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Call of Duty 4: - the M16 is the best weapon in multiplayer - never sprint around counters in multiplayer Halo: - the sniper rifle and shotgun make you the ultimate anti-personnel bad rear end in multipler - the AR is pretty good Halo 2: - the sniper rifle and shotgun make you the ultimate anti-personnel bad rear end in multipler - the SMG is useless unless you dual-wield with a Plasma Rifle Halo 3: - the sniper rifle and shotgun make you the ultimate anti-personnel bad rear end in multipler - the AR is pretty good - the SMG is useless unless you dual-wield with a Plasma Rifle Mass Effect: - The pistol is a loving stellar weapon. Using marksman you can fire almost as rapidly as an Assault rifle with none of the spread and, if it's maxed with achievements and upgrades to your character you can use it constantly. - You need to have a biotic on your team. Life, and other disabling abilities, can save your team and turn long fights into 20 second excusions by using it right in the beginning of a fight before any enemies can do anything. - If you plan on playing through your game multiple times, say three or more times, then don't invest any points in either Persuade or Intimidate. You can gain up to 4 points in each skill per playthrough, reaching the max 12 on your third time through. KoTOR 1 & 2: - Go all in. Either completely good or bad but don't go in the middle.
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MarciiS posted:FIGHT NIGHT ROUND 3 I find blocking low while rocking left and right is great when fighting the computer. You can quickly lean back if necessary and often you'll entice them to punch and miss and out of 2-3 punches you can almost always drop a vicious cross or uppercut of your own, which I'll do twice as much damage as a normal one. Work one side of your opponent's face. Choose either right or left and occasionally do a random jab throughout the fight. When you notice them rolling in pain with your punches on that side dish out some crosses to that side to open up a cut. When you see a trickle of blood just loving rip it open by tossing out lots of jabs. While it'll almost never stop the fight open cuts will do extra damage when hit. Also work your opponent's body if they're faster than you. Always, always, always work the body. It'll get them tired and slower. Plus the computer, I've found, prefers to lean back to avoid blows allowing you to almost always pop the occasional low uppercut and having it land.
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