Whether it is a multiplayer, a solo, or an FFA, your position during the game can totally turn the tables. It is rightly said that if you are a good player, undoubtedly you will find yourself in a good situation. Anyone can shoot and kill easily, but to do it flawlessly and without taking damage is the mark of a pro Halo 3 player. This is the fine line between the veteran and the elite. Your kill to death ration can increase substantially, if you ensure that you are in an optimum position throughout the game.

During a neck-to-neck game, you must consider the following points to gain advantage:-

Location – It is the one of the most important aspect. You must be in an adequate location depending on where your team members are and where your opponent is. You must be able to make a quick move in case of a sudden charge by your opponents.

Shield – Your location should also be in synchronization with your armor, i.e. do not be in a face to face fight, if you cannot resist the damage received.
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Communication is an Ace

Keeping the common communication apart, you must tell about your real life situation to your teammates. Things which can affect or disrupt you in-game practice, should be told to the team members immediately, so that such a situation does not arise where members start losing trust on you.

When you practice with your team, ensure that special calls and messages are practiced every time, so that during a match if anyone gives a call, the team should know exactly how to respond.

Formulate a Game Play

First of all, you must be serious about your team and its practice. If you get time and the whole team isn’t available, then you should start a new game yourself and try strategies and ways to improve your dexterity in the game. Although over practicing is bad, under practicing can be worse, so don’t be afraid to go on the “geek side” a bit.

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With the release of Halo 3, Bungie has now completed the Epic Halo Trilogy. Halo 3 concludes the tale for Master Chief and his alien sidekick Cortana. Bungie has certainly upped the ante when they made the final installment. A lot of the components of Halo 3 are familiar to old previous player, although some of the new weapons and terrains take some getting used to. In Halo 3, the Normal levels are easier than in Halo 2. This is because of Bungie’s effort to reach an audience of casual players. So, we suggest that if you have played Halo in the past (even in a Normal Level) try to challenge yourself and play Legendary or Heroic.

New challenges abound in the world of Halo 3. If you are new to the game or just haven’t played in a while, you are bound to start of your experience by dying frequently. To help you along, here are tips on surviving Halo 3:

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