assault rifle, and limited evade. Each player has no shields and low damage resistance, so it takes one shot with a sniper and no time with an assault rifle to kill someone. There's a catch though. Unlike in regular headhunter, there is no waypoint over a player's head telling you how many skulls they have. That means that you never know if you are in the lead or not. This creates a gambling effect that causes situations like the following: "Do I risk the 5 skulls that I have to go get more and improve my chances of winning? Or do I play it safe, camp, and keep my 5 skulls hoping others don't have more than me at the end of the round?" So a common question is, won't players just camp and wait around for players? Well the gametype encourages you to move around. First of all, if you have no skulls then you need to go get some. A normal 75 meter radar helps point you in the general direction those who are evading or moving too much. Then when you grab skulls your radar is taken away from you to make it difficult for you to know where players are, resulting in difficult camping. The "gambling effect" of not knowing if you are in the lead further encourages you to hunt for more skulls. And if you play it safe, you still have to be wary of your surroundings at all times because you never know who is going to want to hide in your hiding spot too. And since they have camo, they will still get the jump on you. It also helps that you have only 2 minutes and 50 seconds to collect skulls. Anyways, that is the gametype in a nutshell. It is a new, innovative, and unique way to play headhunter to make you feel like a hunter. This is just the basics... for the download link, the maps, strategies/tactics, and how to make your own maps work for the gametype please follow the link below. Enjoy my fellow Halo fans! Happy Hunting!!! | |
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