Nytt avsnitt av Red vs. Blue (Miniserie)

Wallpaper: http://i.imgur.com/l1VC9.jpg

Download: http://halo.bungie.org/misc/halo_LPicons_1.zip

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Ursäkta om tråden inte blir uppdaterad så ofta, har 4 andra sidor att uppdatera också. Så det kan hända att jag glömmer bort någon sida.

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Gametrailers avsnittet är uppe nu!

http://www.gametrailers.com/episode/gametrailers-tv/102?ep=102

Spoiler! Dom kommer visa en ny bana från kampanjen.

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Stores Breaking Street Date for Halo Reach Already

When it comes to Halo games, fans are going crazy when it comes to stores selling it early. With Halo Reach coming in just a couple of weeks, it seems that some retailers are already breaking the embargo.
According to our anonymous tipster, an unnamed retailer is starting to sell Halo Reach. It is not clear as to what retailer is selling it. To someone that sent us this picture, we hope you don’t play it yet online as Microsoft will surely ban you for playing a pre-release. It doesn’t matter if you get it legit at a retail store.
Halo Reach is expected to release this September 14th. Check back with us at the day of release for our EXCLUSIVE coverage.

Bungie Clarifies What They Mean by Punishing

When we posted up the Halo: Reach news a few weeks back, talking about how the Seattle based developer would be looking to punish "habitual quitters" in Halo: Reach next month, to say that some people took that news badly is quite possibly an understatement.

“People freaked out, yeah,” Bungie's Community Director, Brian Jarrard, told X360A at Gamescom this year, insinuating that it was much ado about nothing.

Looking to clarify just want he meant by that, Jarrard gave us some insight as to what they class as habitual quitters and how they plan to stop it.

“We know life happens,” said Jarrard, "Sometimes you have to quit, sometimes your power goes out, sometimes your internet is interrupted... it’s going to be distinctly not penalising those people.”

“These are the people who just jump into a game and immediately quit repeatedly,” he continued, “And show a repeat behaviour for a specific amount of time, so we can really accurately can say “All this person’s doing is quitting, giving someone else a bad experience,” or trying to somehow manipulate and boost our ratings system. To me they’re like trying to delevel somebody, or try and help boost somebody else.”

“You know, we’re going to be very careful about that and I have to say initially, we’re probably going to be really loose and lenient until we start to hone in more and more, as we get more and more data and start to build more of a history. We’re always going to err on the side of caution because we don’t want to penalise people unfairly.”

When pushed for more specifics, Jarrard declined to delve any deeper, but commented, “ I mean I did see that, it created quite a ruckus.”

A ruckus? That's quite an understatement as well... maybe I should have underlined habitual and made it size 40 font...