You've never played competitive CoD and I can definitely tell from your posts. I did have a halo pro from my school and I had a bunch of CoD and halo players they all told me gunskill and consistancy skills are needed more in halo while in CoD your team chemistry and setups needs to be really good, better than halo. I thought at first halo was more skill but after playing CoD and a little bit of halo I realized that both require the same amount just in different fields. I've discussed this with a lot of good CoD and halo players.
No, just no.
Setups are in all team shooters, so thats a really weak argument.
The main thing that seperates the skillgap from CoD & Halo is that in CoD you spawn with everything. In halo you have to be aware of the timers and weapon spawns. Players dont die instantly, 1 man standing around on 1 shot can make a major difference, there is no such thing as a 1 shot state in CoD because you die instantly when you're in the sights anyway.
Team work > Individual skill in Halo.
Also, theres no way that your friend has ever been a halo 'pro' because you're only just old enough to even get into the MK scene, Halo is older than your competitive history.
I've been to enough tournaments for Halo AND played enough CoD to understand the dynamics of each game. Halo is just that much harder, you have to be so much smarter and co-ordinated than CoD.
Team shot is actually relevent in Halo since people dont die instantly, in CoD it isnt anywhere near as much.
Apart from that, the Halo community has the ability to make the most competitve maps since they use forge, CoD players can only play with what theyre given, and most of the time its nowhere near as competitive as it could be.
I doubt you could name a single map on any CoD game that could compare to how good an average map from the Halo series was, like Narrows for example, and they DEFINITELY dont have anything that could compare to Midship.
