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Question: Which makes you better at halo3. Playing smart or having great aim?
playing smart.
great aim.
both but aim is more important.
both but playing smart is more important.

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« on: July 08, 2008, 03:58:04 PM »
Being good at halo3, do you think playing smart or aim is more important? How much more important is one over the other?

To me they are both very important, but I put the emphasis on playing smart. Halo skill is 75% smarts and 25% aim.
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« Reply #1 on: July 08, 2008, 07:57:13 PM »
I put both but smarts over aiming ability. When I play Raven I normally lose because he takes it slow and comes up behind me, while I just rush in. (I need to stop that.) I have been trying to play smart recently and I have been getting closer to his score and even beat him a few times. So while you may be able to 4-shot anyone, when someone comes behind you with a snipe and shotgun you are most likely dead.
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