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Ihateusing2.5 · #1 (**permalink**) 02-19-2006, 02:13 AM

Something I found thats really cool, for halo 2 fans of course.
I recieved 40 points and am a Renaissance Man.

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Was searching my computer... and noticed this. I completely forgot I had saved it. So I thought I'd bring it back as well. Another peice from the very small "Old Forum Archives"

This is the Halo 2 Personality Quiz that our very own Stumanji wrote for us all to enjoy. So let us enjoy it once again.

The Halo Personality Quiz

1. At the start of the match, you immediately break for your favorite weapon, only to have another player step in front and take it. You respond by:
A – Sticking a grenade to their back, then picking up the weapon when they die.
B – Giving them a lecture about how they better put the weapon to good use,
C – Letting it slide. You can find another weapon and still kill effectively
D – Staying close to them and taunting them for how bad they’re doing with it. When they die, you pick it up and promise a good show.
E – Assuming they’re better off with it. You can help the team in other ways.
F – Forget about it and jump in the nearest vehicle and drive around like a maniac.

2. Midway through a CTF Game, your teammates snag the flag, and are about half way back to the base when they are killed. Seeing this you:
A – Make sure your sniper rifle fully loaded and get the flag into view. From here you’ll patiently snipe people out of harms way.
B – Hop into the gunner seat of the Warthog and shout out retrieval directions at your teammates, often berating the driver for lousy skill behind the wheel.
C – Make it to the flag one way or another, whether on foot or in the passenger seat of a warthog. You kill two or three enemies, but die as you get to the flag and feel a bit of failure in this act.
D – Grab the flag, but die seconds later. When you respawn you demand explanations from your teammates as to how and why you didn’t get back-up.
E – Do your best to get the flag back and please your teammates. You give up your weapon to another, more skilled player, and offer to drive the ‘hog.
F – Run into the fray and get killed instantly…. But you got really close to the flag, and your death was pretty cool.

3. In waterworks assault, your teammates find you:
A – Either in the wraith, bombarding the other team racking up kills, or with the sniper rifle picking off enemy after enemy, no matter the situation.
B – Constantly directing them over teamspeak. You spend most of your time in transit to the enemy base and praising or lecturing your teammates.
C – All over the place. Clearing out the base on defense, boarding the enemy’s wraith, defending the bomber, driving the warthog. Doing one job is too boring, you like variety.
D – Speeding off in the Banshee to get the rocket launcher and Sword. Unless of course you have the sniper rifle. In that case, they’ll find you at the top of the level, Banshee by your side, raining sniper bullets on enemies heads.
E – Carrying the bomb, guarding the bomber, driving the bomber ect. You know you wont kill every player you come across, so you do your best to get to victory in other manners.
F – Waiting to respawn. You got killed(oh well), but your having fun talking trash and lunging with the sword. You cant wait for those 10 seconds to be over so you can try driving that wraith tank.
4. In Coagulation Neutral Bomb assault, you see the enemy dropping into your base with the bomb, and you see that your teammates are all dead. It’s a long run to the base, but you might make it in time. You instinctively:
A – Reload your sniper rifle and make it to the center of the map. The bomb will be armed no matter what, so you may as well get to the middle and wait for fresh meat.
B – Take ten deep breaths while you gather your thoughts as to how your teammates could have possibly failed to defend the base in such grand fashion. Idiots!
C – Do your best Ray Allen impression and toss two frag grenades as best you can through the opening in the roof while moving as fast as you can to kill the bomber. You probably wont make it in time, but its worth a try
D – Ignore it. Your too far away, and you need more rocket ammo anyway, so you head for that instead
E – Apologize for not being in the base and graciously accept all the blame for letting them get past you, even though your not at fault. You jump in the warthog, saying “We’ll get the next one!”
F – Run to the base. You don’t hold any hope that you’ll kill the bomber, but you could always use more ammo, and the teleporter will put you closer to the new bomb once it respawns. And clubbing people with that bomb is super cool!

5. In a Lockout Single Flag CTF game, you’re the play that is:
A – Slicing players up with the sword and keeping your self distant from that death magnet The Flag.
B – Organizing a strategy with those players that will listen to you, attempting to teach some newer guys the shortcuts that make the flag captures a bit easier.
C – Fighting your way to the flag, alone or with a friend. You accept that you’ll die with the flag most likely, but there is no honor in not trying.
D – Camping up on the sniper platform , picking off enemies that are defending the flag. Even though it looks clear you aren’t moving for the flag. Your teammates will take care of that much.
E – Dying, repeatedly, with the flag in your hands. Each time you get it a few feet closer to home.
F – Repeatedly falling off the ledges or blowing up the exploding canisters, taking outrageous leaps of faith, hoping to find a new shortcut, and laughing all the while.

6. In a slayer game on Beaver Creek, you’re:
A – Holding the rocket launcher and the sniper rifle on top of the arch.
B – Dual Wielding, comfortably behind two alien/human shields(your teammates). You lecture them the importance of staying together
C – Finding weapons that make you comfortable. Anything that will give you a chance to kill the other guy before he kills you.
D – Grabbing the overshield every time it appears.
E – Doing your best to not die every 10 seconds. If you don’t get the kill, your equally happy if one of your teammates picks off the injured enemy.
F – Playing with the boulders

7. When it comes to piloting vehicles, you like:
A – The Wraith/Scorpion. Powerful and rugged. You’ll likely get a dozen kills before they take you out, IF they take you out.
B – The Banshee. Swift and agile. You enjoy this vehicle because you get a good look of the playing field , which allows you to guide your teammates.
C – The Warthog. Versatility on wheels. This is your vehicle because it is so versatile for you. You can run players down, or man the turret and lay down some fire. And the passenger seat beats walking.
D – The Ghost. Small, but deadly. This is your vehicle because it can kill from medium range, and its quick enough to get out of harm’s way. It’s also the quickest way to get to your favourite weapons.
E – The Warthog. Delivering a victory. You ride in the warthog because it’s the vehicle that decides the game. Flag and Bomb carriers rely on this vehicle’s passenger seat, and the sense of teamwork flows strongest on these 4 wheels.
F – All of them! The Banshee’s barrel rolls, the Wraiths mortar, and the warthog’s power slide are so fun to control. You’ll take whatever you can get.

8. Half of your team quits the CTF game on Coagulation, so you:
A – Find a good nest with the sniper rifle, and try to get as many kills as you can.
B – Try to rally the remaining players to an underdog victory. How glorious.
C – Stick it out. You may not win, you may die a lot, but your not a quitter.
D – Quit. To *** with this. You not going to die 30 times for no reason.
E – Try to win with what you have, doing whatever your team needs you to do.
F – See how many shots you can fire before the game is over. Your best is over 7 000 rounds.

9. You lost 2-1 in a single flag CTF game on Headlong. You feel:
A – Happy. You had the most kills, most medals, and least deaths.
B – Frustrated. You couldn’t get the team to follow your lead, and the chaos was your downfall.
C – Unsatisfied. You did well in every category, but victory would have been nice.
D – Upbeat. Everyone, on both teams, knows your name, thanks to your in-your-face attitude, and constant reminders on how good you did.
E – Bummed. You tried your best to help your teammates in any way you could, but it wasn’t enough.
F – Indifferent. It’s just a game. You win some, you lose some. As long as it was fun, then it was worthwhile.

10. The essential key to a team’s victory is:
A – You getting your best weapons. The rest of the team will need your kills.
B – Working as a team. Communication.
C – Being well balanced with weapons and knowledge. Knowing where your needed.
D – Getting the f*** out of your way. You’ll take care of the rest.
E – Sacrifice. Kills mean nothing in a team game.
F – Having fun while you play. Team that have fun don’t fall apart.

Calculating your Halo 2 Profile

For each question, score points based on each answer you provided:
A – 6 points
B – 5 points
C – 4 points
D – 3 points
E – 2 points
F – 1 point

Add your total of points together to find your Halo 2 Personality Profile Number. Read the profile where your number falls to see your Halo 2 Personality Profile.

Your Halo 2 Personality Profile!

55 to 60 points
You’re a Stat-***. The most important thing to you, in any game, is that your kill-to-death ratio remains high. You’re happiest when you have the most kills, and the least deaths. Whether or not your team wins is only a minor detail. As long as you were the tops in every category, then you were the real winner. Your favorite teammate is the Role Player, and your least favorite is the Tourist.

45 to 54 points
You’re the Head Coach. You could be heard throughout the entire game on teamspeak, offering up strategies and demanding support from your teammates. You don’t often put up the greatest numbers in the Postgame Carnage Report, but that’s not important. The important thing is VICTORY, and you’ll do whatever it takes to get there. Your favorite teammate is the Role Player and your least favorite teammate is the Diva.

35 to 44 points
You’re a Renaissance Man. You’re good at everything, really good at most things, but not the best at anything. In the Postgame Carnage Report, your often near the top in most categories, including the objective categories(flags taken, ect), and it all comes natural to you. Your never found trying to pad your stats, you just do what you think will help your team win. For the most part, your influence on a game will go unnoticed by your teammates, but the other team will remember you. Your favorite teammate is the Role Player and your least favorite is the Stat ***.

25 to 34 points
You’re the Diva. You’re an excellent player, no doubts there, but you’re lack of support for your teammates often puts you on the outside. You tend to think every victory was your doing, and every defeat was on your teammates’ shoulders. You’re the loudest player, often taunting each fallen opponent, and you dominate the chatter during the Postgame Carnage Report. Players respect your skills at Halo 2, but otherwise find you intolerable. Your favorite player is the Tourist, and your least favorite is the Head Coach.

15 to 24 points
You’re a Role Player. You do anything and everything your teammates ask of you, knowing that it’d be best for the team. When other players ask for weapons, you’ll hand them over for the good of the team. You strive for victory, but you take most pride in being a great teammate. You’re annoyed that the Postgame Carnage Report doesn’t include categories such as Cover Fire, Sacrifices, Distractions, Wheel Man, as you tend to be the best for each. Your favorite player is the Head Coach and your least favorite is the Diva.

10 to 14 points
You’re a tourist. You’re there to have a good time. You enter each game hoping to be entertained. Victory isn’t a factor and stats are for nerds. You just want a good, entertaining match, full of laughs and excitement. Your care-free attitude is uplifting for most players, but your lack of dedication puts of the more serious gamers. You often find the Postgame Carnage Report’s trash-talk session to be childish and silly. It is just a game after all. Your favorite player is the Role Player and your least favorite is the Stat-***.

Lil13lazin · #2 (**permalink**) 03-18-2006, 11:28 AM

ACK i dont wanna be a HEAD COACH it sounds lame

johnnyoo · #3 (**permalink**) 03-18-2006, 11:28 AM

ROFL I think this was posted before on these forums..