The worst part is not that the Halo Show exists.
The worst part is that people like it. That people think it’s the ultimate “Halo” experience.
It’s not! It’s very bad. It’s not Halo. It’s shit.
Having next to no knowledge of the fallout universe or lore, this show FEELS competently put together. The world feels genuine, the actors seem invested, and it feels like the showrunners give a shit.
Meanwhile I was cursed to be a Halo fan.
This is the kind of thing I want to see from Halo Campaigns in the future
Like I said in my last video, this is precisely how I imagined Halo’s story would be post-H3 - humans working and fighting alongside allied Elites and more, all centre stage in the story
I don’t understand in hindsight how anyone had (or still has) a problem with Palpatine’s return, legends or canon.
The biggest master manipulator in the entire galaxy having multiple dark contingency plans to attempt to maintain power, destroy secrets, and eventually return
@MintBlitz
IMO it needs to cleanse it's identity via a big refresh. It needs to get rid of everything that reminds the users of year one, and add classic maps.
New intuitive UI, Social Features (Lobbies, Proximity Chat, Social Ranks), and a Fresh User Experience.
Here's an example I made.
That being said, I really don’t like the Halo Reach/5 style of invulnerable teammates that just sit there and act as sponges.
The thrill/fun comes from trying to be better so I can SAVE the marines.
I feel like Halo's combat is at its best when you are following a squad of marines through a level/they follow you, using the same vehicles you use and giving you a sense of comradery with your fellow soldiers.
infinite has MGSV-like mini outposts yet no stealth, huge missed opportunity. we need more halo stealth and idc if it's not "chief's way of doing things"
@Plasmaposting
Literally watched landfall this morning taking a shit because it popped up in my recommended. For this “show” they literally just looked at the game covers and wrote some random shit down
@Lunnzies
Please elaborate. Because in the main canon the forerunners, a civilization light years more advanced than us, spent thousands of years searching for one and could not find one.
Please explain to me why it makes sense in the main canon
Twitter is fucking wack because you can have a banger tweet but then one of your best friends can reply with a picture of some ducking fruit and ratio you
While the art of
@SicknessGame
has grown so much, going to use this to show how my skills as a programmer have grown.(3yrs)
I contributed < 2% to the image on the left. (Thank you
@Mr_Admirals
)
On the right is 90% my implementation of the
@RingworldAlpha
method. (Online co-op)
A hill I will die on is that RPGs are the worst genre of video games ever created. They cater to the worst group of video game players. These are the exact people that shoot fruit in Halo Infinite and say that it’s a bad game because the fruit doesn’t explode correctly
Exploring a random apartment in
#Starfield
, and this level of interactivity is next-gen. This should be the benchmark for developers striving to make immersive locations, Less window dressing and more interactive spaces that push realism to the next level.
Ah yes
- Halo CE that only had local area network multiplayer
- Halo 2 that had like 13 campaign missions??
- Halo 3 ODST TOP TO BOTTOM PVE INCLUDING A NEW SYSTEM TO THE BLAM ENGINE SO THAT THEY COULD RENDER LARGE LEVEL CHUNKS AT RUN TIME (plus.. firefight with like 8 maps)
@RowanAGallagher
Absolutely not, PvE was never a focus of Bungies games or 343s outside of the campaign. I really don't get why Halo fans have this absolutely weird need to bend over backwards to defend them from shit that doesn't even need defending. It's a want that's grown with the franchise..