So, how was it for you? Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve taken to Reach like a Spartan-obsessed, sun-deprived mentalist. Bungie’s Halo swansong is the first online game I’ve really found myself losing hours to since Battlefield 2 on PC over five years ago. Why is this, you ask? Well, partly because, unlike every other shooter that is on the line, I’m not shit at Reach. And secondly, well; I’ve just found folk in matchmaking to be helpful and fun to play with. Anyhoo, how are you getting on with it?
Above: Awww shucks, brings a tear to the eye seeing a team working together, eh?
Feel free to tell us how you’re enjoying the campaign, multiplayer matchmaking and Forge in our comments section. But before that, I’ll elaborate a bit on why I’m forgoing such trivial necessities as meals, natural light and physical movement to get my Spartan up to the rank of Captain.
Above: Now that's teamwork
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