BeckoningZebra1

That controller... Watching the NFL at 60 FPS, Just another reason why Xbox>Playstation

*ignites lightsaber* "I will do what I must..."

Better late than never, Welcome to the forums! I'll be honest, there's something about you. Staff may need to keep an eye on this guy...

Happy Joinday D_D! It's good to know we have a moderator like you to keep us and the forums safe! Now to any of you members reading this, I think it's important to take note of what I'm about to say about young Daniel turning 2 years old: The terrible twos are a normal stage in a person's development characterized by mood changes, temper tantrums and use of the word "no." The terrible twos typically occur when the child begins to struggle between their reliance on adults and their desire for independence. One minute a child might be clinging to mom or dad, and the next he or she is running in the opposite direction. While the terrible twos can be difficult for parents and caregivers to navigate, keep in mind that 2-year-olds are undergoing major motor, intellectual, social and emotional changes. Their vocabularies are growing, they're eager to do things on their own, and they're beginning to discover that they're expected to follow certain rules. However, most 2-year-olds still aren't able to move as swiftly as they'd like, clearly communicate their needs or control their feelings. This can lead to frustration and misbehavior — in other words, the terrible twos. If your child is in the midst of the terrible twos, expect that you'll occasionally lose patience with each other. Try to stay calm, however. When your child has a temper tantrum, offer comfort or ignore the behavior. Try to limit your use of the word "no." Instead, use other forms of discipline, such as redirection or humor. Also, consider avoiding challenging situations — such as going shopping during your child's nap time — and be sure to praise your child for appropriate behavior. By accepting the changes your child is going through and showing him or her love and respect, you'll help your child make it through this difficult stage with confidence. Now that we've settled that, lets partaaay!

I'm missing my helping hand award as well. Also may I suggest that the "Top 15" award on the awards page be updated to the one the members that the members in the last "Top 15" choosing were given Awards Page: Member's profiles:

Great wrap up D_D I saw most of these in the month of December but I can't believe I missed the featured map. I can't wait to get a lobby together and play this map!

1. Halo: Reach- My first Halo game ever. Reach is what ignited my passion for Halo and what drove me to hunt down the other games on this list. I think my favorite part of Halo: Reach was the campaign. I loved playing as my own Spartan and fighting an alien race on a planet far away. 2. Halo 3- Actually the last Halo game I bought/received. I heard all about the hype surrounding it, and it definitely lived up to it. Great campaign, very satisfied with the way it was ended, very hard not to put this in first. Halo 3's matchmaking was by far the most balanced in my opinion (and pretty much everyone else's too lol) I probably have my best Halo K/D in this game. 3. Halo 4- I was satisfied with the final version of Halo 4. This game really was great, but it was incomplete at launch and by the time it was what it was intended to be the fans had already sold their copies. I love Halo 4's campaign, has fun (sometimes unbalanced) matchmaking, excellent forge, and though it doesn't have firefight, it does have Spartan Ops. I think petsonally think Spartan Ops was a wonderful idea, not a perfect substitute and definitely not set up the way it needs to be in Halo 5, but a great game mode none-the-less. 4. Halo 2- I never got to fully partake in the famed Halo 2 matchmaking, but I most certainly loved the campaign. I loved the feeling of being the Arbiter and trying to understand how he thinks, and what he's going through as he does the hierarchs bidding. Probably one of the best cliff-hangars ever to finish the campaign too. 5. Halo: Combat Evolved- The first installment of one of the greatest video game franchises of all time, and it's last on my list?? Yes, while Halo CE started it all, it most certainly doesn't surpass what it's sequels managed to accomplish. Don't get me wrong, I loved Halo CE, just not more than the other Halo games. I didn't list all the Halo games as you can see, but I did rank the ones I have completed because those are the only ones I can give a good solid review and ranking. Also, very nice topic Uncookedmoa, very fun to respond to.

To add to today's gossip, I was banned. Red banned me because of #Totallyworthit

Welcome to the community Muggsy! I've never heard of you before now, but I really like the videos you posted. +1 Sub. Hope to see you around the forums

*Attacks Ranger alongside Anakin*

My most effective style is Soreso, which is also my first response in any situation. If the situation calls for more aggressive actions, I use Shien/Djem So.

He'd take it back.

If this problem persists and you still cannot access the Spartan Ops episodes, you may simply follow this Link as it will direct you to Halo Waypoint's YouTube channel, where you can access all of the Spartan Ops episode plus loads of other content. For your convenience I've linked all the episodes in the spoiler below:

That's not gossip...Everyone already knows this to be true.

Welcome back Doc!

Welcome to the community Jeff! I'm sure you'll enjoy it here, we have lots of fun, and always look forward for more people to have fun with us! Anyways, see you around the forum!

Name : Obi-Wan Kenobi Race : Human Weapon of Choice : A single lightsaber with a Blue crystal Styles : Soresu and Shien / Djem So How do you attack in most cases : Defensive, then if peace cannot be reached, "aggressive negotiations"

My real life friend, KinglyCash079 We play just about any game we can and have lots of fun. Most of the time we just go into one of the Halo's Forge mode with a goal to build something epic, but instead we accomplish absolutely nothing. Generally when we're finished there's 10 or so sniper spawns, rocket launchers, 2 massive bases and falling wharthogs.