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Yes! Invasion is sounding like an asymetrical Battlefield I really like the gameplay adjustments and additions they have chosen. I am hoping SP has seen as much evolution. As an aside I heard them say "race" on the VidDoc... hopefully it returns so we can make our own Worthog racing games.Spawn System | Players can select from a list of spawn locations after dying. In addition, in the Invasion game type players are paired with a fire team partner (or "battle bro") and can choose to spawn by them, co-op style, as long as they are away from enemies.
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I just feel like for a company that sell millions of copies, their first outing was meh...and double meh after that. Iam going to keep my eye on this but so far Iam not convinced. I totally lost interest in the story line after Halo 2 I was trying to understand the storyline in Halo 3 but I feel like it was poorly done..I honestly dont understand what going on.
Referring to Halo: 3 and ODST, respectively?
yes, never played ODST though, Iam going to try and play through Halo 3 again and see if I just wasn't paying attention because it felt like the story was non-existant...I actually don't remember any good moments in the game.
yes, never played ODST though, Iam going to try and play through Halo 3 again and see if I just wasn't paying attention because it felt like the story was non-existant...I actually don't remember any good moments in the game.
I just feel like for a company that sell millions of copies, their first outing was meh...and double meh after that. Iam going to keep my eye on this but so far Iam not convinced. I totally lost interest in the story line after Halo 2 I was trying to understand the storyline in Halo 3 but I feel like it was poorly done..I honestly dont understand what going on.
I'd say it passed the "way too complex" stage a long time ago...but it's still a good world.
The human race and the Covenant shares a common ancestry: The Forerunners. When they realize this they become all buddy-buddy and work together to defeat their common enemy: the Grave Mind / Flood
The introduction of the Grave Mind in Halo 2, was confusing, IMO.
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Halo in 5 minutes by IGN: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIwnrIOqhO8
What I can remember from the Halo Legends anime:
The Flood is extragalactic in origin.
The Forerunner, an advanced alien civilization, built the Halo array to destroy the Flood and it's food.
They fire up the Halos as a last resort, sacrificing themselves and all sentient life in the galaxy; but not before archiving various life forms from a bunch of planets to The Ark.
Those planets, the Covenant worlds and Earth, were then reseeded with ships like the one you ride to Earth in Halo 2.
The Forerunner are dead, but humans can activate their stuff for some reason. Also, they kept alive Flood specimens on a Halo that you accidentally set loose in the first game.
The way they show it in Legends is a bit confusing but Humans are the Forerunner race reseeded. That is why the Covenant went to war with the humans. Their whole religion / society is built around the Forerunners activating the rings and transcending this existence, then the quest to activate the rings again so the Covenant can join the Forerunners. So finding out Forerunners are still around would pretty much destroy the Covenant's whole society. The Prophet of Truth discovered this and started the crusade against humanity to cover it all up.
I think the Forerunners original plan was to give their technology back to humans after society had re-evolved. Hence the 'Reclaimer' tag put on humans. But 1000 years of dark ages on Earth put the Prophets and Elites way ahead of humans (in terms of technology) so they found and took all the forerunner tech for themselves.
I always thought the stories in the Halo games were awesome. It is a pity Reach really won't have much in the way of story development for the universe as a whole.
Reach probably isn't going to get deep into the global Halo myth, being mostly about fighting a loosing battle and facing certain death. But because of this, it will have a more human drama in its focus, another step in the direction seen in ODST.
It's probably certain death, but we know from ODST that at least a couple of people made it off Reach. I'd like to come across Buck somewhere during the game ...