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Watching that Joon the king video retrospective on Halo. Man what a blast of nostalgia
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We really need 343 to fuck off and someone who actually likes Halo to take over, but that's just pure unadulterated copiu m on my part.So are we:
A) Continuing on the installation in Infinite, with all of the flaws that entails, or;
B) Moving to a new setting, and explaining how the Chief and UNSC remnants unfucked themselves in multiple books?
There's no winning. We need a reboot.
Halo is dead at this point, there's no saving itWe really need 343 to fuck off and someone who actually likes Halo to take over, but that's just pure unadulterated copiu m on my part.
No, let the corpse rest in peace.We need a reboot.
"Were it so easy.
What's with them writing code of conducts in the third person? That is awkward as hell. Sea of Thieves did that as well. You're not "quirky" when you write legalese that way.343 has also decided to update theirCode of Conduct"Spartan Code". If you ignore the usual company mandated demands of niggerfaggot worship in their first commandment, 343 is pathetically asking their miniscule playerbase to not teabag and cheat anymore.
It's funnier with Sea of Thieves because they made a code of conduct for a pirate game.What's with them writing code of conducts in the third person? That is awkward as hell. Sea of Thieves did that as well. You're not "quirky" when you write legalese that way.
It's for the low-IQ niggercattle who can't read a document even if they had a gun pointed directly at their heads.What's with them writing code of conducts in the third person? That is awkward as hell. Sea of Thieves did that as well. You're not "quirky" when you write legalese that way.
They did it in halo wars 2 and then refuse to acknowledge it, though. I don't get it.>no plans to bring back the Flood
343 has also decided to update theirCode of Conduct"Spartan Code". If you ignore the usual company mandated demands of niggerfaggot worship in their first commandment, 343 is pathetically asking their miniscule playerbase to not teabag and cheat anymore.
Keep in mind that MCC (which at the time of speaking has twice as many players than Infinite on Steam at least) is just infested with skids using cheat menus, AFKers and quitters. So instead of actually doing something about this 343 has resorted to asking pretty-please-can-you-stop,.
It's like if they pinched their nose every time people bring up "classic" Halo guns and aesthetic.And in other puzzling moves from 343, they refused to bring back some of their most beloved sandbox additions to infinite. I'm a big sucker for LMGs so I was actually pumped to mow down enemies with the SAW, and the mantis might be my favorite UNSC vehicle period. Yet they didn't make to infinite for some reason. Btw, really awful decision to replace the good old classic shotgun with the bullpup one they came up with.
I respect your opinion and get the fundamentals of it, but an all covenant game doesn't really bother me. They have enough personality and challenge to make it work.I've been playing Reach and it highlights a huge problem with Halo that it continuously has had since 3 ended and that on topic with the rest of the thread is the lack of Flood. Story wise yes it makes sense, but Bungie in ODST and Reach didn't make a proper replacement and 343 failed hard with those. Like the Floods inclusion in the first three games happens at the climax to ramp up the stakes and drive you home. Without them the games just turn into sludge. Like Reach tries all sorts of shit that just feels "meh" when the answer in the original trilogy was to release the Flood. Story wise and gameplay wise they are the most important faction.
I would also agree from a gameplay level, but on a narrative level the Covenant aren't a monkey wrench enough if they are established as the default enemy. 343 really failed with the Prometheans in Halo 4, but it does take an uneasy balance to make things interesting. The Covenant civil war and its splinter groups would have been a much more interesting avenue to go through. You'd get an anti-balance between the UNSC, the Sangheili, and the rest of the Covenant.I respect your opinion and get the fundamentals of it, but an all covenant game doesn't really bother me. They have enough personality and challenge to make it work.
This guy kinda fucked up the reporting. It was actually Joe Staten who didn't wanna bring back the Flood (for some reason) and expand more on the Endless in what he was working on for the Infinite sequel campaign.Looks like it's business as usual for 343.
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I've always thought this too. There's a bunch of structure stuff I would've changed with Reach, one of them probably would have been saving the "newer" Covenant like the Brutes/Skirmishers/Engineers/heavier Covenant variants/etc for the second half of the game to spice it up. And also have you actually fight the damn Scarabs. They could've explained it by saying they're getting pissed you're fucking with their plans so they're sending "specialists" in. I think they kind of did this with the Brutes.I've been playing Reach and it highlights a huge problem with Halo that it continuously has had since 3 ended and that on topic with the rest of the thread is the lack of Flood. Story wise yes it makes sense, but Bungie in ODST and Reach didn't make a proper replacement and 343 failed hard with those. Like the Floods inclusion in the first three games happens at the climax to ramp up the stakes and drive you home. Without them the games just turn into sludge. Like Reach tries all sorts of shit that just feels "meh" when the answer in the original trilogy was to release the Flood. Story wise and gameplay wise they are the most important faction.