Confessions that can get your Halo card revoked

MAVERICK00009 wrote:

How about this one:
Chief is too clingy and desperate; AI doesn't count as a girlfriend, definitely not when she has betrayed the human race.

Lol true dat

I like pre-TU armor lock from Reach

MAVERICK00009 wrote:

How about this one:
Chief is too clingy and desperate; AI doesn't count as a girlfriend, definitely not when she has betrayed the human race.

It's my honest opinion that 343 shoved the fans emotions on the Chief in Halo 4. Like it really came out of nowhere I feel, because honest they only spent about 3-4 months together, admittedly linked more closely than we can actually imagine, but it's not years like people think. Like he would be much more distraught over the loss of one of his Spartans I would feel.

Losersfriend wrote:

I like pre-TU armor lock from Reach

HERESYYYYY!!!!! REMOVE THIS FILTH!!!!

Halo CE isn’t that good

AftermaTh XCVII wrote:

MAVERICK00009 wrote:

It's my honest opinion that 343 shoved the fans emotions on the Chief in Halo 4. Like it really came out of nowhere I feel, because honest they only spent about 3-4 months together, admittedly linked more closely than we can actually imagine, but it's not years like people think. Like he would be much more distraught over the loss of one of his Spartans I would feel.

I don't see how Chief's demeanor in Halo 4 is fan superimposition. Chief throughout the lore has been shown to care deeply for those he feels he's responsible for. They might have had a short time together, but it's what they went through in that time that can truly matter. By Halo 3 (and this is under Bungie's subdued characterization) Chief was unquestionably confident in Cortana's plan, and risked life and limb to retrieve her in a hive of Flood. He even shared a touching moment when he finally reached her rather than just yanking her out of the podium.

Both we as the players and Chief as a character developed a bond with her throughout the various escapades of the original trilogy (and that's not even touching on the lore), so I found it perfectly fitting that Chief would be upset at Cortana's seeming demise.

tL Armada wrote:

AftermaTh XCVII wrote:

MAVERICK00009 wrote:

It's my honest opinion that 343 shoved the fans emotions on the Chief in Halo 4. Like it really came out of nowhere I feel, because honest they only spent about 3-4 months together, admittedly linked more closely than we can actually imagine, but it's not years like people think. Like he would be much more distraught over the loss of one of his Spartans I would feel.

I don't see how Chief's demeanor in Halo 4 is fan superimposition. Chief throughout the lore has been shown to care deeply for those he feels he's responsible for. They might have had a short time together, but it's what they went through in that time that can truly matter. By Halo 3 (and this is under Bungie's subdued characterization) Chief was unquestionably confident in Cortana's plan, and risked life and limb to retrieve her in a hive of Flood. He even shared a touching moment when he finally reached her rather than just yanking her out of the podium.

Both we as the players and Chief as a character developed a bond with her throughout the various escapades of the original trilogy (and that's not even touching on the lore), so I found it perfectly fitting that Chief would be upset at Cortana's seeming demise.

I totally get where you are coming from and I agree as well to a degree. But I really do think the way he acts in Halo 3 is very different from the way he does in Halo 4, and much more "clingy and desperate" as Maverick said, not his normal self from the OG games. Honestly Chief from CE-3 and 4 feel like pretty different characters to me, though that isn't a bad thing

I started with Halo 3, but I've played every game. And to me, Halo 4 has the best multiplayer.

Halo 4 probably has the best SWAT.
Reach has worse multiplayer than H4.

Infinite needs the flood.