Halo: Reach Changed Everything
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- I, Doktor Skipper. Talk about Halo: Reach. It's campaign specifically and why I love it so much.
How Halo Reach Gives hope in darkness, how it makes you care about the spartans before the master chief. And How it changed everything.
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halo reach is a game that changed my diet
I haven’t seen you in a while dumperman
I didn't like you liked Halo
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I didnt know you were chill like that
Its changed my way of story. They all died ironically. The story development was beyond passionate. Look into each character into noble team. Then look at how they died. All ironic.
The fact that Nobel Six canonically held off the entire covenant army for hours just as a distraction for everyone else to escape is why he's my favorite Halo character
I like to believe that he survived all of this and returned to the arms of ONI, becoming a Lone Wolf again because he couldn't bear to see anyone he cared about die before his eyes again.
@@carmine3a74 the ol survived in a cave theory
Honestly. They required an entire battalion to finally take him down
Even the book where they go back to reach after the human covenant war there are a few refeeences to. A ghost on reach. Many have taken it to be a mentally insane noble six.
@@halo129830 lol yea, despite all of the spartans being pumped full of substances killing off as much as emotion as possible, experiencing Reach like Noble Six did would make you insane anyway
“I’m ready! How bout you!?” still gives me chills
I don’t think I’ll ever forget something like that.
117 likes big ups bombaclad
I notice now he was saying he’s ready to die and asking if the elite was too
All of the members of Noble team die ironically
Jorge is the heavy weapons specialist who dies in an explosion. He also says he would never leave Reach yet dies in orbit.
Emile is the CQC specialist (his introduction even shows him sharpening a knife) he dies after being ambushed by an elite and gets stabbed in the chest with an energy sword
Kat is the "brains" of the group and get shot in the head
Carter is the leader and goes down with the ship
Noble 6 is the last member and is told "that lone wolf stuff stays behind" at the start of the game. In the level called "Lone Wolf" he dies alone.
The main irony about Jorge is that he is the only member that was actually born on reach, but is the only one to die off planet. Jorge's death probably hits the hardest because of how vain it was. His death had no impact on anything, just one less ship in an entire Armada.
Just one thing - I've seen your file, even the parts the ONI censors didn't want me to. Glad to have your skillset. But we're a team. That lone wolf stuff stays behind.
In the end, the Lone Wolf stayed behind.
Jun as well, he might not die but he's sent away not to overwatch, but to somewhere he can't even keep an eye on everyone else with his rifle.
Kat's death was also due to her shield malfunctioning from the glassing. Technical expert dies from a suit malfunction.
@@lonewolf0712it was the biggest ship in that armada though it more than 5 times longer than the regular assault carrier, and it’s in the same shape/proportions to it as well so it’s absolutely massive, if that carrier wasn’t destroyed reach would’ve gotten steam rolled even quicker than it did, which probably would’ve lead to Cortana not getting to the pillar in time and the pillar probably never would’ve even gotten off world
"Negative Dispatch, no point." Is one of the saddest lines in the whole game. A ship with hundreds of people is shot down in such a way that there are likely more survivors than dead, but the situation is so hopeless and dire that sending search and rescue would just be sending more to their inevitable deaths.
Facts also cant forget when Six told Keyes Negative sir I have The Gun
This one’s for you Nathanial 🫡
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You’re a good editor
For me Halo Reach is the best Halo.
Forge, Campaign, Firefight, Custom Games, File Share, Customization. Good old days. I love Halo Reach and the book Fall of Reach the same
The forge in Reach was incredible
Best game easily
Reach is when Halo finally mastered that fine balance between everything that made their online multiplayer stand out, but also a campaign that had a visceral story to tell. Still blows my mind that a video game so elegantly wove messages of sacrifice, lost, fortitude, duty etc. into their game about killing aliens. I’ll say that the juxtaposition that Reach was to the rest of the Halo franchise was an experience I hope I have at least one other time before I die. Of course we were gonna lose Reach, and sure everyone everyone I’ve grown to love will die sacrificially but… I do too? 16 year old me didn’t know Halo could do that to me emotionally
@lorrinshunt the multilayer was ass and killed off the franchise as major player. Its only casual playlists the ranked was so bad it didn't function and no one played it. This game is a total mess. Halo 3 was so far ahead of this game in every aspect except casual forge crap. Whereas halo 3 catered to ALL different types of players.
It's a shame that if you consider one of them as canon the other automatically becomes a spin-off because of files you find during the campaign that contradict almost everything about the Fall of Reach.
Halo Reach has always been my favorite halo ever since I played it with my siblings on our 360 back in like 2012.
i always felt that reach was harder then the rest of the games but i love it being harder because it gave me more hope in the power of humanity i also connected with reach more
For a game that was one of Bungie's escape game from a contract with Microsoft. Now a days most developers would barely try to make a good game to get out of a contract like that. They updated the engine and built a story that fits perfectly int othe Halo universe video games (yes I knwo it messes with the books IDC). Reach has and proabably always will be my favorite halo game.
I don't even know why people have an issue with it contradicting the book, considering the books contradicted the games all the time. Like, I don't think a bunch of Spartans running around on Earth during Halo 2, as depicted in Ghosts of Onyx, is exactly lore friendly either.
@@nagger8216 I can't recall anything in the games which actually states there are no other Spartans on Earth during HALO 2, so it's only an issue if the book has other Spartans fighting alongside 117 during the battle of Mombasa (it's a long time since I read the books, so I can't remember if they did). The game HALO REACH on the other hand completely invalidates Halsey's surprise when she finds out about the Spartan 3 programme in the books. I still had great fun playing through REACH though; just a shame they couldn't have tied it in with the books better (eg. making the whole of NOBLE team be Spartan 2s and Halsey's "what have you done with my armour" comment being directed at all of them not just Jorge)
@@Rhydgaled My brother in Christ, does the phrase "The Last Spartan" not mean anything to you? Because that is what the Master Chief was meant to be, the last of his kind. So much so there's literally a piece of the soundtrack called that. You can't have Chief be the last hope of humanity when you have a dozen of your Spartan OCs running around in the background. And the fact they survived Reach at all is such an asspull. No, I don't care about Halsey's reaction to the SIII's, let's talk about how Eric Nylund bent over backwards to ensure the entirety of Blue Team got off of Reach after CE. Like sorry, don't care, nothing will beat that level of fanfic. I cannot suspend my disbelief that Blue Team is just around the corner during the beginning of Halo 2 like that one terminal depicts, it's just so fucking stupid.
@@nagger8216 Where in the games does it actually say that 117 is the last Spartan? I can't think of anywhere that is actually said, except perhaps one of the manuals/box-art for the two OG-XBOX games (ie. NOT in the games themselves, just the supporting/promotional material).
There are so many stories where, some brave hero decides to give their life to save the day, and because of their sacrifice, the good guys win, the survivors all cheer, and everybody lives happily ever after. But the hero... never gets to see that ending They'll never know if their sacrifice actually made a difference, they'll never know if the day was really saved. In the end, they just have to have faith. Ain't that a bitch.
Jorge died believing he saved a planet. Should we all be so lucky.
Okay church, bye bye now
Aw man... thanks for the reminders about a classic web series.
We all know Caboose has his experience with the Reach campaign...
Bow chicka bye now!
I'm 85% sure that Jorge became the model of masculinity in my subconscious. Strength tempered by compassion and gentleness.
In my case I think I took the Chief as mine. I'm not a good person but I think I'm better that how I would have been if I didn't grow up with the Halo series. Real or not, for me the stoic warrior clad in green armor that never gives up, not even in the face of overwhelming odds will always be the man I want to become.
The greatest thing about Halo reach is that the colors, visuals, cutscenes and camera movements are very cold and militaristic which TRULY made it look like a bloody war I also loved how auntie dots monotone voice comments and provides information like "slipspace rupture detected" which adds so much to the athmosphere
New Alexandria mission perfectly describes this
i think hearing "slipspace rupture detected" over and over again sometimes even repeating over itself while soldiers are yelling in the background is one of the most helpless and emotional moments in the series, chills everytime
That part about noble 6 being forgotten is that when new Alexandria was rebuilt there was a statue of noble team made but without noble six on it
Maybe one day someone will find the old helmet left behind in that field
Noble six took part in ONI black operations so of course he would have been black ink even after death.
@@danshakuimo Even then, they wouldn't know who it belonged to... all they would know is that a Spartan died in that field. So very far from any target of note.
21:22 min long pure goosebumps. Reach is imp a masterpiece and the way u tell the story is just as good.
Sending you five steps back when you were already five steps back. I felt that
I'm a little older, so Halo 3 was always my favorite; but Reach is still special.
That special team of Elite Zealots that hunt Noble Team throughout the campaign were very cool ‘silent antagonists’. They are barely mentioned, have very little appearances but when they do appear, they cause havoc for Noble team. Gotta appreciate the bad guys of this game, way more menacing compared to other Halo games…
My favourite thing about reach is its cinematography
It really sells the idea of the story revolving around the fall of a planet and people as a whole with all these shots from local cctv, first person character perspectives and tactical maps it really cements you in the setting itself.
hey skipper, dont know if you'll ever see this, but this video resonated with me, the editing, and your absolutely amazing breakdown of the story and the nuances behind it just left me speechless. this is the absolute perfect halo reach review, i grew up playing this game, and its my favorite video game of all time, and your video genuinely almost brought me to tears. thank you for putting so much care into this video, i appreciate you more than you could know.
What’s crazy is the official Halo channel posted “Growing up is realizing that Spartans do die.” After seeing the main channel completely miss the point of “Spartans never die. They go MIA.” This video was a much needed breath of fresh air. Thanks man
What Halo Reach did really well was showing that the true heroes are the ones who gave their lives, and who's memories have faded into history.
The older I get, the more I love Reach's campaign. Bungie did a beautiful job of taking that common theme of hope from the previous main entries and presented it in a much different, but incredibly effective way. Fantastic video.
11:16 to 11:25 straight chills with that super cut of some of the fighting on Reach and the "slip space rupture detected" playing in the background. Top class.
same bro
My first time playing reach when the big ship blew up and Jorge said, "No. Tell me this ain't happening." My genuine reaction was, "This isn't how the story is supposed to go" thinking that reach was like halo ce to 3.
When I saw the Objective: Survive, My heart sunk, I felt dread, and was filled with rage. I remember as I was playing lone wolf, one line came to mind, "You'll never stop at one. I'LL TAKE YOU ALL ON!!!!!"
Last one out, turns off the lights
“Okay. So we take R6 Extraction, and we do NONE OF THAT.”
“H A L O R E A C H”
Been drinking that Guacamole Gamer Fart?
They put the master chief in the soda!
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I think Emiles death hits me the hardest, he is always so cold, and doesn’t show emotion and the first time you hear an emotion is just this incredible mix of anger and absolute terror yelling “IM READY, HOW BOUT YOU!?” you can hear the choke in his throat, the thing he never thought could happen happens instantly, from close range, in his happy place, on even turf, he was scared, and mad and disappointed. His voice just gets me.
But he was also okay with it, that’s the most heartbreaking part.
It's because he's autistic, and kinda emo
even in his death, he still retains his stoic and proud personality, he isnt about to let the enemy think hes afraid of death
The greatest warrior's death in my opinion is not that of the warrior who gives their life in hopes that they are remembered forever in glory. It is the death of the warrior who accepts that they will someday be forgotten and chose to die regardless for a purpose beyond themselves.
When my brother first bought our Xbox 360 he got Reach and Deadrising. We sunk so many hours into this game through firefight, the campaign, and messing around in forge. This fall will be the 6th year since his suicide. Anything from this game immediately takes me back to the couch back home. Miss you Jack.
He’s in a better place now.
played Reach back in lockdowns with my brother and friends, it was so fun, they just dont make multiplayer like they used to in the games industry
i remember staying up until 4am playing assassination tower, sword tourney, clan tryouts and training, searching up spartan names and changing our gamertag to them to be more immersed, i love reach so much bro and dont get me started on D1. 2v3ing on trials and going flawless, crota, kings fall or w.e the raid with oryx was called, these games were my life bro
Another thing about this game is the levels of finesse and detail they put into the cinematography, scripts and line delivery. There's so little schlock here and it truly was their Magnum Opus before not only the fall of Halo, but the fall of Bungie as well.
Fun fact about Reach: there is a second hidden plot in the game; the Zealots that you encounter at the end of the first mission are part of a spec ops legion called the Devoted Sentries whose main task on Reach originally was to search for Forerunner artifacts. After their deadly encounter with Noble team, they were then tasked with the mission of hunting down Noble team and if you pay attention you will see that throughout the entire campaign they reappear again and again most notably when Kat is sniped, Emile is ambushed at the mac cannon, and finally they are the team to take Noble 6 down after many hours of fighting back waves and waves of Covenant.
Kat missing the elevator button is something I had never noticed. Man I love this game. Great video dude
When Jorge sacrifice herself and then the covenant fleet jump to Reach and you reach to New Alejandria, the first thing that you see are dead civilians, you can heard screams and covenant gunshoots with fire around the buildings. That moment alone make me understand that this game was diferent and hell yeah it was, depressing but soo fucking epic, Noble Team, are the best fucking characters, real charcters in a war against and unstopable enemie.
Last game i actualy enjoy before becoming a cinical bastard that hates everything
It aint perfect but sure as hell is my favorite
Halo reach is definitely one of my top 3 halo games mainly just do the story and the fall of reach itself but imagine my disappointment when I watched the paramount series and the show couldn’t even deliver on the same emotional impact the game had
My first playthrough, by the end I had forgotten about the helmet in the beginning so I thought I was gonna be able to make it off reach, than the “Objective: Survive” showed in screen
Absolutely fricking gorgeous! This is one of, if not the, best retrospectives on Reach. Thank you
Halo Reach was definitely Bungie's swan song to both the Halo franchise AND the community as well, so much so they went as far as making everyone in the Halo community canon through the eyes and armor of Noble Six, since this SPARTAN avatar is you, the player. You helped Noble Team evacuate Reach, you delivered Cortana to the Pillar of Autumn, and your sacrifice resulted in the discovery of the Halo ring, giving humanity another chance to fight against the Covenant.
DROPPED A VIDEO ABOUT MY FAVORITE HALO!!!! LETS GO!!!
Reach was my first halo game and imo it's still the best.
Reach has always been my favorite halo. For the story, multiplayer, and custom games. I’ll die on this hill
The saddest thing is if 343 didn’t continue the Halo series the franchise would have remained one of the greatest game franchises ever.
Great use of theatre for this video man, you really unpacked noble team and reach as a whole and it makes me feel less depressed about how this game used to be what I played every single day. I made best friends through this game, met extremely talented players and video creators who kept this game alive for so long. I lived for this game as a 17 year old living with my parents. I hit inheritor and kept playing for almost 4 more years. I honestly can’t think of a better game till this day, this game hit different.
Thanks for the tribute 👍🏼 makes me miss the days
bought strawberry nesquik milk to celebrate nathaniel
The way you watch trough in universe cameras is so cool, makes you feel like your watching a documentary, instead of fiction
I could just feel how much of a passion project this was for you. You did a wonderful job 💗
God I loved Reach.
One of the first halo video's to get me to cry. good video.
This game was what got me into Halo back then. W to a legendary game
It’s been my favorite Halo story since forever. Every time I play I about shed a tear. I think Reach has the best directing in the series. Even though the characters aren’t super original, they’re written really confidently which in turn makes all their deaths so impactful and they get me every time. And the music, my god the music, it’s always been my favorite OST. This game will always be near and dear to my heart.❤️
1, 2, 3 and Reach are all masterpieces.
1 gets pts for establishing the entire thing so perfectly. Like Dr. No and TOS. Tough thing to do, nailing it so well rt out of the box. 2 and 3 expanded everything.
Then there's REACH.....
I'm not going to go into the 50 or so reasons why it's my favorite.
Put simply, Remember Reach. I do
This game changed gaming for me as a whole. Probably the most important game in my childhood
Day 1 of asking Doktor Skipper to make a New Vegas Fallout video
Finally found the video to perfectly describe how amazing Halo Reach is. Easily one of the best video games ever made.
I can't help but feel like reach was an allegory for Bungie's struggle as a company
This was halo peak during my time as im a early 2000’s child (2003) I started with halo 3 and played halo 2 here and there, but shortly after there would be odst and Halo: Reach one of my most influential childhood game which gave me more memories than all the other games combined. The story, which places YOU or as he was named noble 6 taking on the first contact with Covenant on Reach with all these awesome and amazing designed original guns, and abilities through the power armor pickups, this blew my mind and showed me that games can have so much more variation within the gameplay loop and story.
FUN HALO LORE FACT:
The only 2 Spartans who are considered and have earned the title as HYPER LEATHEL are noble 6 and the master chief, to gain this title you must have a head count in the millions or billions, noble six is also a oni spartan operative and used for head hunt missions that are highly classified, and was at one point in line to be head of the assassination against the arbiter
holy shit I didn't even realize the bit with Kat in the elevator. The delay killed her!
I couldn’t agree with you more. Everything you said in this video is exactly how I felt about Reach, I just didn’t know how to put it into words, until you made this video. Now I know what to say to others when they ask me why Halo Reach is my favorite game instead of the “obvious” choice of 3
You've scratched my itch for a proper analysis of this game. Its amazing how hollow I found other analysis, it felt surface level. I wanted someone to dig into what made this game's story tick: the desperation and struggle against adversity. I think your addition of a light overview of the stuido at the time was welcome. Thank you
Your analysis of Kat's death also helped me understand it better and makes it more impactful for me. I think its transformed into the most impactful death for me in the game.
Slipspace rupture detected still gives me chills to this day. This campaign is on another level. Truly the masterpiece of a a campaign
Teach holds a special part in my heart where others have halo 2 or 3. They multiplayer was insane and it came out during my middle school years. Made some great memories and met some great people. Experiencing reach at its peak is one of my favorite memories. Being apart of the community at that time, the custom games browser, the campaign, firefight, everything. So much nostalgia and for good reason. The progression system was also amazing. Loved sitting in lobbies looking at all the unique armor and emblems people had.
Something I've seen recently about the fall of reach vs the reach game is some people actually splicing the two stories together in a way that makes a coherent, connected timeline between the two. The summary basically being the spartan 2s we know about (master chief and all his crew) are basically kept out of the fight for a while (the start to middle of the game, basically) due to a desperate attempt to stick to ONI's plan to kidnap a prophet to sue for peace. Then the events of the book start happening about midway through the game effectively, basically when ONI realized they had no choice but to field everything and everyone to protect reach because without reach humanity loses the vast majority of its military production anyway. That's just an interpretation of the two that I like because it allows for a view that lets the book and the game co-exist, sure there may still be problems lore wise or whatever, but at the end of the day it's about fun, and that's the view that's the most fun for me.
On another note, something I love about halo reach thematically is the use of the color blue to indicate hope throughout the game as well as reds and oranges to indicate despair. At the start of the game there is an abundance of hope, and this is seen with light blues everywhere (I specify light blues and will explain in a moment because it ties into something I noticed in the video), in the water, in the skies and in the ice the first time we visit sword base. Then as we fight through the game those blues dwindle, first disappearing after the first major setback when the supercarrier shows up, but when Kat comes up with a plan to destroy said supercarrier, we see the blues return as we fight our way to space and again in space as we look down on the blue oceans of reach...which are being destroyed. Then we get the blue of hope again, not when noble 6 crash lands, but instead when we reach exodus and fight for the future: the civilians and soldiers we save on that mission representing our chance to continue fighting this hopeless war. The blues then disappear again in the next mission where we continue fighting to salvage what military resources we can, then Kat, the member of the team coming up with these brilliant plans and giving us hope to actually win, the one wearing the light blue armor that matches the light blue of hope in the game, dies. After that, the only time we see the light blue of hope again is when we reach Halsey's underground lab and Cortana.
Another thing Halo: Reacj does well is the visuals. Particularly in the Cinematics. It looks almost similar to the style of Neil Blomkamp. Like they were inspired of him making a Halo movie (which he almost did).
This game.... Was and still is a phenomenon. I mean... The graphics alone are timeless. The animations unmatched. The story.... Intentionally dramatic, sad and shocking.
From the beginning we knew the end. And bungie made it clear. Still everytime I play this game, I always have hopes. It's so stupid because I know everyone will die, but I still want them to survive.
And also I want to mention:
Many people say noble team has no personality, I think that's a very immature thought. Only because they don't always talk about there feelings or straight out say "I am sad", "I am angry", etc. Doesn't mean they aren't flashed out.
Like you said in your video, their behavior speaks more than a thousand words. Bungie were masters in this regard. Also, these are born soldiers, of course they don't always speak about their feelings and they keep continuing, because they have to. They don't have a choice. They weren't made to moan. They are made to fight. To be the last hope of humanity.
First of all, it took em quite a while to notice that Kat even missed the button on the elevator, but when i discovered this, I always thought it was because she was staring right into the Glassing Beam and was partially blinded. Taking off her helmet was her biggest mistake. She missed the button and sealed her own faith.
Last but not least, the editing at 19:36 is amazing. Mixing all these scenes up together with the Halo 3 commercial soundtrack is just genius.
Halo reach will be forever my favorite halo and fps ever! I LOVE REACH
YO NATHANIEL YOUR GIFT IS HERE BUD! And god bless you skipper made my Friday. And up the Mavs
Boston ain’t got nothing on my scrumptious duo LuKai
“I’m ready how bout you?” Was my senior quote a while ago. Still my favorite halo campaign
Destiny 1 sucked every living minute out of me for 3 years straight. Destiny 2 sucked 0 minutes from me.
Those who play halo in 2024
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Im 13, when I was 6 years old I completed the halo reach campaign on normal mode, now earlier this year in december, I completed halo reach on heroic. Im now currently trying to complete legendary. Halo reach is by far my most favorite halo ever. Nothing will replace it.
343 Industries doesn’t understand Halo because they didn’t EARN IT.
"Could this day get any worse?" The game.
dr skipper finally getting his comeback after getting shit on by a divided fanbase
Halo reach changed my taste in woman. That being said Kat is cute *glup*
honestly my favorite part about reach is that it takes spartans never die and shoves it in your face, bungie really made somethin special with reach
Another notable small detail in Reach is in the level Lone Wolf. There are corpses of various other Spartan 3s around the level. If you count all of them there are 13 in total. Including Noble 6 that makes 14. This is a reference to the "Noble 14" which were a group of players that tried to keep the multiplayer servers for Halo 2 running as long as possible. It happened a few months before Reach launched and Bungie almost certainly thought the idea of players trying to keep fighting to keep the game going against impossible odds was unusually similar to the last level of the game they were working on.
I literally just finished it 2 hours ago, fuck me, it was my first halo game, I gosta play the rest now
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Halo Reach is my favorite game, even passing Rain World in the gameplay and story. This is truly a game that can make you cry while you have fun. 11/10
What a banger of a video! Great job!
I could feel your love for reach in each edit and each animated moment doc, your passion comes through great for a game no less than deserving
Little do we know that this is the last good Halo game we would ever get.
Halo infiiite is good
😂 dogshit*@@inkedthedemon
@@inkedthedemon it was a great start, but when it comes to how much ground it covers, it's like the first 5 levels of halo 1. Good, it needs something more
What about Halo wars the carrying support character of the franchise I loved that game
Halo Reach was my very first game and it's my favortie game of all time
I think we can all agree that REACH had the best sound score. 🔥
I still stand by my opinion that halo reach was the most fun halo ever mad.
Halo Reach midnight release at Best Buy was the best night of my life
well you never actually see him die so he could of survived reach
JK
Halo reach feels like the clone wars of halo. A more gritty and militaristic take on a mainly fantasy military movie/game
This story is a real tear jerker in a good way dang man….dang
never seen someone remind me of something i knew but paid no mind to, something i valued and loved but never knew. awesome video man
I dont think any of noble team will be forgotten but i get your point
Very recently, I played Reach for the first time, without spoilers for most of the story. I only knew what happened to Noble 6 in the end, other than that, pretty much a blind playthrough.
This game is amazing, and definitely stuck with me to the point that I had to play the campaign again (First time was split screen on normal, second solo on Legendary). The ending hits even harder when you see the death of YOUR Spartan, the custom avatar that you chose to be... The only other Halo I've played completely was 3, I'm currently trying them out in chronological order and starting with Reach was amazing
The Covenant fleet wasn't entirely made of supercarriers. Losing even one was a serious blow to the invasion, and it bought some time to get the information about Halo.
Is it weird that this was one of the only games that made me cry? Lol
no man, thats fine
totally valid
I have a passionate love for this game, I first played a goofy playthrough with my friend at first, and we took basically nothing seriously. But once I saw lone wolf, we shut the hell up. I knew that I HAD to go back and try and win what I knew was a hopeless stride for victory. And so after trying five more times, I replayed the game in heroic. It was incredible, all the character’s tiny subtle reactions, the fucking incredible cinematography, all of that, was right under my nose for this whole time. Halo Reach now sits at the top, as my favorite game, and my favorite game experience.
day 1 of asking skipper to make a god of war : ragnarok review
Nathaniel... The hero we never knew we needed 🙏