Because The Seventh Column had always been a myriad of ages. We have the ancients who for all we younger dudes know have been around since the dawn of gaming. They know far more than any of do but their skills have waned with their age. Instead of training their precision with a gun they sharpen their wisdom ready to impart to a lucky newbie. You have the family mans gamer. A dad who grew up gamin and still loves to do it on his spare time. Skill level varies but mostly they are meh, they simply don't have the time to put in to be great but for this reason they like story oriented games more. You have the college student. I fit in here. A large amount of time to spend playing with other college students. In conjunction with playing with friends constantly that makes us pretty damn good at playing but you'll find that a lot of us are still little kids who love to troll. Then you have Team Teenage Angst who always need to try and look cool while playing. They have highest potential for being the best and highest amount do trolls. It's these -blam!-ers just say stupid shit for lols. Their amusement is your panties getting in a bunch. Finally you have the Baby Brigade. This is where I was when I first started playing halo/halo 2. Usually around 12-14 years old and always have an opinion to share. Can be really good at the game and a lot of them mimic the older kids in trolling because it's cool. That's the whole community. Literally every single segment is represented by a large amount of people. Usually you only have Younger kids and up into college kids because fast paved FPS don't usually attract older gamers. Bungie grabs all of them because they have fast paved and good story/lore progression. Bungie is good at achieving a diverse community due to their style of making games. It's why I consider them the best.