HOW'S MY DRIVING MAY '11

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HOW'S MY DRIVING

Welcome to Singularity's community How's My Driving!

What is the HMD? The HMD is an optional meme in which players can receive concrit and feedback on how they handle their characters. Please remember to be constructive in your feedback; flaming will not be tolerated on this meme.

Please note that while receiving positive feedback is also nice, it's much nicer to know exactly why someone might think they're doing a good job. Try to be specific as possible, although there's no rule saying you have to.

Anon commenting is on for this HMD, although if this is a privilege and not a right, and may be taken away if abused. If you wish to participate, just comment with your character name, journal, and if applicable, any notes about your character you want to add. If you'd like, you can also link to your own personal HMDs.

Comments

[alaspooryork]

Eeee, thanks! My main concern with him is constant retcons from canon but as a DW player I'm sure you know how that is.

Haha, good. <3 If you're not a gamer, you could probably catch the Halo: Reach cutscenes on Youtube pretty easily....

[hisoldgirl]

oh god don't I know it

I'm quite fond of video games, I just ... have never really liked Halo. Which is sad because I think the mythology of it is interesting and the music is gorgeous, I've just never cared for the gameplay mechanics and osubguodbgs

[alaspooryork]

First-person shooters are definitely not for everyone! One of the fun things about Halo is because it's so huge, there's lots of supplemental canon like comics, novels, anime (hi O'Brien), etc. Emile's only in the game though...so far.

[hisoldgirl]

I keep telling myself to give the series another try, so we'll see if I can play through them, since I am interested in the storylines/etc.

[alaspooryork]

The cool thing about Reach is that it's a prequel, so you don't technically have to play the other ones to get into it - and there are some definite advantages, like levels that aren't huge copy-paste fests (thanks Halo 1).