Honor Rules. Love em or hate em.

[Urban Myth]

I personally hate them. I just got booted from a game of Halo on Halo for using the sniper (the long circular track where humans drive mongueese along the track and the zombie gets a SNIPER and rockets). I message the party leader "WTF?" and he says "no using the sniper." I've never liked "honor rules" but he had an option to make it so you spawn with a rocket and no sniper. It's just comeplete stupidity in my opinion.

[rusty eagle]

Originally Posted by X2SheaX

I personally hate them. I just got booted from a game of Halo on Halo for using the sniper (the long circular track where humans drive mongueese along the track and the zombie gets a SNIPER and rockets). I message the party leader "WTF?" and he says "no using the sniper." I've never liked "honor rules" but he had an option to make it so you spawn with a rocket and no sniper. It's just comeplete stupidity in my opinion.

Some games require honor rules. Clue, Tremor Blast, and Cat N' Mouse all require honor rules to play properly. That party leader was just lazy and couldn't be bothered to fix it. If I were in your case, I would have gone for the overkill. :)

[the other dark]

Rockets are more fun anyways on that game.





Basically rusty said the truth.

[RightSideTheory]

Obviously anybody would hate them, and you would try to not use them if you didn't have to.

But sometimes they are a necessary evil.

[Urban Myth]

Originally Posted by rusty eagle

Some games require honor rules. Clue, Tremor Blast, and Cat N' Mouse all require honor rules to play properly. That party leader was just lazy and couldn't be bothered to fix it. If I were in your case, I would have gone for the overkill. :)

I know for certian games it's understandable but yeah in my case the leader wasn't lazy, just stupid. =)

But I'm also talking about games like "cops and robbers" where you get booted for killing... in infection... the game where you're suppose to infect... infecting requires killing... see what I'm getting at?

By the way I killed him and got booted. So no overkillage =/

[RightSideTheory]

Originally Posted by X2SheaX

I know for certian games it's understandable but yeah in my case the leader wasn't lazy, just stupid. =)

By the way I killed him and got booted. So no overkillage =/

Shoot faster next time ;]

Oh, and play with better people.

[Urban Myth]

Originally Posted by RightSideTheory

Shoot faster next time ;]

Oh, and play with better people.

Or a better game =)

I like my simmilar version of the game better haha.

[Sotha Sil156]

I only understand and like (sometimes) honour rules when they are used to expand gameplay beyond the basic boundaries implemented in Halo. They are what I would call thinking outside the box. But when they are used in the said case as mentioned in topic and title post, we can in no way be in better accord.

[Blazeinator]

I'm not a fan of honor rules, because for me i have IRL friends that never follow them, but I cant exactly boot them cause I need them for a game. So I have to use a little muscle for enforcing them, which sometimes does the trick. But if there is no way to avoid them and they take more effort to break then to just play by the rules, then I'm ok with them.

[Dow]

Originally Posted by X2SheaX

I personally hate them. I just got booted from a game of Halo on Halo for using the sniper (the long circular track where humans drive mongueese along the track and the zombie gets a SNIPER and rockets). I message the party leader "WTF?" and he says "no using the sniper." I've never liked "honor rules" but he had an option to make it so you spawn with a rocket and no sniper. It's just comeplete stupidity in my opinion.

I am assuming that either you, or the party leader was in a party? If so I have no sympathy. It's the main reason I hate microsoft's "parties" because EVERYBODY is always in a party and unable to talk to you.