GAME SINS | Everything Wrong With Halo 4
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Halo 4 is what happens when a publisher demands a franchise continue when no one wants to work on it anymore. There's nothing found in it that has an ounce of creative passion. The game feels like a trailer that lasts too long.
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The fact that the Didact survives this game and is killed off in a dang comic of all things makes this game look even worse.
That's more Halo 5/ Brian Reed's fault
They did that with AssCreed as well. They built up Juno as the main big villain since AC3, but then silently and secretly killed her off in a comic a few years ago.
@Melissa Waterman The explanation is his body fell into the composer as he was dying so it just "composed" his body and sent him to the Forerunner domain. It made sense, but setting him up as the new villain, killing him offscreen in a comic, and making a character who who had a meaningful death in the story to become the villain was stupid as hell.
@@TrueMentorGuidingMoonlight I completely Forgot that. What even is the story for AssCreed anymore outside of the actual ancestors? Who's in the animus? Why are they reliving these people's lives?
@@koichidignitythief7429 Long story short, there is no cohesive modern day story. It was gonna be some shit about Shaun & Rebecca stopping Juno, but that idea was killed off after Syndicate. Then Layla Hassan, a super unlikable replacement to Desmond, started being the modern protagonist… and now Ubisoft threw her mind into a precursor machine to do “calculations” with the ghost of Desmond. Whatever that’s supposed to mean. And now Ubisoft decided to scrap everything and turn AssCreed into a live service game called “Assassin’s Creed Infinity”, where they will stop releasing outright annual sequels and just periodically send DLCs and updates to Infinity.
*Del Rio abandons John Halo*
UNSC Leadership: "YOU WHAT!?"
I still say the best thing about this game is when chief and cortana talk to each other, either in cutscene or gameplay
Yes indeed, as always have been.
I wish it wasn't so obvious they humanized her even more than usual just to set up an emotional conclusion.
@@Fredomato don't make a girl a promise.... do you mean the rampancy she was already suffering from? [submit, end her torment and my own]
And its immediately squandered in 5, which led to her being killed behind the curtain in Infinite.
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Poe: “Somehow, the Brutes have returned.”
Wrong sci-fi franchise.
but do they fly now?
@@KCMrecordings *Looks at Halo 3*
Always able to
Would not surprise me if Cortana actually had an Onlyfans.
Well, there is a lot of pr0n of her.
Probably why they gave her clothes in Halo 5
it has a dedicated rul34 community l can tell you that
According to the Librarian: Humanity was the Forerunners greatest threat
*coughs out flood spore*
Strictly speaking, they were... until the Flood showed up. XD
the flood aren't an enemy they are a plague, a force of nature. would you you call a hurricane an enemy? how about an earthquake or a viral epidemic? humanity was the last and greatest enemy the forerunner race ever faced the flood was simply plague they could not overcome
@@exilestudios9546 the Flood have sufficient biomass and depends on what form they have but I see ur point
@@exilestudios9546 They aren't a force of a nature they're what The Precursors turned into. They are literally The Precursor but twisted and parasitic fungus now. After they failed in there fight to The Forerunners they got turned into dust. They had planned to reform themselves at a later date. But the dust got corrupted with age. Eventually original humanity found them and not knowing the dust was actually alien remains took them, studied them, and determined that it was editable with no ill effects. So it became pet food. Not even joking original humanity fed Precursor remains to their pets.
Over time the dust corrupted the pets making them grow pods on there body, weird veins, and cause birth defects among other things. Eventually it jumped the species barrier and became airborne as well liquid infectious if a pet bit a human. In time this started the origins of The Flood. Eventually it got out of hand causing humanity to fight against the now Flood as we know them.
At some point humanity started going into Forerunner space trying to run but refused to just tell The Forerunners that hey your old enemy are now parasitic fungus zombies. Kinda our fault by accident and now we're running away. Could you help us. Humans get wiped out and rest. Forerunners celebrate. Forerunners then realize why humanity was hostile. Then starts the Halo series as we know it.
The Flood are completely sentient, aware of what they're doing, and choose to be and do what they do out of disgust and anger at all the other species in the galaxy. Halo 3's last level shows this when The Gravemind shows that they are capable of conversation and don't have to infect, turn, can work with other species, and corrupt everything. They just choose to. The Gravemind btw is the collective consciousness of The Precursors compiled into one. The Precursors are effectively immortal in their new form unless all Flood down to the last spore is destroyed.
The forerunners were capable of handling the flood. However the Inter-political fighting and their war with humanity weakened them.
The Didact just reminds me of Zinyak from saints row 4, and to this day still a better character in my mind.
Well obviously. He even covered biz markie.
You joking ?
Lmfaooo
Didact or Zinyak?
Lol saints row is my heart and its purple lmaoo and i played this and felt the same xD
You forgot the AWEFUL re-design of the Elites, they look dinosaur like and have teeth right next to their eyes. They always had a more slender look and we more like samurai
I can’t tell if you were trying to do a pun or if you just misspelled it but I agree the Elites looked cooler in the older games. Most of the enemies look flashier in the newer games but that flashiness also makes them look less intimidating.
The fucken design for elites physically hurts to look at like wtf were they thinking
i personally prefer the redesign. they look less like a half assed predator knockoff in the 343 games
@@exilestudios9546 lol no they fucking don’t, and there’s also a thing called inspiration, most of the Halo ship designs are inspired by the ships in the first few films of the Alien franchise long before Halo was a thing
@@Wolfbroa Can’t forget the grunts and jackals… they don’t even look like the same species from previous games. Grunts have big ass even uglier heads and they took away their funny English dialogue which is a huge trait in previous games. I’m glad 343 fixed it up with Infinite. That game is fkn amazing
this fella remembered Bionicle XD
one thing you forgot to mention is that at 13:54. Librarian mentions that the flood can only assimilate organics. yet LITERALLY its established ingame that the flood has a "logic plague" which is a way of infecting machines to basically mind-control them and assimilate them to their cause. Hence how the Gravemind was able to torture Cortana up until chief saved her in H2 and how it took control and of the Catalog forrunner in the cutscene where Chief and Arbiter meet GM face to face. the guys arent even paying attention to their own lore. just making stuff up as they go to keep giving you bad guys to shoot.
Right, but those machines wouldn't be "assimilated." In this, Assimilation is what happens when you get infected by the Spores. While that virus can turn machines to their cause, any AI that they infected would simply Join the Flood. Not become them.
I won't disagree if you say that that's a nit-pick; it is a fine line to walk on their (343's) part. But it is a difference in how the Flood effect organic vs technologic beings.
Right but here's the thing , infecting a digitized entity with the logic plague isn't the same as infecting an organism ,the logic plague takes time to actually infect an AI , according to the books the primordial took hundreds of years to fully infect Mendicant Bias
Even though technically the Prometheans aren't totally safe from the flood they can still fight it head on with out getting infected and their chances of not getting infected are really high
@Zoomer Stasi ah yes, pointing out a distinction in terminology is "white knighting" and not just... wanting to have clearly delineated terms.
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Dartigan: *No*
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It's great when you can hear his dry voice say that
Raid shadow legends is trash and they are so desperate to make everyone promote it
Definitely gotta do Halo 5. Finish the fight. (Except not ready because the game ends on one of the worst cliff hangers ever imaginable.)
I actually kinda dug the cliffhanger. All the lights going off as all the different AI seize control was pretty effective. I have a bigger issue with the same stupid boss fight spread over 3 or 4 encounters.
@Zoomer Stasi I literally call out an issue I had with them in the comment you replied to here. Maybe take a breath and take a walk.
18:10
It's actually Phoenix, Arizona that was destroyed.
"The Mantis had to have been created while Master Chief was asleep because it hasn't appeared before"
Apparently the Mantis entered service in 2403.
The Human-Covenant War started 2525
WHAT THE FUCK?
So we could've been kicking brutes asses with mantis' during the Human covenant war but all we go were warthogs, gausshogs and rocket hogs and the occasional scorpion. Those things could've been hella useful in halo ODST too
Technically the forerunners where overwhelmed by the flood because of the chaos and destruction of the human forerunner war.
Halo 5 story: exists
Gaming sins: allow us to introduce ourselves
Halo 5 doesn't exist...*points gun*...understood?
@@capthavic 343 is killed by master chief, so no halo 4 or 5
Wasn't that the rumoured game where they tried to make it seem like the series hero was a bad guy, but playing through the story showed the twist that everybody knew. That he was a good guy all along... or am I thinking of another franchise where they pull the exact same stunt...
Plot twist At the end of Halo infinite you learn that master chief is still in the cryopod of the Forward unto Dawn and Halo 4 and 5 was just him dreaming ... ( St Johnson please make it so)
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Big sin: I can't see shit.
Everything is dark and dull so its all blends together. I literally can't tell a blue elite from a red elite. And I didn't know there were different Promethan Knight variants till years later.
Unlike like Halo 1/2/3 where the super bright blue/red/gold colors pops even in dark rooms at night.
Wait, there are? I thought the only difference between the Knights was their weaponry! I never noticed any difference in armour strength or anything like that, not like with Elites... They all jus seemed to take the same to drop! And I was playing on Legendary!
Didact: "You-ahahahahh you got me monologing."
Well he does have a captivating voice (his voice alone should be worth a sin less ... then a + x for the fact that you have to access other thing that the game to understand most of it)
Missed sin: Using the Master Chief's, custom modified by Cortana, Mjolnir mark 6.5/7 armor to represent moments in past events where Spartan 2's wouldn't have said armor, at best those early days Spartan 2's would have armor looking like Omega Squad from Halo Wars 1 or proto-type variant's of Mark V versions (the type worn in Halo 1 or Halo Reach, at lest Reach tried to look like Halo 1 armor)
A pet-pev I've had with this game since day 1
Yeah! A “Raid: Shadow Legends” joke!
😂
Back when I played halo 4 I thought of rampancy as "that time of the month" for A.I's...
One thing I never understood. Since the forerunners preserved all the species for reintroduction after halo was fired, why didn't they just preserve a couple hundred of themselves as well? They could've fired the ring, and had a monitor reactivate the siluxes and they could've repopulated and continued on as the dominant species again?
One word for you pride
@@Wpns-cd4vz That doesn't make sense. If anything, that's an argument for them to repopulate 🤣
@@beircheartaghaistin2332 wrong they looked at themselves as the protectors of the galaxy and thought they deserved the mantel of responsibility but they failed to do so letting much of the galaxy die from the flood and then they gave the known galaxy a second sun lol anyway wiping out that much life they failed and weren't worthy to keep on as a species so they didn't repopulate there species as a whole however a few left our galaxy and may have I'm not certain there I think they didn't tho look at that fact as sempokoo (I probably spelled that wrong) it's their form of suicide like how the samurai did if they brought dishonor to there race
@@Wpns-cd4vz Mate, I'm not reading all that. Someone who is prideful isn't going to stop. What you're saying is just silly 😂
@@beircheartaghaistin2332 don't blame you it's a lot just think of them as a samurai and they brought dishonor to there (clan) so they kill themselves that's why I think they didn't
save themselves
Would you kindly make Bioshock the next sins video?
I see what you did there...
I think that’s been done
@@ugoeze7360 He did Infinite not the first one.
@@landismithCOJ damn i feel bad for infinite lol
He said in the video for dishonored 2 that he doesn’t bother with games that have silent protagonists,
"They'll pair you with another AI. Maybe even another Cortana model if Halsey lets them"
*"That's NOT going to happen"*
Halo Infinite: Oh yeah. About that. Heres another Cortana model.
The music on MIdnight, or at least the trench run bit is *chef's kiss.*
9:26 - Here's the thing about that "last living Spartan 2" bit. One - the books had long ago set up that Chief wasn't the last Spartan 2. His whole squad that he grew up with was still kicking around, as were a good number of Spartan 3s. Two - The Spartan 2s are just built different than the Spartan 4s. Being trained from child-hood for it makes you a step above most all of those in the 3 and 4 program. There are occasional exceptions that can keep up - Noble 6 from Reach probably could have - but the 2s had a whole host of genetic and hardware enhancements that the later versions don't get.
And even disregarding that, Chief is special for one simple reason - who he is, his personality, earned him Cortana. Halsey gave literally herself to Chief because he's unique in personality among the 2s, which is still true heading into Infinite.
The books might have set this up but the average player didn't go into the books unless they was really into the series and the series made a point of chief being the only remaining sparten in the early games, thus this to several players would feel out of place, which it did as me and my friends at the time all was confused by this and assumed 343 was just doing anything to make the game work how they wanted it, we obviously didn't read the books but never felt we had to invest in reading books to follow a story we didn't know we had to read books to follow.
@@DarkCobra88 okay, but even then, Jun survived the fall of Reach. He went off with Halsey, and both made it out.
@@DarkCobra88 I don't remember a specific point in time where the games explicitly say that John is the last living Spartan 2. I could be wrong but I have zero recollection of that.
@Zoomer Stasi If Bungie were still in control, you might have point. But 343 is. I'm not a fan of some of their choices (Trying too hard to appease fans by dropping villains and killing them between main games in side content, for one) but they're still in charge of it. And with the extent to which the side content - Halo Wars 2 and the comics - have informed Guardians and Infinite's starting points, they clearly don't hold that same thing to be true.
@MD Jawline Didn't say it did. However, it's still a FACT.... that THEY are in control now, so it's their rules, and their treatment of the lore that is relevant, not Bungies. that was the point I was getting at.
"... But clearly based off Bionicle."
And no I can't unsee it. Thanks for that, Dartigan. I was already pretty meh about them in the first place, they feel like they were designed to be a bit too annoying than was necessary, but that just cratered my opinion of them.
18:29 You forgot "The Didact survives this."
That Raid: Shadow Legends burn is amazing. Fuck that game so much.
I don't think it would be as bad if they didn't spam youtube with ads :(
Just realized this:
The forward unto dawn is a Paris frigate (I believe)
In Halo 4 they’ve somehow converted it into the strident frigate (the ones that go with the infinity)
No it was retconned so something else, not Infinity
Unless you mean the ships that fly with Infinity then yes
@@coltforceplayer of course I meant the ships that fly with the infinity, I literally said “the ones that go with the infinity”
@@thechroniclegamer4285 lol ok
I honestly don't get how so many people these days talk about how the story of this game is "actually really good", because it's terrible and has always been. As is the campaign in general.
Actually, I do get it: it's just people wanting to be contrarian in the face of all the people who have been rightfully saying this game as a whole is shit.
okay. the first sin is objectively wrong. The entire opening is basically the TLDR of fall of reach and other books. its supposed to be there at the beginning, because its the core of what john went through, gives his origin to new players, but also adds more context to 1 - 3 for those who didnt read the books, and - which they kinda failed at - gives the basis for the "human" side of John within halo 4s story.
if they wanted the whole story, whats stopping them from playing the old games in order? and on the subject of the story, it's almost like obscure lore was written somewhere you could read up on it in great detail if you where interested.
But here's the problem with telling the story to new players, why are you starting with the last game, yeah you have a point for explaining the how human met the covenant but if they are going to do that they might as well make a game based on how it all started, this is like when mass effect three keeps telling all the lore like nobody played 1 and 2
@@thehumanstunlock7588 not everyone had the first games
Many people jumped to halo on 4
Big chunk of them, kids
With the intro cinematic they know what happened without going back to play a 2001 game in another console
you guys are also forgetting that halo 1-3 had pretty basic story that didn't even covered the fuck Halo universe was, things that had been written by bungie but they never had the balls to actually tell them in game for some reason (beside some easter eggs).
@@alexghost7276 actually. fall of reach is referenced a few times throughout of halo 2.
that said. halo 2 3 and odst never required the books, for they never had halsey, oni and other forruner experiment related stuff in it that required the book content. nor did you ever have to explain the contact war or anything really. the books gave supplementary info not info needed to tell the games story.
halo 4 does though to some degree. which is why we get it in the intro sequence and throught the game. but the intro sequence as said, is more about where the spartans came from, that they were machines, emotionless and who halsey is. which is the story they wanted to tell. chief becoming human and such.
halo 5 on the other hand went full idiot. and went " nah man. we cant be fucked to explain the story and lore. go read the books"
16:58 magnetized boots. gravity isn't acting on him, he's planted to the ship with his boots.
Even if he were magnetized gravity would still pull him down
then jumping once would release his magnetic lock and he would drift around never landing again
I love halo 4 ty for this
2:35 Surprise to see you didn't sin that QTE, a QTE in a Halo game... How the mighty have fallen.
8:10 I don’t remember if it is explicitly said, but the Didact was locked up before the Halo rings were fired. He survived because of his prison.
Edit for spelling
@Melissa Waterman bruh it’s called a Cryptum
@Melissa Waterman oh Requiem
And a Shield World is to preserve life to survive the Halo Array
@@coltforceplayz5285 never played halo, but are you saying this ancient race had a world they could live on to survive the explosion but decided to wipe themselves out anyway?
@@The_Archer-he2ft There was still alot of them left after the rings fired enough to restart their race but they choose not to because they felt responsable for what had happened and had crossed many lines so they felt it best to let life move forward without them being there so they left.
I also just realized, it won't entirely matter if you all become computers with the composer as the Logic Plague is still a thing the flood has
I randomly thought to search for "Everything Wrong With Halo 4" and see this video uploaded a day ago. Good timing.
Great video and I enjoy your sin video Dartigan
Sin the original COD: Modern Warfare trilogy! Maybe do BO1, 2 and WAW aswell!
WaW is without sin ☯️
And then throw in the other halo games and boom we have the early 2000s games covered
Ask him on his streams. He responds to comments often
@@paul-juniorblack6151 ill try it if I remember
@@AustinH7 When you think about it, every COD made today is just recycled aspects of what WAW and COD 4 did.
Those two games indeed are without sin and hold a special place in everyone’s hearts.
7:35 I'm surprised you didn't mention the RETCON about Forerunners being ancient humans, and the character change from how we saw the Didact and Librarian in the Halo 3 terminals.
Its not entirely a Retcon from what I know. The original games kept a lot of things deliberately vague because they didn't entirely know where they were going with the forerunners at the time and there are actually things that tie in better with the current canon from the original games than would have tied in with some of the older, dropped plot threads.
@@johncollins3045 Nope. The original ending of H2 flat out made the point. Joe Staten's "Contact Harvest" said it explicitly. In fact it explained the whole war as Truth's attempt to cover it up. And lest we forget 343's comment in H3: "You ARE Forerunner". This is an indisputable fact.
@@ChairmanKam The stuff with Harvest was that the covenant thought that the Humans on the world were artifacts but then realized they mistranslated and the term for what they actually were was "reclaimers". I don't recall anything about them actually thinking they were literal forerunners and the reason Truth covered it up was because he worried Humans would supplant the heirarchs within the covenant and undermine the whole narrative that the covenant were the ones who were the reclaimers of the Forerunners legacy. Even if they did think Humans were actual forerunners though, that still doesnt mean that that doesn't fit with the 343 additions because the Covenant could have just misinterpreted things again, just like how they misinterpreted humans being artifacts rather than reclaimers.
As for 343 guilty spark. You will recall that in Halo 1, he has a conversation with chief in which he says something to the effect of "we talked about this the last time as well and we both concluded that firing the rings was the only way to stop the flood. Why would you change your mind now?"
Spark, in his rampant state here, can be said to be mistaking chief for the ISO Didact, who was the one to fire the rings in the 343 canon. And the reason this works is because the Iso didact effectively transferred his essence into a human form and chief is a modern day descendant of the iso didact who carries the Gease of the iso didact, which is why Spark in his madness is talking to John as if they know each other, because Spark can see that cheif carries the iso didact's Gease. The same can be said of the end to Halo 3. Spark said Chief is a forerunner because chief kinda is a forerunner. He is a modern incarnation of the Iso didact (which is part of the reason why he was also an ideal candidate for the spartan program. he was more than simply a baseline human)
@@johncollins3045 I notice you have no answer for the Halo 2 ending. This all sounds like attempts to defend a story written by small minds that doesn't deserve your defense.
Also, the Halo 3 terminals COMPLETELY contradict the story of the Librarians, Precursors, and Didact from 343i.
@@ChairmanKam I didn't respond to the part about Halo 2 because i don't know what part you are talking about.
I've come across the Halo 3 terminals in game but I don't recall much about them. I only kinda remember them not making a whole lot of sense so idk what an explanation for that might be, though I have seen some Halo Lore channels talk about how the lore aligns between the two developers versions of things so they might go into some details on that subject
I love how Humans had a cure to the Flood but since they got their ass whooped they didn’t say anything and once the Forerunners were losing to the Flood, humanity just kicked back on their lawn chairs and said “sayonara”
Humans did not have a cure for the the flood it was all a trick by the flood they purposely chose not to infect humans
Try playing this game on legendary and you will see just how flawed the gameplay loop for the prometheans really are.
Do you have ammo for the battle/plasma rifle?
No?
Then get fucked.
- Ghandi
@@igotmyapplejuice7094 did you just do an Olympic level ass pull to kill that promethean knight that spawned 100 meters away while only having and assault rifle and plasma pistol cause we are so fucking stingy with ammo. Shoulda kept the battle rifle you fucking idiot *watcher revives knight*.
couldn't agree more. I love playing Halo with lots of the skulls to power enemies up (for a challenge) on Legendary, yet this game ruins this, skulls halfing the ammo just aren't needed as you never have ammo without the skull but Knights take forever to kill to only get revived by watchers, which you can't plasma grenade as they have a shield which throws it back, so stupid as at this point, you have no weapons or ammo so watch helplessly as it revives all the enemies you spent ages killing, so so fun 343.
@@DarkCobra88 Playing Halo 4 on default is basically playing with the famine skull on. Weapons have so little ammo that you usually end up being forced to use promethean weapons almost exclusively in several sections of the campaign.
I finished Halo 4 legendary last night (first time playing it) and oh boy do I regret it. The knights aren't fun to fight at all. It takes a full mag with a lightrifle to pop their shields, but then they just hide behind cover to regenerate. If you're lucky enough to only be fighting one, you can try to flank, but you risk getting immediately smacked to death. Not to mention you get one-shot if the knight's got a binary rifle. It's like fighting someone's overpowered OC, but over a hundred times.
The campaign wasn't even that hard, except for that one bit in Infinity where you have to protect the door, and pretty much all of Forerunner. Explosive opening aside, it was tedious all the way through.
Halo ended at 3 and you can't change my mind
AI deteriorates after 7 years in halo yet the forerunner AI mendicant bias has been active for like millions of years
18:43 that's the best one lmao
Never change Dartigan. Love you and GCN ❤️
Fiiinally someone else then me pointed out the change of ship type between end of Halo 3 and beginning of Halo 4, thank you! It was nagging me so much, I don´t know why, perhaps because it was the first obvious sign how little they care about the lore of the original games and continuity and it was just a herald of things to come. Great video :)
Yay a halo dartigan video
Halo 5 will be fun. I tolerated 4, but 5 was aneurysm inducing.
What?
“What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?”
Oh I know this one! It’s Dartigan!
It’s actually kind of amazing how the first three halo games really don’t have much means of telling people the lore of the world. Only in the books will you have that info, but not the games, because the games are structured more like an action movie, with Chief killing aliens and the games being cheeky with the story of the rings, forerunners, and the enemy in general.
It is kind of impressive I feel. Not in a complete bad way
The only thing that bothered me was the lack of connective tissue between games. If you didn't read the side media then you'd have no idea how Chief got back to earth from Halo or why he was crashing to earth from the prophets ship. Otherwise the stories are self-contained like a movie and don't need any outside material to follow.
Well now you guys know why us original fans of the first 5 games are upset. Perhaps it wasn’t lore or canon enough for newbies but that’s what we got fed and that’s what we learned to enjoy. Suddenly it seems like newbies want chief to start having relationships with characters and shit! Not gonna act like there was nothing between him and Cortana or Johnson but at the end of the day it was very subtle and the subtlety was something I appreciated. It’s why the only part of Halo 4 that I enjoyed was the last cutscene where commander Lasky was talking to chief. Somewhere in that conversation Lasky seemed to finally get it! He says; “You don’t talk much do you!”. Yeah that’s kinda what OG fans grew up with! Now it seems they’re trying to get Chief and Cortana to somehow get into a digital bed with each other smh. I like how the Master Chief is the strong silent type. I’d rather have that then a video game rom-com.
@@chris7285 THANK YOU. I'm so tired of hearing 'Halo 1-3 didn't humanise John at all'... like, yes they fucking did 🤣
I agree with a lot of this except for Chief refusing that order. He might not be very personal, but he isn’t stupid, or a slave. He is more than capable of refusing orders and acting on his own when there’s no CO around. He’s not motivated by following orders and pleasing the brass. It’s his duty to protect humanity. Giving Cortana to Del Rio would’ve jeopardized that duty
Yeah it's like he didn't consider that the story was focusing on the Chief's development as a character. And it's not necessarily he found a loophole. He knows the protocol Rio described, and he was trained and conditioned to follow the orders of his superiors. The moment was significant because for once, he refused an order. He made a choice of his own free will.
@@koichidignitythief7429 speaking facts. I love Halo 4's story for all it's faults, it made Chief an actual character in the games. It's too bad halo 5 tore down a lot of what 4 built up
@@alext8229 Thank You Brian Reed!
i didn't know why I got this recommended but is really good
5:17 the reason why is because Dr. Halsey illegally flash cloned her brain and created Cortana. Flash cloning an AI can only be done from either a dead host or if the person themselves perform the process, which is illegal. However because Halsey didn't back up Cortana, this would mean that if Halsey does the same process, she would be basically making a new Cortana without any memory from the previous Halo games (keep in mind that Halsey was arrested during the events of the Halo trilogy and ONI just put her in a box, completely isolated from her Spartans and her work). It's comparable to getting a new phone without transferring all the data from your old phone; a factory reset Cortana without any memory or connection to John aside from what Halsey knew about him.
9:21 Edward Buck would like to have a word with you about that. A UNSC soldier turned ODST and later a Spartan IV, how does he NOT have the qualifications befitting of a Spartan? There's also a thing called progression. Spartan II test subjects were kidnapped children, and because they were still developing, they were molded into super soldiers. Spartan III follows a similar concept, but comprises of orphans that underwent the process as a form of taking revenge for the families they lost. Now despite Spartan IV being a step down in quality from the previous programs, given that it comprises of volunteering soldiers that already have a military background, what truly got them in were their qualifications, which is what Edward Buck has. Now i will concede that i barely know anything about Palmer, but the fact that she qualifies still has to carry some meaning, and i do wish that was explored in the later games and not strictly from the comics.
10:05 yeah, preach, even i have to agree that they are impossible to please. However this is the question: what is the sin here? If you're gonna sin the game, sin the game. Don't sin characterization unless the game itself performs character assassination that conflicts with the character's growth that has been established, which does NOT happen in this scene. Also there is an unspoken rule that remains consistent throughout the Halo series (not in EVERY Halo game, but still consistent): John NEVER takes off his helmet until the mission is complete or if his armor has to be changed and reconfigured.
17:28 two words: blast radius. You have to consider the possibility that the nuke's megaton yield may not have the blast radius necessary to cover the Didact's ship AND the Composer, which is why John was advancing as close as possible to the accurate location of the Composer so that he can deploy the nuke at the DEAD CENTER, to ensure its total destruction. Even with Cortana's "Just one of those will pop this station like a piñata." Quote, it still helps to ensure the target's total destruction by blowing it up at the dead center or as close as possible for a tactical explosion.
SPARTAN project was ... well, was rather *unethical* to put it blunt as SPARTAN-IV was kinda ignoring that the project roots and just "clean it".
Under Bungie had some very nasty things in HALO, United Earth was far from clean (SPARTAN and ORION were created to fight human insurgents, not the Covenant) that gave credence to the world, being a SPARTAN was not a good thing because that mean you were effectively a child kidnapped to be raised to be a solider and Halsey did that with ONI knowing damn well how the project worked, hell the difference of SPARTAN-II and III in terms of candidates was that in III the children were orphans and SPARTAN-III was just the more "cost effective" variant to use against the Covenant, not better one.
Edward Buck to been a SPARTAN would had to been kidnapped because I check, he is about the same age as Master Chief so he didnt qualify for the SPARTAN-II project.
@@drakron The UNSC is still sketchy in this new Trilogy. Insurrections are still a problem, meaning the UNSC still treats the Outer Colonies like shit. ONI has contingencies in place to genocide the Sangheili race and are even trying to provoke war with them (like sending Locke to assassinate Thel Vadam).
The reason children were used in the Spartan II and III projects was due to the transformation itself being drastic and experimental. The idea being that it would be easier to mold children into their experimental super soldiers was easier. After half a decade creating supersoldiers from children, they had the experience to successfully perform the augmentation on adults that didn't have the genetic qualifications they needed prior. Even then it was grueling as you essentially went through a second puberty.
I realize this comment is kinda pointless due to the nature of how sins videos work (and even knowing that I still like them) but you finally played a game I've actually played before and know some things about, so to clarify some of your sins:
The Didact wasn't supposed to be kept alive in his genocidal state. In the terminals in game, you see that the librarian imprisoned the Didact in the Kriptum for 10,000 years because she wanted to use the Domain to try to heal his madness (he was affected by a version of the logic plague that the flood uses to corrupt artificial intelligences) and turn him back into the more upstanding and enlightened man he was before the Forerunner-flood war (as we also see in the terminals, in the Human-Forerunner war, the Didact was actually anti-genocide against the humans while the Librarian was more pro-genocide). The only problem with the Librarian's plan, which she discovered too late, was that the Domain relies on neural physics to operate (e.g. its alive after a fashion) and is susceptible to being damaged by the Halo rings firing (think putting a magnet to a hard drive). The result was that not only did the Didact not get healed by the domain, but he was effectively left to stew with his own madness in solitary confinement for thousands of years.
I'm pretty sure Cortana doing her thing on visual screens rather than "in her head" is for the viewers benefit rather than necessarily an accurate representation of how AIs in the Halo universe work
The Elites are a large species, so if anything, it adds more depth for there to be differing factions (like the storm covenant or whatever they are called) that view their place in the covenant differently. Had all elites been on the same page about everything, I'm sure you'd call them out for being a one dimensional faction/race.
combat is subjective, but I've always found it better to use heavy damage weapons (like sniper rifles, shotguns, energy swords, explosive based weapons and sticky grenades) against the tankier enemies while using normal weapons/melee against pretty much anything else
Spartans can survive falls from orbit, but you don't want to rely on that method if you don't have to
I assume the Didacts end game is to try to rebuild the forerunners. He was kinda obsessed with finding a way to not use the Halo Rings and preserve the Forerunner's hold on the galaxy throughout the Forerunner-flood war. Failing that, the logic plague has turned him into a mad, ego maniacal narcissist. He's not exactly in his right mind or thinking in a wholly rational or sound fashion
There being new Spartans isnt really a problem for the story. If anything, if they didn't make more spartans, I guarantee, you and everyone else would be saying something to the effect of "If spartans were so awesome and effective, why did the UNSC never try to make more of them? Yeah the original batch were kidnapped and subjected to tortuous bodily upgrades and training which might make it problematic to revive the program, but surely there would be humans willing to volunteer for this process and surely they would have found a way to streamline the process and make it safer after all this time". In any case, chief is by no means no longer unique anymore because of this. He is a very different breed of spartan from the newer ones and implied to be infinitely more capable than them.
The particle cannons that you have to destroy in order to make way for the Infinity to escape weren't there when the Infinity first arrived. They were set up by the covenant after they gained access into the shield world while the Infinity was crashed on the surface.
When the librarian said Humanity was the biggest threat to the forerunners, its in the sense that, given the chance, Humanity would have surpassed the forerunners technologically, culturally, etc, and possibly have found a way to defeat the flood where the forerunners failed. Hence why some Forerunners wanted to wipe Humanity out.
The Flood are not a natural organic life form. They are a corrupted manifestation of the Precursors, who were trans-sentient beings leagues and leagues more advanced than the Forerunners. As mentioned above, the flood could corrupt AIs with the logic plague, and the Precursors were actually the ones to make the domain which the composer transfers data to, so overall, trying to use the composer on the flood doesnt sound like a great idea
It may not be very in character for chief to directly disobey orders, but to be fair, he's more often than not operated independently where he hasn't had a higher commander to micro-manage him
Nukes cause a lot of damage but the Didact's ship is huge. It does require some thought about where to place the nuke in order to damaged the ship in the most effective way possible
Yes thank you. These things were never a problem ever when playing the game.
The reason the other Spartans somewhat ruin the plot is one: hard to make and yeah you could say after years they found a way to make them without killing anyone but if its so easy and they are so badass then why is it chief has to do everything, they are pointless in the story
Two: everyone hated the Spartans and were illegal to make so them just saying hey look even though we were told not to we did it again
@@blueripper1558 I mean, there was only a fairly short part of the Halo timeline where chief was one of the only spartans left alive. The games only really cover a fairly narrow view of the Halo universe and there were plenty of spartan 2s and 3s doing stuff off screen in the wider Halo lore out there. So its only relatively rarely that chief has been the only one doing stuff. Even then, I'd argue that the series has been more about chief always managing to be in the right place at the right time to do what needed doing than him being the only one that could do it (like what Cortana says about chief being lucky at the start of Halo 3). Granted, it might have been cool to see the other spartans playing a role in the story, but then people would have been complaining that they were stealing chief's spotlight (which they still complained about once 5 came out, though that game is a whole other issue) and this game was sorta meant to be a last hurrah for chief before they started to de-centralize chief's role in the games a little bit and give new spartans a place in the story.
I'd argue that everyone hated spartans because of the way ONI went about making them, not because there was anything inherently bad about them. And I'd think that if the government was more transparent about the spartans and as everyone realized just how pivotal Spartans were to Humanity's survival, there'd be a lot less opposition to people being allowed to volunteer for the Spartan program, even if there were still major potential side effects/death involved.
@@johncollins3045 it wasn't just the way they made Spartans, much like the SouthPark meme all military specifically the ODST felt they would be replaced by spartans
@@blueripper1558 Perhaps, but given how close Humanity came to being wiped out, I doubt inter-service animosity would have prevailed over the proven effectiveness of the spartan program and its role in saving Humanity.
That is besides the fact that just because some new advance is made, that doesn't always mean that the old thing disappears. Spartans are expensive and take a lot to train to full effectiveness after all. ODSTs will always present a less costly and difficult to train intermediary between full on spartans and regular ground troops for special missions. It would be like saying, because we have navy seals, we don't need US Army Rangers anymore.
I wish halo had kept the humans are forerunners concept rather than confirming them as a different species
They can work around it (as long Brian Reed isn't writing) but yeah I think it would've been better.
your 2m introduction to h4 was so on the nose i had to take a quick 5 to get back to the video. Nicely said, 343i made many changes to gameplay and lore that most disagree with.
You should do halo 5 next for sure keep the halo vids coming
10:10 That's another! Thank you for the ROFLcopter fleet.
I don't like halo but im glad that you return to made videos like before, its actually enjoyable and by your voice it looks like you enjoy it made it too, instead of those boring serious last videos
yay, a Raid Shadowlegends Joke AND Bionicle, nice
18:07 The Composer's beam actually hit New Phoenix, Arizona
I would subscribe & ring the notification just because of that Raid burn, but I've already done those things
I feel like this whole video is "I didn't read the books and therefore I claim none of the lore I'm seeing existed until I just saw it".
@Leonard Wolf I mean, that's as may be, but in this case, the books literally spell out every single lore "issue" Dartigan seems to have with the games, and did so WAY before the switch over to 343, which he blames for his "Issues" with the lore.
>fail to communicate the new lore and any real depth of a character like the Didact and his personal experience of Forerunner civilization and the war against the flood 100,000+ years ago (like holy shit, give me something actually interesting like that) to the player in-game beyond hidden terminals that you had to leave the game and open another app to watch
>rely on clumsy Librarian exposition dump
>focus excessively on Cortana for "muh feels" and make her feel like a different character
>"wtf why don't the fans feel invested in our new story??"
@@Greyscale11 Are you telling us all that you can't read? Is that what you're confessing to right now? There are literacy programs out there that can help you, you know that, right?
@@TacComControl I did end up reading the books years later. My criticisms of the game and how it presented (and did not present) things remain.
Well the reason the Didact was left alive is hopes he would guide humanity, he should have been accessing the domain to calm himself and make peace ... but the halo destroys the access to the domain when activated (so halo 5 can't happen too) Well most of it is explained in the terminals and a book ... bonus sins then
Man, I keep forgetting to finish this game in co-op with my friend...
I don’t care what it is I need more content I can’t stop scratching my neck hard enough lol. Really tho we love you man! I’ve recently seen others try to copy but none like the original! Keep it going! And yes I just smoked some Mary Mary :)
2:07 Ouch, for Cortana. I have never once used her in either my laptop or desktop for anything I couldn't type into an URL box. Still not sure how to use that.
5:02 You should have sinned a fully functioning Warthog somehow surviving a crash that destroyed a much larger spaceship.
16:00 Either magnet-boots, or the mass of the ship is so much bigger than Master Chief's he's pulled toward it. That's physics.
I liked the 1st 3 HALO story modes fine, but I didn't really think too hard about them. Which I think Bungie expected. They mainly existed to train for multiplayer, like CoD.
Now this is one I didnt see coming at all! Alright lets gooooo!!
I was wondering why he was taking so long 😂
Almost 2 minutes to start with the sins, I never through that could be possible.
Ahhh yes, I love it when my spartan amour gets darker and more detailed, that’s what I get for not pre rinsing
I've played Halo 4 but even after watching this vid barely remember anything about it... unremarkable
I’d love to see dart sin more halo games.
Oh my god after all the time asking he actually did it
I still have no fucking clue how chief just grew
I don't know why, but the change to the dawn from a Charon class to a Stalwart class and the chiefs armour from MKVI gen 1 to gen 2 armour always just really stuck in my craw way more than it should have and they lampshaded it by cortana saying she "rewrote the firmware" was just bullshit. They honestly could have used it as a moment of transition when he's aboard the Infinity, like a step from old to new but it was handled so ham fisted.
Also, how does the chiefs gloves have any grip on a surface like hard light? In fact, how does anything have surface grip on a surface that by rights is glass smooth?
The excessive artsyle change made Halo 4 feel like a reboot set in an alternate timeline rather than a sequel to Halo 3.
That nano-bot excuse Frank O'Connor tried to peddle was such bullsh*t.
@@SentinelEnforcer I agree it didn't really feel like the halo world. Just simple little things like the Marines and UNSC army battle dress change (white helmets guys? Really?) the tacti-cool armour of gen 2, just left me with a really bad taste. Like such simple little things. Like I said have the Chief keep his mkVI until he gets to the infinity then have him change in a Issac Clarke moment where he steps out and tests his armour.
Like, they could have done so much more, it feels more like fanfcition to me than the game. Like, who puts missile controls outside on the missile tube itself rather than say... Weapons control station or armory control.
@@MrDark414 Yup, it could've been so easy to maintain continuity. Just have Chief and all the gear from the Forward unto dawn maintain their Halo 3 appearance, then update everything when Chief makes contact with the infinity.
"Like, they could have done so much more, it feels more like fanfcition to me than the game."
The scene that gets me the most is the nuke at the end. Chief literally detonates a nuclear warhead in his hands but survives without a scratch because Cortana shields him? That nuke obliterated the Didact's ship but Chief survives without a scratch? No wounds? That is straight up bad fanfiction levels of writing.
@@SentinelEnforcer yup, and as Dartigan points out (not that he needed to) he was literally holding it, there is very little you can do to write that and make it look good.
Halo 4 wasn't a terrible game but just feels like it fell well short of what it could be and I think that stings more than if it had just been a bad game, like the elements were there, they just chose to not use them.
@@SentinelEnforcer The "Future versions of things appearing in places where the Past versions should be" thing irked me as well.
Also, things just changing for the sake of change like the BR being neutered/wonky. SPANKRs work differently now, I started leading my shot and the thing just flew forward like a bullet, no travel time. The sword doesn't like to lunge, and what is even the point of any of the grenades if enemies are going to instadodge (or the FR grenade, which is the most useless thing in the galaxy).
They also forgot to give us some heads up on things like in the Broadsword mission, where you need to fly slowly around the one pillar- At no point up to there was there any indication you could slow the ship down with the left stick, and in that same sequence I learned you could fly around and go backwards on the same segment. Why? Ugh.
I feel like they butchered the Didact. Correct me if I'm wrong but in the books he was actually kind of fond of humans. Now yes he fought a war against them but then he was executed a few thousand years later by the master builder and Born Stellar had his imprint, making him the Didact, and Born Stellar actually kind of liked humans. So why would he try and wipe out humanity? Again please correct me if I'm wrong.
Thanks for the vid also please make a vid on halo 5 please
Anything not done by Bungie should count as none canon.
The last sins about Call of Duty are pretty freaking accurate for Halo 5. I played through the entirety of that game and didn’t even feel like I was playing a Halo game. Instead it felt like I was playing a Call of Duty spinoff with a Halo skin over it that you had to pay several microtransactions to unlock.
Honestly out of all the Gaming Sins channels I find I feel like this one takes it too seriously for its own good. Like when I watch Dartigan, instead of feeling like sarcastic nitpicking over the game with pointing out some actual BS sprinkled in, it just feels more like bashing on a game and trying to make it look bad. The first minute and a half was basically a rant about how 343 "destroyed" what made previous Halo lore good, which is something I'd expect more from an IGN review than a Gaming Sins video
*insert sin noise for Dartigan there*
I'm sorry you feel upset about your favorite Halo fanfic got trashed, please feel free to sob into the defiled grave that was Halo's legacy.
@@Name-ck9pv I genuinely enjoy Halo 4 from a story standpoint and find it very good. Gameplay wise I'll agree it's not the best even though it had some good ideas but story wise I only find it beaten out by Halo 2 so far. Definitely beats the massive slip Halo 5 was
I really don't get why people say Halo 4 had a good story. The storm covenant were literally explained in a throwaway line "A lot can happen in 5 years." It was a pitiful excuse to have us fighting covenant again. The Didact's whole purpose in Halo 4 was to be a stereotypical villain who just monologues the entire game. He's then defeated in a QTE event to further adds to him being a joke as an antagonist. Later he's just written off in a comic.
The forerunner retcon having them be a completely separate race from humanity. Halo 3 both Gravemind and Guilty Spark refer to humans as children of the forerunners. Contact Harvest which was written by Joseph Staten at the time of Halo 3 straight up stated the human forerunner connection.
Also those forerunner trilogy books that 343 fans always reference were written long after Halo 3, and bungie was already in the process of leaving microsoft at that point. Again it's a straight up retcon that feels completely jarring going from Halo 3 to 4.
The rest of the story felt like bad fanfiction. Captain del Rio was a complete throwaway character who's sole purpose was to yell at chief for a cutscene. Every mission repeated the same story beat of: Cortana acts emotionally unstable, Chief says "Don't worry we'll get you fixed". Repeat ad nauseam for every single mission. And don't even get me started on the finale scene with Cortana. Chief detonates a nuclear warhead *in his hands* and survives because of a light shield? That nuke obliterated the didacts ship and Chief survives without a scratch? The whole story was just absurd. And top that off with the absolute trainwreck of a sequel Halo 5.
@@SentinelEnforcer Okay. You don't have to like Halo 4. I got good friends who dislike it. But here's how it goes. I'm not a hardcore Halo lore fan. I don't read the books or anything. And to be honest, complaining about a game retconning what a book established seems kinda stupid to me on a franchise where games are the main focus. Game lore > Book lore any day. Same thing happened with Reach.
As for the Covenant, honestly I agree it's somewhat jarring to not get explained about them, closes thing is finding out more of this faction in Spartan Ops. I feel as though there should've been some exposition about it when you meet Lasky and company, and with how vast the Covenant was it does make sense there's a faction that still believes on the Prophets' lies and want to kill humans.
Didact, well, he is kind of a one note villain but eh. The QTE at the end is stupid and having him survive at the end only to kill him off in a book was stupid but the time between H4 and H5 I feel 343 went too far on expanded universe, which is one of the reasons H5 was so disappointing, since a casual gamer who doesn't look at the expanded universe wouldn't know who Locke, Tanaka or Vale were, wouldn't know why is Buck a Spartan now and heck they wouldn't even know who Blue Team are and where have they been all this time. But I feel like that isn't actually H4's mistake so it's jumping the gun.
Also I still get feels everytime I watch the H4 Ending. From Cortana's farewell to the moment Chief removes his helmet, to me that's the best ending sequence out of any Halo game, only comparable to H3.
Overall, Halo 4 is far from perfect, personally I feel its biggest flaw however was the massive and sudden artstyle shift wich in some cases makes zero sense. Most people I see hating on it however just bash by calling it garbage because it's not like the OG trilogy (which wasn't meant to be, I personally embrace a deeper story and giving Chief some actual character development) and leave it at that which doesn't really justify the argument so I actually appreciate someone giving some actual reasoning. But I still think it's actually pretty good all things considered. Feel free to disagree though, overall it comes down to opinions, just try to avoid saying it's objectively bad because there's obviously a good amount of people who like it so it's obviously not.
"I don't read the books or anything. And to be honest, complaining about a game retconning what a book established seems kinda stupid to me on a franchise where games are the main focus."
That wasn't my main argument though. Even disregarding the books both Guilty Spark and Gravemind make the correlation between Humans and the Forerunners several times.
"A record of all of *our* lost time. Human history is it?"
"Child of my enemy why have you come? I offer no forgiveness. A father's sins passed to his son."
"You are the child of my makers. Inheritor of all they left behind. *You are forerunner.* "
Again its so jarring going from Halo 3 to 4 because the forerunners being a separate race comes completely out of nowhere. It doesn't feel like a consistent universe going from Halo 3 to 4.
Yeah you're right storm covenant should've had a quick exposition blurb from Lasky during the main campaign instead of keeping that information exclusively in spartan ops. Which people didn't have access to back then if you did not have Xbox Gold membership.
"Also I still get feels everytime I watch the H4 Ending." I really can't get that same feeling because of the absurdity of what happens beforehand. With how everything was set up Chief for all intents should've died. He detonates a nuclear warhead while having direct contact and survives without a scratch. Yeah Cortana shields him but it doesn't make the scene less preposterous. We see smoldering wreck of the Didact's ship but Chief gets off essentially without a scratch? That's really getting into the fanfiction levels of writing which I can't get behind.
Another overall issue with the story is the complete tonal shift. People say Chief wasn't much of a character in Bungie's games but he was. He had a reserved demeanor which is a personality trait in of itself. He never spoke during gameplay. He had the occasional quirky sarcastic one-liners letting a bit of his humanity show through. We see in cutscenes Chief emote through body language. Like watch the scenes of Johnson's and Miranda's deaths. They were so beautifully crafted with Chief barely having to say a word. Again it's so jarring going from halo 3 to 4. Chief doesn't feel like the same Character. Cortana doesn't feel like the same Character. Halo 4 doesn't feel like a sequel to Halo 3. It feels like a reboot set in an alternate universe.
"just try to avoid saying it's objectively bad because there's obviously a good amount of people who like it so it's obviously not."
I greatly disagree with that sentiment. Just because a lot of people like something doesn't prove if it's objectively good or bad. A lot of people liked the Last Jedi despite the fan backlash. A lot of people liked to go see the transformers movies despite them being objectively bad.
In Halo 4's case it's still an extremely controversial topic unlike Halo 5 where it's universally hated. Even in Halo bubbles such as the Halo subreddit or Halo youtube Channels a solid chunk of people argue about Halo 4's ...quality. There's a reason why critical videos on 343 gain hundreds of thousands of views, even a million views. There's still a sizable amount of people who disliked what 343 have done with the franchise Halo 4 included. Heck I've even heard rumors that the reason why 343 did a complete 180 on the Halo 5 narrative was because of the backlash to Halo 4's story.
I wish I could like this video multiple times for your "fuck off Raid" comment. That was priceless
Missed opportunity for a sin is that the Forerunners are a different species. The Forerunners were Human and its revealed in the first game. Its foreshadowing by the fact that sentinels are initially friendly to the UNSC and Guilty Sparks repeatedly refers to Master Chief as reclaimer. Guilty Sparks is also incredibly confused and concerned by the realization that Master Chief doesnt know the Ring is a weapon.
I feel like 1:47 for the first sin is a new record, but I do not want to check if it actually is.
Im glad u are still doing these videos.The other "gaming sins" channels are just podcast/bluechew/game app ad/ channels now.
I played a leaked Halo 4 a few weeks before it came out and I don't remember any of this, haha.
Please sin one of these games
1. Red dead redemption 1
2. Bully scholarship Edition
3.GTA sa
4. TWD Season 1& 2
this is a like capcom putting devil may cry in the hands of ninja theory and then taking it back like someone seeing their dog was given a real shitty haircut and trying to pretend they don’t know the groomer they talked up before
2:23 That’s called Nanomachines Son!
5:00 Oh my god! Thank you! Thank you for that joke!
I don't care how many sins you have for this game, I still love it :) Any game where you can both shoot guns and drive vehicles are good ones to me. Also good job man you made some legit sins for this game that I thought were justified like the more bullet sponge and the Pelican one. Sorry for the long comment guys
Low bar, huh?
Your attitude is why so many bad games are made
I am GLEEFULLY awaiting a Halo 5 one
Can you do scarlet nexus? I know it’s not an option anymore but it was still a cool game
Yeah, he seems really averse to doing it because some of the cutscenes are in a comic book style. Shame...Since more people voted for it in the last video.
@@JABRIEL251 I’m actually playing scarlet nexus rn and it’s pretty cool. I haven’t been able to play for a few weeks because my laptop is in for repairs but god damn it’s good
Can u review *Lost Planet* because this video is a banger.
Why does del rio act like master chief left them to fight a war by themselves while he went off to take a break. He literally ended the war with the covenant and a future war with the flood
I swear 3shit3 has never played a Halo game, cause every game they completely forget that the Flood exist and introduce some other bullshit more powerful ancient bad guy that makes zero fucking sense.
Cortana is blue
Onlyfan is blue
Onlyfan is Cortana
Cortana is Onlyfan
Now you know what happen between halo 3 and halo 4
underrated
Nice