Chiefs 7 Greatest Feats - Lore and Theory
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- In this episode: We look at 7 of Master Chiefs greatest exploits!
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Saying Chief eye-balled giving the Covies back their bomb along with him crashing into Amber Clad like a fly against a windshield makes Johnson's comment even funnier.
Judging by the book Silent Storm revealing how he's known John-117 ever since he was 14, I think by that point, Sgt. Johnson KNOWS he's alright. Since he chides John-117 in Halo 3 for 'always jumping', he thinks it's a bad habit.
In which case, if John-117 DOES jump a lot, then it means his luck also classifies as a fecking superpower.
@@IAsimov We will eventually see an explanation of his Luck as the Endless are released and the true nature of the Halos is finally revealed.
@@christopherpugnetti5827 the Librarian already explained it, he is the culmination of her plan for humanity. Sort of like long term eugenics, which ties into the origin of the word "Superman" or "Ubermench" as it was written in german.
@@ryanparker4996 Yes! We have gotten the tip of the iceberg with that explanation. But it's not just his skill that makes him seem so impossibly lucky. It's the fact that all of this -- all of it, every Halo game, every story, every book -- has already happened. The Luck is not just enhanced skill and prowess, it's literally muscle memory from former "attempts" he's made to stop the Flood.
The Forerunner trapped the Xalanyn in Zeta Halo because they can escape the true nature of the Halos: to reset the clock of the universe and start over.
It's the only way to stop the Flood -- find the grand equation that finally stops them with the Chief as an ever-improving variable, fighting the fight over and over again... Until we finish it.
It does
I think it is extremely impressive how the Harbinger flicked John away like a fly, with her power, causing him to smash through a tree, hit the ground, and finally stop when he hits a rock with enough force to shatter part of it, and he still got up like it was nothing, unreal.
Damn, I need to get that gel layer they have in their armor, I would be fucking invincible.
@@FainactifFR Bro have you tried getting really fat?
I mean he dropped to earth from orbit and survived so that was probably not much for him honestly still cool though
Was it the Harbingers strength, or the discharge between her power and his shields that blasted him away?
@The Salty Constitutionalist really?
One of his greatest feats was being able to withstand the itch on the bottom of his left foot while in power armor. Anyone else and that would have driven them insane. 😜
Imagine the urges he gets to readjust his ballsack 🤦🏻♂️ unimaginable
@@cracksmoker1506 have to be careful pulling on the uber tight undersuit or you’ll have an entire campaign on uncomfortable balls and taint.
@@Davidofthelost not to mention the catheter oh god
Unless the armor undersuit is equipped with automatic scratcher with manual override.
It's more like the wedgy he gets under the suit it get really stuck in that Crack after a long day of fighting.
*Tremonius:* _“You promised us Revenge…Superiority ….. Renewal!!!…HE THREATENS EVERYTHING!!!”_
This quote alone exemplifies the degree of fear in which Chief instilled in the minds of his adversaries.
Basically me describing various delicious surplus snacks after 1 full month of Ramadan fasting🤣.
“ FOR A BRICK. HE FLEW PRETTY GOOD”.
Wtf is a tremonius?
@@Shorkshire spoiler alert
Tremonius is the Brute warlord in Halo infinite, that completely shat himself upon learning of Masterchief’s survival.
@@ricodee3188 big big big big shat
Giving the Covenant back their bomb and flying like a brick into In Amber Clad was pretty epic!
“While wearing half a ton of armor”. Can we not pretend the suit isn’t most of it?
Punching with a kinetic force of 7 tons ……damn no wonder everything dies when John goes melee
7.7 tons.... per square centimeter.
*holy shit*
& I don't think he hits his targets hard enough sometimes, thinking he only needs to apply enough force then quickly realising he needs to hit a little harder.
@@tristanbackup2536 Oh yeah he does I’d like to point out the multi player melee attacks in halo ce through halo 3 those are all (out side of the elite players) stock master chief (reused game files) and you’re able to 2-3 blows kill the other players and 4-6 blow’s for a hunter
Even though it did not incapacitate Atriox, Chief's punching power clearly shook the Jiralhanae leader.
@@johngeiger3770 I’d imagine he would definitely have to have replaced some of his trophy pieces made of unsc armor not sure what the other armor is made of though if it’s reshaped forerunner metals I can understand why he was able to tank chiefs punch’s
As Locke once said: Not just any Spartan.... *THE* Spartan
Feats like these among others shows that in my opinion, Master Chief isn't the average spartan, he is the most experienced and skilled warrior humanity has. He has single handedly taken on entire armies of covenant, flood and prometheans. Literally fought the Prophet of Regret's entire elite guardian squad and the heavily shielded and armed prophet themselves by himself. There was a reason he was one of Hasley's favorites in training. He isn't just lucky, he is the best of the best, regardless of his physical features.
you read the books....?
Some of these feats are highly inaccurate. Fan calculations should never be accepted unless it's repeated multiple times. His sprint speed is absolutely dismissed by every other aspect of lore. Him putting his hand through titanium is an aspect of old animation. His deflecting a missle wasn't him moving fast enough to do it, it was Cortana telling him when to move to do it.
This guy is over inflating feats
@@maddogs1989 And you’re underplaying the fact that he could listen and respond to Cortana at the perfect instant. She projected the calculation…he performed the move. His body was able to physically do it, that’s what I take from the feat.
@@240devil1 Oh.. so you only have an issue with one of the mischaracterizations of the feats in this video I point out. Got it.
@@maddogs1989 You pretty much said don't accept evidence that I don't agree with but I'm gonna dismiss obvious evidence that goes against my vew points. All merit went out the window right there
If we want to talk about punching, let's remember that chief punched a jamed bulkhead, on the Autumn, open in CE.
That isn't even a greatest feat. He just did that.
@@terrelldurocher3330 I feel it makes it better that this was relegated to being a casual tutorial moment.
@@terrelldurocher3330 remember, those bulkheads are supposed to hold back the vacuum of space if there’s a breach in the hull
@@jon3854 bruhhhh, that's crazy af
@@jon3854 I hate to do it, but I'm going to be "that guy" for once. It wasn't holding back the vacuum of space, it was holding back the atmospheric pressure from the ship. You can't hold back against nothing.
i'd love another video like this, including the fact he more or less single handedly took down several scarabs
Yoda, Grogu, Doomguy, Chief. What is it with green guys destroying things several times their size
And several Lich's in Halo 4
And yet for all Master Chief's power... the most he could do to a bare-faced Atriox was make him stagger.
But then again, he's also the only person to even harm Atriox, if even minimally. Consider that a knife from a fellow Spartan II was barely a tickle to him. And let's not forget that Atriox was toying with the Spartan IIs before, when against Chief, he actually got serious.
This says a lot about how powerful Chief is... and how ungodly OP Atriox is.
It's a big reason I find atriox just boring as a villain. He just doesn't have to think in a fight or do anything interesting.
Is there any lore that explains why Atriox is so much more powerful than a regular brute?
@@joshuas1834 I think he’s just gifted, plus he’s got a lot of gear that he picks up off of enemies, even Spartans I believe. In his backstory there wasn’t any mention of augmentations made to him.
Brutes are pretty tough in general. If it takes a full mag of armor piercing 7.62 to even injure one id be scared...
@@joshuas1834 Atriox wears his own power armor on top of his own strength, which is at the apex of the brutes. If I remember correctly, one if not both arms of his suit use the claw(s) of a Mantis walker. He essentially wears a suit of brute-scaled Mjolnir.
One of the reasons why Chief is one of the best Spartans is because even though he wasn’t the best at anything, he was very proficient in everything. Meaning he was the most well rounded Spartan, sure you could be the strongest or fastest and that would help, but if you are “bad” at other things and just have one ace up your sleeve that makes you vulnerable. Chief was a jack of all trades, which is why he’s still alive today.
He completed the "That Just Happened" achievement.
Master chief basically soloed the banished, not the whole force, but in infinites campaign he pretty much solos them, the Spartan killers, the highly decorated elites and brutes of the banished, and in a short amount of time, if I’m not mistaken the actual story only technically took like 8 hours or so at the point after killing hyperious and the other brute.
Literally anyone in the galaxy: I have an unstoppable army, thousands of troops, the most advanced technology and greatest fighters and tacticians to be born in centuries. Master chief: I have a free afternoon and unresolved emotional issues and rage about my favorite v-tuber dying. Anyone in the galaxy: *chuckles* I’m in danger.
@@rennocsdrawde9382 judging from the games a single elite matches a Spartan and a brute is way stronger. The regular UNSC marines can only handle them by larger numbers, anything beyond a grunt is a serious problem.
I just don't get how master chief would survive fighting 5 elites at the same time or 2 brutes but yeah plot armor.
@@lmeza1983 Well he's not exactly boxing them.
I think if infinite is novelized the marines will have done more thab just patrol roads and protect bases tbh
@@AdIgnem yeah but if the energy shield is anything similar to an elite's energy shield the MC should survive 5 guys shooting at him at the same time. In game enemies wait in line (or room).
Chief full on tanks the 1st gravity hammer swing from Atriox in the opening Cutscene of Infinite. Often there are "blink and you'll miss it moments" in the cutscenes of the games. Like in Halo 5 he's able to rip Locke's Battle Rifle (which are mostly titanium construction like other unsc guns) Out of his hands and break it over his helmet faster than he could react. If you look closely, chief winds up slowly on nearly all of his attacks, likely in a deliberate choice to try and not intentionally hurt him, an extremely valuable Unsc Asset in his eyes. He already laments the unintentional loss of those odst's he killed. And even when locke hit him seemingly as hard as he could, it only cracked the outermost layer of his visor, and really just pissed him off even more than before.... wow i kinda rambled a bit there.
Chief sees all Spartans as family, even the Spartan IVs. He was absolutely using the minimum force required to prevent Locke from using the armour lock, without hurting him. Curious that Locke thought his pistol would be able to penetrate Chief's helmet. Maybe with the crack he managed to put in it would have weakened it enough
There is nothing in lore that states that firearms are made out of Titanium. First this is actually pretty fucking stupid as Titanium has a far lower steering point then steel. In fact this is the reason why it's not used alot as armor. It's hard to form. The harder material tends to shatter from impacts fast when stretched and tends to Crack faster than steel from blows. How do I know this?
I joust and sword fight and have armor made out of Titanium and know its limits and what it's good at as well as how it handles stress. Essentially Titanium is good until it isn't. Meaning unlike steel it will resist stress and hold up fine with out noticeable damage until it shatters. Steel holds up far better over a longer period of time. Now the likely hood of reaching this point is slim it's hard to tell. This is why in buhurt fighting Titanium armor is not allowed.
@@maddogs1989 I Can't really express an opinion on the usefulness of modern day Titanium Alloy's in weapons and Armor as i don't have that kind of mechanical knowledge, but Almost All Weapons of the UNSC Arsenal, the MA5 Series of Assault Rifles as example, are constructed out of Titanium-A, the Same Titanium that is used as warship construction of Titanium-50 that has been Moleculerly Strengthened.
@@maddogs1989Imagine using real life logic in a videogame
@@Manoooolo this is a discussion of lore. Knowledge of materials apply. If you are unable to mental grasp the discussion and how it directly applies to stated lore. Go elsewhere
17:29
62.5 Megajoules is almost 15 kilograms (33 pounds) of TNT equivalent. That is almost three times the yield of the most powerful shells fired by the main cannon of the M1 Abrams in real life. The fact that his armour and shields withstood that impact with zero damage is insane.
whenever chief is mentioned it is mandetory to say: For a brick he flew pretty good.
While I would be interested in seeing more of Master Chief, it might also be interesting to see episodes like this on other Halo characters such as Thel (Arby), Atriox, Johnson, other Spartans, et cetera.
Mainly the 2s, they had it rough during the war with the covenant I think the 3s as well but mainly the head hunters and spec op 3s since most of them were wiped out during one operation except for the Spartan 3s in Charlie company
@@charlottela2491 I would love to see videos on any of the other Blue team members, or Noble from Reach. Spartan IVs are if-y there are a couple of cool characters but I doubt you could make a video like this on them.
@@cubert13 yeah, people tend to forget that red team and blue team were a much larger unit of 2s prior to the their numbers in the games and some in the novels and comics. It's a combination of terrible luck in the lore and sometimes horrible writing that caused some of them to be killed off screen (the latter still pisses me off to this day).
If we're speaking about the 4s I'd say Taurus and the new Majestic lead by Thorne because given the level of naivety that he had he was still much more level headed than his squadmates who were genuine frat boys, he reminds me of young chief
@@charlottela2491 Yeah I like character like Thorne but I think the problem would be that they have not done much that is insanely impressive like Chief and the IIs and IIIs. Or just characters during the Covenant war in general. Humanity was on the backfoot, in survival mode. Desperate times called for desperate measures. The IVs were introduced in "peace" time, only recently have they been pressed like the Spartans on Infinity you find the corpses of in Infinite. I would like some IVs to get more expanded roles like Thorne would be a cool coop character instead of just having 2-4 Chiefs.
Keep in mind his character is also built on the mindset of a soldier the will power barely has limits his mindset is the mission comes first before his life. Not every spartan had this aspect either.
Yeah, he’s cracked elites chest plates in hand to hand combat too, with kicks, kneeing them, and punches.
Dang Chief can hit that hard and Atriox took those punches like a champ, shook them off like it was nothing and proceeded to put Master Chief in his place. Was almost hard to watch how badly Chief got embarrassed. Really shows you how strong Atriox must be.
@@lethalterminus5018 yeah, he had trouble fighting the first brute Spartans had fought, in hand to hand, as even regular brutes are strong than a Spartan in his armor, and can move as fast. The chieftains are even stronger than that. Basically the equivalent of one of us trying to fist fight a gorilla…yeah not gonna go so well, haha.
Noble six and Fred would tbag his ass
@@felixtla93 Noble Six is a Lone Assassin type but their experience is still broad to encumbrance all fields instead of focusing on one or a few. Master Chief and Noble 6 would be a narrow fight which Chief would probably have an edge with more experience and an AI while Six would be on their own.
4:58 so basically what you’re saying is, and I quote the great Jeremy clarkson; “speed has NEVER killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, THATS what gets you”
For punching metal, I heard Chief one time punched into a suit, SPI or MJLNIOR, and pulled wires out without his own suit.
It was SPI. Kelly did the same thing in ghost of onyx.
That is not even a feat he just did it.
@@terrelldurocher3330 Punching metal without power armor. How is that not a feat?
@@WolfeSaber9933 the bones are reanforced with a metal carbide and the muscles are unrealistic in science known. The act of this punch is like saying thor is able to break 2 inches of wood. Its expected for something like that to hapoen.
@@terrelldurocher3330 I dunno if you know this, but Chief was augmented for all the feats in this video.
I fail to see how that makes any of them unimpressive.
So, uh, yeah, punching through power armor WITHOUT his own power armor, is actually a very useful tidbit, as it tells us how strong he is without Mjolnir.
I like to think chief used either his onboard computer or Cortana to calculate how to launch himself and the bomb and used his comms to request the long swords to open a hole or got admiral hood to do it. We just didn’t hear it. I think that’s how the books would tackle that scene. It’s just my head canon though.
The Spartans were taught all sorts of things while they were training. I would imagine that trigonometry and EVA manoeuvres would have come up at some point
Thank God man, thank you for more lore and theory. More Mythos, please!!! You're THE BEST INSTALLATION 00!!!!!!!!!!!
Installation 00, coming out with more content than 343i.
One man on a mission from God to bring us the content.
Haha good one....
not like thats a very hard bar to pass under
I wonder if Spartans can have their own playlist category on your channel? Profiles, emotional moments, feats as a team, feats individually, interesting moments, classes,.etc.
_Sees the like counter at 117_
"I know what I need to do but I don't know if I have the strength to do it."
He’s the GOAT for a reason and no other Spartan comes close to his standards.
Don't forget that after he gave the bomb back. He jumped and changed his direction of movement against an item (bomb) that also wasn't stationary. And was able to get that amount of speed going in the opposite direction.
Good observation, underrated feat.
I love that flip in Halo: Forward unto dawn. Incredible force, leap, percision and athleticism with the Mjolnir suit on
I'm curious, how much armour did the master chief penetrate on in amber clad
Something else to consider with Chief making hand-holds in the Dawn's hanger; when he hit In Amber Clad's in Halo 2, it's implied he dented but didn't puncture the hull with his velocity and impact. If the hanger's floor is made of the same material as the hull, which to be fair it might not be, that would make his punches possibly stronger than his body impacting at over 100 meters per second. Or at least it might be a more focused amount of energy over a smaller object impacting, a fist vs a body etc.
17:38 That was hands down one of my favorite lines in the entirety of the halo series. So out of pocket and when I heard it for the first time I had to pause the game I was laughing so hard.
The Chief could technically be used as a kinetic orbital strike, he just has to aim at something and let the speed & weight do the rest...
Well now we need Chiefs 7 Worst Fuck-ups
1st one is removing his helmet on screen in the TV show. But you know, we don't talk about that here.
Feat number 1:
hes a cool guy
and he doesn't afraid of anything
Spartan II’s are some, if not the best, Spartans in Halo lore
They are there is no contest especially out of their suits.
Not only was Chief dealing with space-based velocities, etc - he was dealing with the gravity of Earth, all of the fire between all of the vessels both human and covenant (as a HUMAN BEING, not a computer/AI) the possibilities of the rest of the UNSC forces being able to clear him a path, and then some. He absolutely chose "death with the slight possibility of bomb-delivery" and succeeded in both the bomb delivery, and avoiding death. Dude's the luckiest human being to ever have lived, no doubt in my mind.
Also, thinking about the composer, you could maybe calculate the energy it would take to totally disentigrate everyone on ivanoff station simoultaniously? Or new phoenix in the last minutes of the game? Is that possible?
In the words of an iconic sergeant,
“Why do you always jump?”
One day you're gonna hit something as stubborn as you are. And I don't do bits and pieces
Absolutely amazing!! A Spartan apparently with tactile skills comparable to Batman!! Sooooo much love!!!!
Its also impressive to consider the fact that just the Armor itself can deflect just short of a dozen delpeted uranium 50 Caliber rounds. That may not sound like much until consider the fact 50 caliber DU Uranium rounds can punch clean through most modern armored vehicles, and can even put a dent in modern tank armor. The Energy Shield itself in the lore could withstand multiple (4 to 8) 50 x 228mm rounds! That is absolutely mind blowing in terms of durability!
I wish there was more information on Jorge, perhaps in the books but it's been so long since I've read them. The fact that he picked up noble 6 with one arm without a helmet and a full connection to his suit is a crazy feat of strength as well. Nice video commentary and video 👍
I'd assume the force-multiplying aspects of his Mjolnir armor didn't depend on the neural interface. The armor/exoskeleton can sustain 6's weight easily without the neural aspect. Including the helmet and neural interface in the mix would only serve to increase the reaction time of both the wearer and the armor, the strength of the system overall is independent of that.
My favorite feat, and the one I constantly paraphrase in quote, is the missile slap. It's incredible!
Except he didn't do it on his own. He had Cortana calculate when he should moved to get the result. She told him when to. He wasn't fast enough to do it himself.
@@maddogs1989 He needed her to calculate when. He was fast and strong enough, he just couldn't calculate the time. His reaction is faster than his smarts.
@@zackmarkham4240 LMFAO.
Bud anyone's reaction time is fast enough to hit a missle out of the air when you have a smart AI telling you when to move. And to remind you he deflected it. Not stopped it or radically changed its course. The question comes down to the required force and the angle of the hit to do so.
As for reaction time though this is not evidence of the chiefs reaction time at all. Just that he can listen to a smart AI to tell him when to move.
@@maddogs1989 physically moving his hand to deflect a missile faster than speed of sound doesn't mean it was not his reaction speed? That calculation was just an aid, it was not Cortana who slapped the missile, it was the hand of chief at the exact timing to do that. I want you to replicate that without breaking your bone hitting that thing while the blood ruptures and muscle and tendon tearings. It was not chief standing there for an hour with that hand pose just so the missile could hit and deflect itself. Chief had to create enough kinetic energy to deflect the missile within a fraction of a second with the calculation of Cortana.
As for his reaction time, the AI is issued to him to aid him in his reaction time. It's not a special ability to him.
Just had to say, for what it's worth, from one Halo-head to another...your content is hands down the best out there. Thank you.
Half if this video is dead wrong.
First his sprinting feat is a case of bad writing and is dismissed by every other aspect of the lore even from John's own perspective.
Second John didn't deflect the missle because he could move and judge it to do it. He deflected it because he asked Cortana to tell him when to move. It's not his own feat. Cortana calculated his reaction speed and missle speed to determine when John should react.
3rd punching through titanium with his fingers? We have no clue what the floor is made with first. Titanium A is used on hulls. It never mentions anything about decks. We don't know if that's what he did. The animation doesn't track with him punching holes.
Man I read the title as Chief's 7 greatest fears. And it took me a while to figure out my mistake.
The radio call asking permission to leave the ship gives me goosebumps and excitement every time I hear it!
Dude master chief imo is one of the coldest and coolest characters in fiction. And also the scene when he gives them back their bomb is just so cool and shows just how strong and just everything about master chief
regarding the missile incident. ATGMs decelerate pretty quickly, the hellfire missile only has a range of around 8 miles. That max speed is reached probably about 2 or 3 seconds after firing.
In warthunder I can use hellfires to shot down aircraft within 2.95 km as long as I hold a laser lock and it’s pretty effective in my opinion (the time of flight is 3-5 seconds)
No attacking me I’m just adding an a fun fact I use in a game so please understand that
@@letsgobrandontrump2024 ya the hellfire missiles can be used to target low flying aircraft.
But this isn’t a Hellfire, it’s a Halo original: the Scorpion antitank missile.
Even without the stats, you also had to take into account he had to slap it with enough force to get the missile out of the way to beat the proximity sensors. Even then, the blast still gave him a pretty heft beating through the Mk V.
@@swordsman1_messer Except he wasn't the one who calculated the slap nor was he the one that knew when to move.
Chief didn't move fast enough to Slap a missle out of the air.
He had Cortana do the calculations to tell him when to move based off his reaction speed and the missle speed. He just moved when he was told.
I Cannot Wait until you cover the beginning of Halo 4, because i feel like im one of the few people who realized how absurd it is, but i think it may just be because of how much more dramatic and styleized the Halo 3 opening is in comparison. If you think about it, Chief Has survived a hard crash from space in the 1st four mainline Halo Games.
Spartans Never die! these are the people we need to continue the halo story
Ok can we say then how strong the glass on the pelican has to be with how the chief can punch and he wasn't able to creak through it to save the pilot.
I only believe that to be for writing purposes. Wouldn't be the fist time a character got nerfed for a scene for the plot.
@@LKN117 agreed that's one thing that's annoying I wish they would just be consistent. Could be how tired the chief would have been at that point to I suppose.
@@prompthorizon_12 BUT COULDN'T PUNCH THROUGH THE PELICAN WINDSCREEN. Riigghht.....
Probably restraining himself considering Fernando is right on the other side.
@@Ironfrenzy217 Then what is the point of punching the glass to break it to begin with if you don't have the intention of breaking through? No, it's just typical inconsistencies with lore that is very common in the Halo series.
And he is one of the most lethal spartans
Everyone's talking about Master Chiefs Greatest Feats but what they aren't talking about is one of His Greatest Weaknesses and that is: The ledges that were 15ft-20ft high in Halo Combat Evolved, Couldn't even survive a 20ft drop off of a Forerunner structure but can survive falling from space lol.
“SIR FINISHING THIS FIGHT BECAUSE WE GOT TO DO IT RIGHT”
Chief giving the Covenant back their Bomb was the greatest in my mind. Seriously though, how do Spartans survive the fall from space?! I get it, it's the Suit and it's many layers of protection but, I don't think they should have gave that a go. Even though the only two people to have done it and survived(That I know of in lore), are the two hyper-lethal Spartans ever! Also, does anyone know why Chief made the decision to jump from the Anodyne Spirit?
Damn...that shot shot at the end of Halo 3. Chief and Cortona rising at the same time, as Chief rises it blocks the explosion coming from the Arc. Beautiful
Sort of unrelated to the video itself but still halo, that starfield thing you had at the start of the video after the infinite clips made something click in my mind. I feel like the story is goign to culminate in making chief fire the entire array, just as the forerunners did. Reseeding the galaxy, just as the forerunners did. Idk it was a random thought I had when I was watching the video.
This guy is something, i bless you to bring the deep parts of the lore to us, and i just think about this. Instead of creating a show who's actually down the lore of halo......they would create something like a moovie or yes a show but with a creative direction who can bright the lore, Spartans with and without there suit are capable of perfomance like super hero moovies. Cleary superman, flash, batman mashup concept, not the full strength of this super hero but ad list a half of each character.
But no, for the moment we can wait more longer now i have seen the tv show halo.
Just adding to the Algo. Doing gods work.
you should make a video on all remaining spartans. Im talking from project Orion to SpartanIVs as well as Spartan1.1s who were the children of Spartan1s
I love this.
He's also the luckiest spartan 😆
I was showing how nut the Spartans can be with this video to my brother, the video start with an nice presentation like always, and then Installation 00 truly start with "Number 1, A Fall from space", my brother was like "WTF !", and i started laughing my ass off 😂
Bro you did some gnarly math for this. Well done. +1 sub
Chief is the run of the mill spartan 2. Spartan 2s wipe out armies, 3s turn the tides of battles, and 4s are just better marines.
That new intro is dope dude!
The spartan that has the plot armour.
I’m pretty sure he woulda punched through the frigates hull, seems how his punch can go through the deck plates, if he really wants too.
UNSC hull armour is entirely different to the floor of a cargo bay, watch one of the most detailed ship breakdowns, I'm not sure without the maths if it has enough force mitagation capability to take a hit from a spartan at that speed if said spartan intends to break it, but if they don't I see no reason why it shouldn't be possible.
@Raheem Stephens Anything is possible, we know brutes favour kinetic weapons (especially their fists) and are prone to conflict with eachother, seems reasonable they would design armour to protect against kinetic energy, the question then I suppose is: "How does a spartan's punch compare to a brute's?" Afterall there's no point in trading mobility for armour that can't do the job it's designed to.
Idk why, but I always assumed that the longsowrds were ordered to tail or assist the chief, which is why they blew the hole for him
Love you man
Yep!
In the banshee punch feat you forgot to mention that he sent the banshee flying across reaches surface
Tearing a tendon doesn't hurt at all by the way, you can't feel it. Your leg just gives out completely from the weight of your body, thus it can easy break your leg and ankle as you unexpectedly fall and that would hurt
The armor automatically takes over all movement for him in that leg. Therefore the armor is moving not his leg. It doesn't make sense but that's what happens.
Chief is so underrated, is op
That line will always make me smile. I fucking love Halo.
Heck yeah add some more kickass facts about S117
With the giving them back their bomb one k thought it was implied that cortana &/or hood are coordinating resources so he could do that, like having the long sword strike & im amber clad being exactly at the right place
What's that love action at the end of the video. Looks cool!
All this video reminds me is how much I love Halo 3
Halo 3 was not only one of the best campaigns for a single game but was also the perfect end to a trilogy story.
11:40, Not only is that scene the only time we've seen the Halo boosting it's energy-system drawing vacuum energy from around the ring when priming to fire, it's also the only time we've actually seen a halo fire. Oh, and some credit due to the Arbiter there, he seem to quickly gotten into the UNSC ship's bridge and managed to control the ship, not easy. What am I on about it's a video game.. lol
While I enjoy the facts and lore I want you to do more videos like this solely based on how flabbergasted you get with the logistics
Saying Chief is average is an insult to this hyperlethal status.
Says alot about how powerful chief is...but also says how powerful Atriox is as well.
Johnson is my spirit animal
I love your new intro
He's the spartan-iest of all the spartans
Chief eats his veggies.
Be like Chief.
"it ain't the fall that get's ya! ... it's the sudden stop at the bottom." - Riddick (probably quoting someone else)
More, please! 😄
You forget about how heavy the armour is
I believe he could give the bomb back he has enough experience and he’s smart enough
for a brick her flew pretty good is mi favorite quote
This is going to be interesting 😁😆
While chief isnt the strongest spartan i think some people forget that in terms of combative ability chief is simply the best with what hes done
'Dodge a missile' lol buddy I call that a parry
I'd argue he was more than likely traveling faster than terminal velocity at the beginning of Halo 3 because he jumped from the powered descent of the ship.
I'll just copy and paste someone else's comment regard Chief above Earth:
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I love the implication of the whole "give back their bomb" scene is that someone got a flight path worked up for the chief to know where he was going to be at roughly what time, pulled 2 longswords from the orbital battle with nothing more than the orders of "clear a path," they do that, and THEN inform Commander Keyes to move In Amber Clad into roughly this position at roughly this time with just the message "Catch him."
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And another person who raised a good point about how Cortana likely would have coordinated the entire thing, from estimating the most probably location of the carrier's path, pulling the longsword for a bombing run, telling In Amber Clad where to go.
Good video, but about the luck thing with the "Giving the covenant back their bomb" thing, didn't you make a video about how Chief wasn't lucky, specifically mentioning that scene? I have to agree some luck was involved, but I agree with that vid, Cortana and combined arms probably helped.
Awesome
Where can I see that alternative scene of Chief giving the covenant back their bomb from this video?