Maestro

'M is technically not a Missingno, as it occupies slot 0 in the game's Pokemon list, whereas Missingno occupies slots between 1 and 190 not occupied by a real Pokemon. Also, it evolves into Kangaskhan. My favourite has to be 94, including glitch Pokemon. Not including glitch Pokemon, I'm a stickler for Haunter and Dragonair.

Please note that this is just a fan-made community and not their official website. Give Halo Waypoint a try after checking your Xbox's internet connection and your router. If a solution cannot be found at the Waypoint, try playing again later. Some days the servers purr like a kitten, other days you're lucky to have your Spartan respond to your controller within a second of a button being pressed. Also, what other information do you have regarding this issue? Is your Xbox hooked up directly to the internet, or does it use a wireless adapter? If it is wireless, how far away is the Xbox from your router?

I was able to hook up my iPod and play music off of it with no problem unless it was a protected file bought from the iTunes store. These are often spotted with a little padlock on the corner of the icon or are actually .mp4 files.

Pulse Grenades may look cool and sound mean, but their bark is worse than their bite. Another good use for them is blocking a doorway, and that's about it aside from lobbing them at active hills in KOTH. There's probably some creative way to use them in a minigame, but I haven't tried anything with them yet.

What's worse is when people chase you with Kill Balls or spawn a Grid and squish you or launch you far away... like me... Basically, don't tick me off in forge. The guilty never go unpunished.

The DMR may send its rounds out faster than the BR. Higher speeds equals higher damage. That's why a car crash at 60mph is highly fatal whereas a 15mph crash is considered a fender bender.

Ragequitting is a bad habit to get into. One can rationalize it as much as they want to, blaming lag or uncooperative teammates, but all in all, it's still ragequitting. And if you're like me and don't like Rooster Teeth's Rage Quit series, then you do not want to be a rage quitter.

Action 52 + Halo = BLASPHEMY

The DMR is a specialized long-range gun, and performs that job quite well. It is exceptional at long-range, yet somewhat fails at close-range, as long-range weapons should. Take the Binary Rifle for example. It is extremely powerful, yet is balanced by a laser which gives away its position when scoped in and is horribly inaccurate when fired from the hip. The Battle Rifle is more of an all-purpose weapon, a jack of all trades useful at most ranges. At long-range it starts to peter out, though is more useful at mid-range and can hold its ground at close-range. So while it can be dangerous at closer ranges, all weapons get dangerous at that range except for snipers since it's easier to hit targets that are in close proximity. But, while it may be a jack of all trades, it is a master of none. And keep in mind that every weapon can be overpowered in the hands of a skilled user.

11. Dropping dead on the bottom floor in the fight against Tartarus.

Cooliest, I hope you become the muscly armed paper boy that brings everyone the good news! [/Herbert voice] And Church, don't let your power go to your head! (although from what you're typing in the Shoutbox at the moment I'm writing this, I think that ship's already sailed) You are both credit to team! Way to go, guys! .

I have to go with Halo 3. It was the first one I finished all the way through, had a nice number of fun yet challenging vehicular segments, competent allies, and had a lack of invincible hostile Elites from Reach.

Happy birthday to the game that started rendering Marines useless! All in all, I liked Halo Reach, but it took itself way too seriously, nerfed Marines (they were far better in Halo 3, and even then they got murdered easily), and made Elites invincible in a fistfight.