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How do you play multiplayer in Halo 3?!
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andro1d
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3. October 2007 @ 05:39 |
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I've never played any Halo games before and I am very used to Call of Duty, how you go in a room and people join and you start your game. How the hell does Halo 3 work? Do you have to beat it first? I played a couple levels and try that matchmaking thing and get nothing.
Somebody help!
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AfterDawn Addict
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3. October 2007 @ 06:20 |
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there are about 2 other threads here about this subject. I would look at those because it is people trying to find other people to play Co-Op mode. Unlike most other games you can not just get on and join any game, you have to either start one and invite your friends list people, or recent played with people. Or join in a game of someone who is on those two lists and playing.
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andro1d
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3. October 2007 @ 06:24 |
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co-op? so is there a deathmatch or is it just co-op campaigning?
I tried to find other threads but a thousand pages pop up cuz of the original halo 3 chat, not gonna fish through all that crap heh.
Wii w/ wiinja and voice recognition software so I don't have to push a button to turn it on
Xbox 360 w/ 5,000GB HDD and external toilet function, toilet tank also works as small refrigerator
PC: Core850Duo 13,000,000,001GHz (OC to 485.5), Nvidia GeForce 10,000GT, 747GB Crucial Technologies Ram, 1-1,000GB, 2-800,000GB, 1-14,000,000GB internal HDD and 1-300,000,000,000GB External HDD, 300.1 HD audio
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kurupt_kw
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3. October 2007 @ 06:43 |
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It was confusing as hell to me at first as well. You just have to go into matchmaking. Once in there a map of the globe is shown at the bottom left of the screen. Above that you can pick what kind of game you want to look for. Then just go to "start matchmaking" and it will look for a game for you. You can't pick what room you go to it just picks a game for you. You know it's working when your name is at the top right and below it it says "looking for player".
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3. October 2007 @ 10:44 |
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theridges
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3. October 2007 @ 13:04 |
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ofcourse you can play matchmaking...
just go into matchmaking choose your game type and press start matchmaking...
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andro1d
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3. October 2007 @ 16:52 |
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still can't figure this crap out, it says 0 games and 0 players found when I do start matchmaking
Wii w/ wiinja and voice recognition software so I don't have to push a button to turn it on
Xbox 360 w/ 5,000GB HDD and external toilet function, toilet tank also works as small refrigerator
PC: Core850Duo 13,000,000,001GHz (OC to 485.5), Nvidia GeForce 10,000GT, 747GB Crucial Technologies Ram, 1-1,000GB, 2-800,000GB, 1-14,000,000GB internal HDD and 1-300,000,000,000GB External HDD, 300.1 HD audio
MSI 975X Platinum Power Up Ed. motherboard, Gigabyte Titanic case.
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3. October 2007 @ 17:02 |
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You have to wait for it to find games? Its called matchmaking.. Not insta-join
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andro1d
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3. October 2007 @ 17:12 |
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well I waited a couple minutes, what's a typical wait time?
Wii w/ wiinja and voice recognition software so I don't have to push a button to turn it on
Xbox 360 w/ 5,000GB HDD and external toilet function, toilet tank also works as small refrigerator
PC: Core850Duo 13,000,000,001GHz (OC to 485.5), Nvidia GeForce 10,000GT, 747GB Crucial Technologies Ram, 1-1,000GB, 2-800,000GB, 1-14,000,000GB internal HDD and 1-300,000,000,000GB External HDD, 300.1 HD audio
MSI 975X Platinum Power Up Ed. motherboard, Gigabyte Titanic case.
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3. October 2007 @ 17:58 |
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It depends on the gametype.. Like a minute?
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jerikh0
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3. October 2007 @ 18:34 |
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make sure its in "open party" so anyone can join
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