sure if you like to cheat its a great glitch, also it only takes 3-4 shots in the head to kill someone with a BR.

 

It did take 4 perfect shots in Halo 2 to kill someone with a BR. Now, if you do it absolutely 100% perfect you can occasionally get them in 4, but the majority of the time it will take 5-6 shots.

 

try it out you might be surprised i didnt believe it at first but it saved my ass a few times when i was gettin shot at 1st mlg players use this method and its more effective than plain headshots
edit: the glitches r just for fun i dont expect anyone to actually use them unless they really want to win. oh yeah i SHOULD have two or three special levels that u cannot find normally in my file share i think u can d/l them from the website again they are just for fun

 

takes 3-4 for me and i rock the BR all the time.

 

What you personally do doesn't matter. All that matters is what you place.

See below.

TrueSkill™
The TrueSkill ranking system is a skill based ranking system for Xbox Live developed at Microsoft Research. The purpose of a ranking system is to both identify and track the skills of gamers in a game (mode) in order to be able to match them into competitive matches. The TrueSkill ranking system only uses the final standings of all teams in a game in order to update the skill estimates (ranks) of all gamers playing in this game. Ranking systems have been proposed for many sports but possibly the most prominent ranking system in use today is ELO.
Ranking Players
So, what is so special about the TrueSkill ranking system? In short, the biggest difference to other ranking systems is that in the TrueSkill ranking system skill is characterised by two numbers:

• The average skill of the gamer (μ in the picture).
• The degree of uncertainty in the gamer's skill (σ in the picture).

The ranking system maintains a belief in every gamer's skill using these two numbers. If the uncertainty is still high, the ranking system does not yet know exactly the skill of the gamer. In contrast, if the uncertainty is small, the ranking system has a strong belief that the skill of the gamer is close to the average skill.
On the right hand side, a belief curve of the TrueSkillranking system is drawn. For example, the green area is the belief of the TrueSkill ranking system that the gamer has a skill between level 15 and 20.
Maintaining an uncertainty allows the system to make big changes to the skill estimates early on but small changes after a series of consistent games has been played. As a result, the TrueSkill ranking system can identify the skills of individual gamers from a very small number of games. The following table gives an idea of the average number of games per gamer that the system ideally needs to identify the skill level:
Game Mode
16 Players Free-For-All
8 Players Free-For-All
4 Players Free-For-All
2 Players Free-For-All
4 Teams/2 Players per Team
4 Teams/4 Players per Team
2 Teams/4 Players per Team
2 Teams/8 Players per Team
The actual number of games per gamer can be up to three times higher depending on several factors such as the variation of the performance per game, the availability of well-matched opponents, the chance of a draw, etc. If you want to learn more about how these numbers are calculated and how the TrueSkill ranking system identifies players' skills, please read the Detailed Description of the TrueSkill™ Ranking Algorithm or find out in the Frequently Asked Questions.
Matching Players
If you play a ranked game on Xbox Live, the TrueSkill ranking system will compare your individual skill (the numbers μ and σ) with the skills of all the game hosts for that game mode on Xbox Live and automatically match you with players with skill similar to your own. But how can this be done when every player's skill is represented by two numbers? The trick is to use the (hypothetical) chance of drawing with someone else: If you are likely to draw with another player then that player is a good match for you! Sounds simple? It is!

 

good times tonight boys

except for those last 4 games on construct :madr:

good luck with the rest of the night ... i got gf time to take care of

 

I went back through the videos to see what happened.

The girl thing, I hit her, she died, and Jae shot me from about 40 yards away, in the head, and since my health was blinking red, kill instantly, given to the girl.

The second one I was real pissed about was the Gravity Hammer one, and I hit him, the note popped up that he died, and then you hear his shotgun go off and kill me.

Failure.

 

:lmao:

Jae sniped though his own teammate to get to me during our separated games.

 

and i did it to get you the very next game h:

it was a clean snipe to ... jae headshot ... drew headshot


that mid air drew vs jesse battle was fun :lmao:

 

Sorry Chris :hsugh: