Halo 5: Guardians - Swords of Sanghelios Dialogue
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- This video compiles lines of dialogue from the missions Alliance and Before The Storm in Halo 5: Guardians. In it, you’ll hear mention of things from Halo’s extended universe like Sali ‘Nyon, gain some insight on Sangheili culture, as well as hear some funny lines said by the messenger grunts.
This video is a sort of 'definitive' edition of one of the very first videos I ever made. In this update, I included many of the lines that I had missed out on in the original video, namely some lines from the medics. Hopefully you guys enjoy this video as I had to go back and rerecord all of the footage to make this video.
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"Science human complains a lot"
"Good"
GOOD
I doubt he was even listening at that point
343 likes...
Not anymore
"I think someone stole science human's arm"
"Affirmative"
Lmfao
Palmer: "you will have humanity's best fighting beside you"
Arbiter: "That's great to hear, when will the Master Chief get here?"
Palmer: Uhh.....
Also, that's almost exactly what I thought when I heard Palmer say that.
Roger command, I have a visual on an Oscar Oscar Foxtrot
I was the 117 like
@@TaintedMojo oof indeed my friend, oof indeed
Locke: 😠
The rest of his team: OOOOOOHHHHHHH!!!!
The talk between the Elite medic and his patient is pretty profound tbh.
Yes. They captured the culture and beliefs of the sangheili perfectly here. In the covenant they would definitely have done whatever the wounded warriors were spouting and the medics would have nothing to say
It’s kinda cute
The part about who to heal first was interesting as well. The humane way to heal would be to treat the most life threatening wounds first, but the Sanghelion way to heal is to heal the higher ranks first, in order to get them back on the battle field and stop more of their brothers from dying.
@@Levy_Wilson Even in war all lives should be saved if possible. But in the grand scheme of things you could save more lives if the ones who are best suited to ending the battles quicker are patched up and sent back into the fray.
Thel vadam in his early years had to visit a doctor following an assassination attempt iirc, his family covered it up because it was considered so shameful, it looks like thel vadam intends to get those cultural ideals out of their society and make his warriors realise their lives matter enough to be repaired. He's truly a hero of his people
3:55
I *refuse* to be shamed by a
*_𝗺 𝗲 𝗱 𝗶 𝗰_*
TF2 Medic: WHAT.
Antivaxers be like
@@MajorOctofuss 😂😂😂
@@MajorOctofuss i see a anti-vaxxer hoard surrounding this comment.
@@MetalAmyRose I see no anti vaxxer.
That Elite poem though...
That was wholesome.q
I’m rooting for the guy
It was beautiful
My heart melted
It was sweet and funny and also little creepy lol
Halo 5's campaign might've been kinda ass, but the attention to the detail of world building dialogue like this is always neat.
Especially the medic (love that little aspect of the lore being shown)
It was 10 pounds if good ideas in a 5 pound bag. The longer time goes on the fonder Halo 5 becomes for me because I'm so far removed from launch hype disappointment that I finally notice and appreciate the little things the way they deserve to be.
Game is still an absolute mess in its campaign, but it has more solid moments and ideas than most will admit
"Attention to detail" and "world building" dialogue such as "Science human says to leave her alone" Yea right whatever.
Evil 1 eh i don’t know. At least it’s alittle fun
@@evil1143 They took lore from the Cole Protocol about Sanghelli medics. What you're referring to is funny, not serious world building. Your ancestors would be appalled by your ignorance *wort*
4:35-4:40 "combat with death herself" that's an interesting insight into Sanghili culture
It really is
He meant, he's a medic, he's fighting death herself(keeping other alive). Using knife and needle
@cristopher wong needle and knife is referring to what is used in helping out bullet wounds, or injecting things to ease pain or numbness
@@zynotrixfade5038 bruh you just got trolled....
As far as we know, death isn't a figure in Covenant and/or Sangheili religion. Using the pronoun of her might be similar to how nations could be referred as female.
That Messenger Grunt is pure gold
°Unggoy infusions are almost gone.
*Wait Unggoy infusions are almost gone!?*
°Sience human complains a lot
°I think someone stole sience human's arm
You forgot your closing "
“AFFIRMITIVE.”
I just wish that you could find a jackal running around with Halsey's arm somewhere after hearing that last line. Bonus points if he calls himself Rocket
@@501ststormtrooper9 "C O N F I R M E D"
“Science human is complaining.
Am I the only one who wants a game just on this civil war.
Sign me up
Especially if we get to play as the Arbiter again.
We should've gotten one, instead of Spartan Strike
Halo 5: Sanghelios
That’s would be dope, a Halo game just based on the Elite side!
There needs to be a game where you play as Arbiter during the Sangheli civil war.
Halo: Swords of Sanghelios
Oshe Shango lol why? It would’ve made a good game while we wait for Halo Infinite.
Oshe Shango it would be an awesome concept for a spin-off Halo game. ODST was great too.
Oshe Shango why? That’s literally what the Arbiter’s group is called......
I mean, they did make a Halo game set during the Fall of Reach, so a game set during this civil war is not too far off.
Or just make it like Spartan ops in halo4 but call it elite ops: Swords of Sanghelios
During the sanghelli medic lines, in Halo 3, you can see the arbiter stare at the human medics bringing wounded through the base. I'd like to think that, that interaction made him create the sanghelli medic unit.
Also, him seeing that the humans had female "warriors" in their forces was probably one of the reasons he allowed females into the Swords of Sanghelios. The first female to join was one who saved the life of Rtas 'Vadum.
The arbiter is pretty human at this point, which is technically both a heresy and a honor
@@germangomez7347 I think it's an example of how human culture is affecting these Sangheili. They had been exploited by the San'shyuum for their battle prowess for so long they had lost many aspects of their culture not related to fighting. We can see that throughout these interactions, whether it be in the medic tent, the love poem, or even the one Sangheili questioning power structures, something often forbidden in even human militaries. Their alliance has changed them, and I would think for the better. Their freedom has allowed them the use of the intelligence that makes them sentient for their own ends, instead of merely killing and being killed for others. This culture is experimenting with their newfound freedom, exploring new ideas and new identities in ways previously closed to them, and I think that's an amazing aspect of the writing here
@@Dr.CaveCurinas too bad that level writing is sidelined as background dialogue and only serves to contrast heavily how dogshit the main story's writing is.
So what we learned today is:
Grunts are awful at singing.
Grunt infusions are almost gone.
Ration supplies will be late...again.
Science human complains a lot, needs a fusion thing, and is missing an arm (possibly stolen).
Elites are Drama Queens but have an interesting sense of humor.
The Arbiter still has the most badass dialogue ever.
And I'm pretty sure at least *one* Elite really wants Palmer to have his kids.
That he will probably never meet due to Sangheili customs
very good
That One Guy i cant wait to knock you up so my brother can raise our children
Oh god no
@@mako_happy That would be nightmmare.
“When I draw my weapons it is for combat against death her self, I defend you with knife and needle”
Rawest fucking line I’ve ever heard.
Random Elite: gets a paper cut
Also Elite: *Commits Elite Seppuku*
I am pretty sure that has happened before
*elite goes to the library and reads about human culture and stories but gets a paper cut*
Elite: death before dishonor.. *takes out an energy sword*
I can only imagine what would happen if I was an elite that one time I got a paper cut from my school book
A sangheili with a crush on a human merely out of warrior's respect and admiration.
Anarchist and enlightenment sentiments among a few members of a very hierarchichal, very traditional species.
The clash between the thesis of sangheili honour codes and the antithesis of war pragmatism, expressed through the very difficult position of a sangheili medic and the reactions of sangheili warriors to first aid and surgery.
Sangheili soldiers expressing dissonance between their old religious beliefs and their current political reality.
Grunts being adorable and funny.
Say what you will about 343's artstyle and game design, but they are certainly nailing the writing and especially the world/lore building. This is fascinating stuff that Bungie never explored in their games, only novels and the like.
underrated comment
Now if only the meat of the campaign could be that good.
343 are currently killing it in the lore and world department
The Sanghelios missions of Halo 5 were the ones I liked the most for all these reasons. As much criticism as they’ve had, 343 has done a fantastic job with the lore of the Sangheili, and I hope they don’t abandon all this world-building going forward.
@@hesperis4022 Ya know what would be cool, if one of the Story DLC has the Arbiter showing up in the Shadow of Intent similar to Floodgate in Halo 3.
That recording of the Elite expressing is love to Palmer was actually really sweet and wholesome.....That Grunt laughing must have been his friend, HAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
I love how he made multiple recordings
Lol WAS his friend!
'...since you can not be brave, at least be quiet.' Gets me every time.
Well it's *Wort* it.
Doctor Fate bad
Aaaaayyyyyyyy!
Man that Sangheilios world building was gold. Felt like a Mass Effect story arc.
It’s stuff like this that makes me wish Grunts were with the UNSC in Halo 3. I’d love to hear banter between Marines and Grunts.
LightDragonTV aww that would’ve been hilarious. Why haven’t they done this yet!!!
I’d love that stuff
Imagine Hunters with flamethrowers or something
In one of the books the UNSC takes grunts prisoner and makes them clean the floors.
I want to like the comment but it's at 117
@@ItsButterBean1020 wait, that's illegal.
So, today, at 5:30 in the morning I learned that Sangheli have *two* hearts
Sick
Pretty sure they also have three lungs.
That might be something else, though.
The elite in the beginning poem said he had two hearts, as well
@@ghuudan3940 The Xenos are stealing our Super soldier technology
Bro wtf, how are we watching this at the same time
That's part of why the Energy Sword is twin-bladed IIRC
One punch, both the hearts, ends the duel quickly and decisively
7:23 Man, The Arbiter is such a great character. You can feel the hate, the pure disdain for the Covenant. He understands them, he was their idol, and that makes him hate them even more.
He was their idol because he was a glorified tool, now he’s his own person and has the ability to sit back and reflect what terrible life he had before. Not many people like former fallen from grace achieving self-reliance.
This is reinforce by the books where it is show how many horrible things he was forced to watch and do thinking it was the right thing
brother.
*Brother*
*BROTHER*
Those elites Remembers me 40k space marines.
Name checks out?
Brother, what heresy is this? These Xenos are nothing like the Glorious Angels of the Emporer's Light
@@ironsightsmcgillycudy7753 That's why the Emperor will Spread his Divine Wrath onto those filthy Xenos before they have the time to try copying our Glory
@@ironsightsmcgillycudy7753 Brother, they are not solely Xenos, but they are Sanghelii, warriors worthy of formidable respect for their code despite their likeliness to aliens.
BROTHER I AM PINNED HERE
I want to [redacted] the arbiter.
Spyro The Dragon get a load of this [redacted]
Usze 'Taham wait... where you the elite who fought alongside arbiter?
[This comment is under REDACTION from the SCP Foundation.]
Write your fanfiction. Live your dream.
Did Vale say that?
0:31 That grunt was never seen again.
Holy hell didn’t knew that elites had a crush on commander palmer
She's going to make an elites herem
She knows what the Elites like
Let's be real, who doesn't want Commander Shepard?
@@dr.boring7022 wrong game
@@Dark_Mastermc My bad. I misspelled Bastila Shan.
3:04 I've tooken a greeeeevuouus woooound
6:40 Admiral Anderson and Commander Shepherd...
exactly what I thought, this whole video reminded me of mass effect.
4:53 Snapping the neck of a surgeon.... while a grunt has a far more life-threatening injury.
Triage states that the second Elite is right. Lives will be needlessly lost if you are treating purely by rank. A reasonable person who ignores rank would focus on the grunt who has a punctured lung rather than the commander with a broken leg. The elite can live with a broken leg for a while. The grunt may suffocate before he gets treatment if the elite got his turn first.
That being said... a commander who has no concept of Triage or respect for lower ranks or medical staff may be a huge threat outright simply by grace of his willingness to break medical staff necks over Triage. Sooooo it evens out. And it may be a tad hard to find someone willing and able to explain why breaking a doctor's neck is a VERY BAD idea.
Although this is a war so you also have to look at it from another point of view, if the commander is wounded and has to come back then the soldiers under his command are gonna be a mess until he comes back or is able to give orders again, though that’s what second in command is for but idk if the elites have that same concept, so really saving the commanders life if your on the front lines could save even more lives
@@crimsonlight4205 You have a good point. Ideally, they would have a way to prevent loss of order and command if the commander is taken down... And they might, considering that often in the earlier games, a Major was often accompanied by a Minor.
But eh. it's a complicated mess.
Yukimare yeah the covenants pretty much just a jumble of random aliens killing stuff once the elites left it pretty much fell apart from lack of strategy
@@crimsonlight4205 Yeah. The Swords of Sanghelios is showing that it's moving forward, but they still have problems like the commander who kills over medical attention.
Though at least the simple fact that he demanded it is progress, all things considered.
Elite ranks are also granted based on the number of kills they have acquired in battle. Meaning that commanders are deadly (or lucky) warriors but this says nothing about their strategic competence. The ability to rack up a killstreak says nothing about your intelligence.
I love how the Arbiter is changing the norms of the elites and that the alliance between them and the humans is actually working better than that with the prophets.
Let’s just hope ONI doesn’t do anymore meddling and focus on the Banished….
Elite: I fear no enemy, not even death! But that thing...
*SHAME*
Elite: it scares me
It bothers me that all the elites sounds like garbled messes. But when I hear the Arbiter, I want to bed over for him...
I read that as "bend over for him" and I love it
Keep in mind Elites in Halo 3 also sounded garbled. The only ones who sound cool are main characters like Arbiter, R'Tas, etc.
Elites always sounded like that "Wort. Wort. Wort."
In universe, I would take it as the Arbiter has spent more time among humans than most elites, and has learned to perfect his accent.
Yea there voices are all way too deep imo they sounds like brutes.
Am I the only one that gets annoyed with these levels because we see Palmer in a black under suit while we run around in colored undies?
Tanaka also has a black undersuit.
So the two spartans besides Locke in Halo 5 who I hate/have no interest what so ever are the only ones with cool undersuits.
all of fire team osiris has unique under suits.
Everyone good texture blocking while we get to look like power rangers
I know there's at least one Elite that doesn't mind it
3:27 Using your time and energy to heal people or even save their lives seems pretty honorable to me.
In sangheili culture, blood is very sacred and it’s considered blasphemous to lose or draw it outside of battle
Okay I gotta admit, despite Halo 5 not being the best game in the series, I do have to give props for the dialogue and lore they've used. I found Jul's forces using toned down swords to wound the Swords really interesting, especially with Sangheli medics being frowned upon since being injured is often a sign of dishonour.
1:02 Young and Old Elite debating. You can tell the young one is a fool, while the taller and older one is more wise.
With the brute voiced 343 gave them, it's a bit hard to tell at first hearing
@@abominationfromhellitself7225 they should've gave them the halo 2 and 3 voices
@@theequalizer694 Agreed
They're the same height.
@@theequalizer694 aaaawubadugh
Science human complains a lot.
Good.
The Arbiter sounds so out of place among other Elites
This is why he is the alpha
Sounds like a native American cool
Cuz they sounds like fuckin brutes and not elites now bc..... 343
@@romainlettuce118 They sound like Elites, that's how they, I recomend you to read most of the comics and books that contain Shangeili lore
Rom Rod Exactly they sound like ass and nothing like CE-Reach. Damn Brutes more civilized than the Elites these days it’s sad.
Man, the convo between the medic and the wounded soldier jogged my memory about an old friend I worked with long ago. He was a medic during Iraq, and he told me once, "People always ask me how many people I killed out there. They never ask about how many I saved." Hearing him say that flipped my perspective on all that sort of thing, and regardless of the rest of the quality of Halo 5, this was a very good attention to detail that I think real medics would probably appreciate a whole bunch. True heroes.
Elite medics have it even worse. Their society views blood as the embodiment of honor, so to have blood spilled outside of battle is incredibly shameful. Because of that, Elite culture looks down on any medical professional.
Palmer: _Talks in a condescending way to Chief in Halo 4_
Arbiter: *Talks down to Palmer in Halo 5 when she tries to do the same thing to him*
Me: *"It's beautiful, I've listened to it for 5 hours now."*
When did she talk condescendingly in 4? If your talking about "I thought you'd be taller" its called she was joking with him.
@@degeneratesupreme860 yes, its funny how a joke can make a lot of hate for a character
I just realized Arbiter and Palmer have the same voice actors for Anderson and Shepard in Mass Effect OvO
Female sheapard? Because Keith david doesn’t sound like the male one
@@FakeAccount-vw9gi Keith David voices Anderson. Jennifer Hale voices FemShep.
@@FakeAccount-vw9gi
Now I want a Spartan or ODST that sounds like male Shepard.
"And THAT is when the covenant dies"....Arbiter learned how to crush faith...damn
I love how that one elite was down bad for Palmer. He wrote a poem for her.
Love this dialogue, hate how elites voices are literally deeper than brutes
"Science human complains a lot!"
"Good"
Love these conversations.
the first thing had me laughing because a freaking elite is attracted to a spartan woman, and the fact that a grunt started laughing at him. the elite was like "I WILL TEAR YOUR ARMS OFF" LMAO
2:50 yeah you can thank Palmer for that one
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I love the grunt information chain reporting to elites, I really do, but you’d think at this point they’d have instant digital communication
Problem is that both the Swords and the Covenant rely on the same tech, the same coms, probably even the same encryption. Its far safer to use a messenger then use the wireless.
LtCWest I guess that makes sense
Covenant doesn’t use AIs like Humans and probably not as much with digital communication besides their battlenets for their fleets. Yet, we still don’t know a lot about their cultures and technologies but what we’ve seen from the Swords of Sanghelios is that they’re similar to a paramilitary organization at that point in the Blooding Years in Halo 5. They don’t want their enemies to intercept communications, and notice how their frontal assault base it more of simple tents and holotables tucked away in the mountains. They’re trying to keep their fleets on the down low to not expose numbers and keep what little ships they have from being targeted.
@@DaMasta981 Not entirely true. Covenant as far as I know, do not use Covenant made AI's. The few they had where all from the Forerunners.
Grunts also double as a translators. That and elites aren't big on advancing technology, I think brutes have more desire for inventions then elites.
That Elite in the beginning is a poet and you all know it.
Nice profile pic
5:11 - 5:27 And both the commander and that one medic think that was totally acceptable.
"They will see their holy idol abandon them. That is when the Covenant dies."
Damn, Thel. Damn.
To be fair, that is the best way to wreck a religion, seeing their holy idol not listen to their words or pleas.
There are elites fixing vehicles who have dialogue and recordings from some elite who is really anxious about getting to fight with Arbiter (and also decided to give details about how he saw Arbiter shirtless). Also theres an elite sitting on a ledge next to a grunt who has some great dialogue like a little 4th wall break about the designs for covenant species having changed.
I'm going to say this, the Arbiter needs his very own game where he's is the main character. My idea is that it would be like a blend between the previous Halo Games and the 2018 God of War game along with a few things.
1. It would be an Open-World where you can travel to different planets, command armies/fleets and battle enemies such as the Flood and The Banished.
2. Like 2018 God of War, you can upgrade and customize with new armor sets and weapons throughout your journey.
3. You can play the Campaign in either Single or Co-Op like in the previous Halo Games.
4. You'll also be able to switch weapons from 1st Person/Shooter to 3rd Person/Melee.
Damn..Respect to the Elite medic..It's amazing how some role models are fictional but we still learn so much from them.
Alright I'll admit it Halo 5 has some redeeming qualities
@Oshe Shango What is that supposed to mean?
@Oshe Shango in the literal sense yes, but if you're trying to imply that it's in anyway parallel to real world Political situation in America, then just no man.
@@stilt_skin_my_rumple6655 read Kilo-Five, ONI sends weapons to the Sangheili faction called the Servants of Abiding Truth, they’re a fanatical terrorist organization who still believe in the Forerunners as gods and the Great Journey and we’re conveniently opposed to the Arbiter who was trying to unify his people under a single banner and ally Humanity. The Blooding Years by the Servants kept the Sangheili as a whole destabilized and prevented them from gaining good footing anywhere.
It parallels the U.S and the CIA funding terrorist cells in the Middle East as far back as Reagan with the Iran-Contra Scandal to keep the countries unstable from gaining any sense of self-actualization to give excuses as to why we should invade, occupy and keep our bases from being overrun from Russia and to prevent Russia’s expansion as well.
I wish the series kept its focus on this side of the story. The former elites now broken from a religious cult still trying to shake old habits while fighting a group of terrorists bound by the old ways is just a gold mine for war stories.
If you've not read it, Karen Traviss's Kilo 5 books are most of the set up for this. You get a really good look at the Elites' culture and they even manage to make Jul 'Mdama sympathetic.
I love that recording. Give it to Palmer
He needs to re-make the recording, since his ungoy friend interrupted lol
This comment section is beautiful because it's half people talking about the Elite with a crush on Palmer, and half alienfuckers who are trying to figure out how you're supposed to smooch a Sangheli as we speak
I really like how the Sangheli are sort of like the samurai in things like honor
"Science human complains a lot!"
"GOOD"
That caught me off guard lmao
Finally seeing the Elite's in a kind of natural element and talking to one another is much appreciated and I would like to see it more often
The Sangheli assassin who was supposed to assassinate the Arbiter but instead fell in love with him because he saw him naked once. *And now a Sangheli is writing Palmer poetry. Halo 5: Love Connections.
This was funnier than it honest to god should've been.
I need to lie down..
What?? In love??What assassin elite? I never heard that story. Can you tell me please?
@@andreamartinezz124 he's unsure how to woe the Arbiter, he wants to have a shiny Banshee to attract the his attention but worries he'll come off as vain. He worries if he has a dirty Banshee he'll come off as lazy. He wants to fly at the front of formations into battle but worries he'll come off as glory seeking but worries if he stays in the back of formations he'll come across as a coward. He fell in love after he saw the Arbiter out of his armor.
@@dr.bright6272were did you get this? A book?
Is there a book that goes more into detail about the change of sangheli society? Cuz their major religion is gone
Read the Kilo Five series
Also read The Cole Protocol. It goes into a lot of detail about how (many) Sangheili warriors would rather die than bleed out slowly on an operating table. There's a lot of backstory about the Arbiter too--he was a very different guy back in those days. Later books, such as Hunters in the Dark and Legacy of Onyx, talk more about changes in Sangheili society.
I do know they respect women
Oshe Shango Yeah. Their religion is gone but their culture is clearly intact as you can see. Whether or not they consider their culture their religion as well is up to them
i thought they had an older religion before the prophets fucked everything up
0:51
locke: Interesting song
cmon admit it
you all loved locke on this part even tho you hate him on the full game
I could listen to a sangheli's poetic words for hours.
Did Palmer forget that The Arbiter was a ex Supreme Commander??
dang...that Medic....best dialogue i've seen
The elite talking about Palmer was cute
"Science human complains a lot"
"Good..."
lmao, truly the relationship between Humans and Sangheili has not been completely restored.
2:23 When you're an Ace at parenting.
That final Arbiter line is beyond badass
That love poem was not only cute but just so... *chef's kiss*
Qui Qui
Damn, that elite has a crush in Palmer.
1:20 nice shoutout to Sali ‘Nyon from the escalation comics
I'll say it, i like the elite designs. Both classic and current are both great.
Didn't realize elites had bear claws
Alex Luca i know you know what sarcasm is but the personally made subtitles is what prompts him to be sarcastic about it lol, dummy :V
@@WarChaserz what?
1:15, I think this elite joined the banished after Halo 5.
immagine being a shangheli medic and have to argue with EVERY soldier EVERY time
0:22 I don't think that elite is gonna get some any time with palmer
I ship the Elite and Palmer now
The Arbiter’s last line was so amazing
0:51 this is the best part of the video
that elite needs to have a chat with palmer
Btw it was arbiter
:))))))))))
0:09 sounds like a moan (keep pressing)
You don't really realize how wrong the new elite voices are until you hear the arbiter speak. It's like he's talking to brutes and not other elites.
Damn, I feel bad for the elite who wrote the love letter to Palmer lol
Jokes on that grunt who laughed,, with halo infinite out, we finally know that the elite who made that poem actually got with palmer successfully.
@@the_jam_man wait what
@@the_jam_man post proof
@@hatemaster9131 the grunt communication towers "so, is spartan palmer still dating that one sanghelli? Oh, was that supposed to be a secret?"
"science human"
Imma borrow that one.
This is more elite dialogue than all the Halo series combined
Is nobody going to talk about the Love Poem?
I honestly had no idea an elite had feelings for Palmer.
@@alvisceratortheultimate1660 I'm surprised that elites are able to have those feelings for humans
Maybe if they weren't so damn ugly
At 2:42 it is the funniest thing I’ve ever seen
Damn Arbiter, you scary
7:10 That's cold as hell and I love it
When you realise that the Arbiter and Sarah Palmer have the same voice actors as David Anderson and FemShepard from Mass Effect, it seems that not even different universes can keep them apart.
That medic is a badass
i like how all the elites voices a rough and deep, then the arbiters is smooth and low
Lol at the love note to Commander Palmer.
I love that in the new Halo games, Arby sounds even more like David Anderson.
Just need to hear him when he speaks quietly.
The grunts makes me wanna cry cuz his singing is so good
the "thanks" i love it
So elites indeed can have a crush for humans
"I think someone stole science humans arm."