lol no man its no big deal it's just old news xD you aren't usually an xbox gamer clearly so don't sweat it >_>
like i understand your excitement and shit. I was really excited until I read they were taking away what made it special

This post was edited by Denied on Aug 12 2014 08:27am

I dont think so, they said they were going to keep the engine the same and just update the graphics.

Changing the graphics changes the physics which means some of the stuff you could do wont work. But new glitches will be most likely found.

Super hyped this game will consume my life

every halo i've ever played has had glitches its fun to find new ones why would I want to find the ones I already know about ? thats just like picking up halo 3 and pretending all the glitches in that game are new to me, as for the super bounce oh well one thing lost for the experience of a polished halo 2 online again ? I'll take that...

Changing the graphics does not change the physics. Upscaling a game can be as simple as downsampling and replacing assets. The engine responsible fore the physics can remain entirely intact.

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Agreed that physics won't change, but they already said the upscale can move some pixels around which were responsible for certain glitches like the Superjump.

I don't know what super jump is but sounds to me like that by Upscaling the graphics they are addressing a boundaries / collision detection problem. Point is that physics stay the same.

It was a quirky glitch where if you jumped down onto a very specific point while doing a crouch jump and releasing it perfectly on landing, you would bounce ~50 feet in the air and be able to land on top of structures otherwise inaccessible or in some cases get outside the map.

So many lols were had with those jumps.