However, that claim is based not on web surfing but a mix of real-world activities a given user might do throughout the day. Last year's iPhone X lasted 10:49 on the same test, despite claims from Apple that the iPhone XS was supposed to last 30 minutes longer. However, the iPhone XS lasted for just 9:41, which is slightly below the average. Get over yourselves, you aren’t better than anyone, you’re just you.The iPhone XS Max turned in a run time of 10 hours and 38 minutes, which is well above the smartphone category average of 9:48. I’m ranting because of how much I hate the haters who use Halo as a punching bag because they can’t just leave well enough alone and play the games they want to play without bullying a target type of gamer. A fun one with teamwork that sets up a great mood. It’s a sick way of thinking and I’m sitting here ranting about it not because that’s how much I love Halo, for me it’s just a game. Just like hipsters, non-Halo players feel instantly ascended from Halo players, as if not playing a certain game makes you better than those who do. I could go on but, the point is Halo just happens to be this generation of gamer’s target victim for people that want to feel special. The premise isn’t any more childish than anyone would have you believe, in fact it’s so un-childish that every single character in the last one DIES HORRIBLY. People get excited when the new games come out because they enjoy the series, so that isn’t a good argument because millions more people stood in line to buy the latest CoD. You don’t have any kind of proof that Halo defenders are angrier or more “fanboy” than anyone defending any other game, or even that there are more of them. Having said that, is a fanboy simply someone who defends the games they like? I’ve heard things like “well, Halo players are all little kids who just love master chief and raging” and my response is always the same. Everyone I play with enjoys the game but wouldn’t angrily defend it for any of it’s obvious flaws.

FPS hipsters are like the self-proclaimed king of shit, while you laugh at Halo, everyone else laughs at you.Īlso, I don’t understand the preconception that everyone who plays Halo is a “fanboy”. Hating Halo doesn’t give any kind of power to the FPS games YOU choose to play. Get over yourselves, FPS is the lowest, shittiest form of gaming, populated by little kids and racist buffoons. Lemmings gonna Lem, everyone else gonna play games they enjoy. What’s interesting is that I have yet to meet a Halo hater who can properly explain why they don’t like it without making every FPS out there sound stupid. This is just isn’t true for other FPS games.

It is a team game, one of the few FPS games that actually requires it. If you kill someone in halo, it takes some kind of attention span and dedication. Any fool can pick up a controller and get kills in CoD or Battlefield. The multiplayer is challenging and fun, and requires actual skill to excell at. It isn’t the most original story, but the way the music drives the mood and the plot is very unique. You don’t get to decide what criteria makes a game good or bad. You are all fools, Halo is a good game if the millions who play it enjoy it, period. The haters they pile up, and make people afraid to talk about games they like simply because of their popularity. I don’t even feel the slightest bit of remorse in saying that.

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