If you have a shotgun they aren't as bad.

In Halo: Combat Evolved, the flood are extremely easier for some reason. Like on the Library all you had to do was have them see you and then wait behind a corner with the shotgun. Honestly in that game I had a harder time with the Covenant. :roll:

Also in Halo: Combat Evolved, the Infection Forms, when they blew up from being shot, they killed a lot of the other Infection Forms around them. But then when I played Halo 2 and encountered the Infection Forms, when shot, their blast radius was noticeably smaller. Hence, they did not kill as many Infection Forms around them. Meh.

Or are u just out for thesense of accomplishment since ur good at nothing else and u rush through games so u can get to the next?

I really take my time when I buy a game, in oblivion, I took alot of time just staring at their sunsets, or just walking isntead of riding or riding on the paths, in gears I did the same, I walked to create the feeling that ur on a mission, that u know where ur going, u just save up some energy and not just frantically run around killing things when they pop-up, sort of like in saving private ryan, in real war there was probably alot of walking involved. This might be cause of my hectic lifestyleoutside of gaming but still, does no one get what I'm saying here? Another example though, in open-world racing games, i just wanna drive around obeying traffic laws sometimes listening to my soundtracks, but physics adapted for speed and fast cornering don't really allow that.

There's just so many ways to enjoy a game, surely someone must agree, but even if u don't, pls tell me why, I wanna hear how YOU enjoy your games.

Keitarourashima

When I'm playing a game. I find myself just observing all the scenery and architecture in the game.