leave, leave now and never come backProelite said:An enemy type that looks like the Navi from Avatar please.
Mechs, dropships, etc that looks like their counterparts from Avatar.
Turn Halo visually on next gen Xbox into Avatar on consoles, they would sell so many consoles and copies of the game.
wwm0nkey said:leave, leave now and never come back
I would be fine with the visuals being stunning but I want NOTHING from the Avatar universe in my Halo.Proelite said:So you don't want Halo to look like avatar in real time?
They'll sell so many copies of the game and so many next gen xboxes. It shouldn't impact the gameplay at all.
Halo has far better designs, Avatar hype has rotted yo' mind.Proelite said:So you don't want Halo to look like avatar in real time?
wwm0nkey said:I would be fine with the visuals being stunning but I want NOTHING from the Avatar universe in my Halo.
B_Rik_Schitthaus said:Halo has far better designs, Avatar hype has rotted yo' mind.
No it would not fit nicely into the halo universe at all, the only blue people I want to see are A.IsProelite said:I think a blue skinned humanoid would fit nicely into the Halo universe, and as would a bipedal mech. Falcons and dropships already look similar to their countertypes in Avatar.
/shrug.
wwm0nkey said:No it would not fit nicely into the halo universe at all, the only blue people I want to see are A.Is
SOME of their armor is blue, they themselves are not blue.Proelite said:We already have blue Elites.
wwm0nkey said:SOME of their armor is blue, they themselves are not blue.
Well first off the only remotly humanoid race besides the humans where the forrunners.Proelite said:What about multicasted aliens that have different skin color based on their caste.
One of which is blue.
wwm0nkey said:Well first off the only remotly humanoid race besides the humans where the forrunners.
Any other type of alien? Sure whatever.
the galaxy was entire wiped clean when the Halo arrays went off.Proelite said:You act like they won't recon the hell out of the lore in the next Halos.
Are you Ryan Payton?Tadale said:I want Halo 4 to be a major departure they have the opportunity to do something completely new, and I hope they take it. Completely new enemies, completely new story, new weapons, vehicles, technology. We don't have to have Warthogs and Covenant just because that's what Bungie's games had, it should be it's own thing.
I'm afraid that they're going to be forced to stick to old Halo staples to prove that they can do what Bungie does, and I don't know if I want another ten years of that.
wwm0nkey said:the galaxy was entire wiped clean when the Halo arrays went off.
tvtropes said:Halo series. From the first game we are given: "You are the Master Chief, born for battle, bred for war, you are the last of Spartan-II project. Your brethren have died". First novel clearly shows they were just missing in action in the fog of war, novel three brings them back entirely. The games never reference any of this.
Halo: Reach heavily retcons Eric Nylund's The Fall of Reach, which described the origins and early years of the SPARTAN-II program, as well as the Fall of Reach. In the novel, the Pillar of Autumn is already on its way out of the system when the Covenant attack on August 30, 2552. The ship turns back and the Spartans split up; the Master Chief leading a small team to destroy a ONI Prowler's NAV Computer (In accordance with the Cole Protocol, all vessels are to destroy their navigational databases upon contact with the Covenant, lest they discover the location of Earth.); the rest head to the surface to defend the generators powering the orbital MAC Cannons, the only thing keeping the Covenant from achieving victory. By the time the Chief completes his mission, the generators have fallen, a ground invasion is underway and the Covenant have control of orbit. Left with no alternative, the Chief heads back to the Autumn which flees the system. Rather than plotting a blind path (Again, the Cole Protocol), Cortana uses data from a Forerunner crystal to plot a course to Halo. The first game's plot follows. Halo Reach, meanwhile, has the Covenant raiding the planet as early as July 24, and the rest of their fleet arriving on August 14. The Pillar of Autumn is in drydock on the surface, with the exact location of the Spartans uncertain (an Easter Egg already has the Master Chief in a cryopod). The final mission has Noble Team escort a fragment of Cortana to the Pillar of Autumn, just as it escapes Reach. Rather than indulging her curiosity, Cortana plots a course to Halo on the orders of her creator, Dr. Halsey, who believes the ringworld might hold the key to beating the Covenant. Cue massive Fan Dumb / Fan Wank.
In the beginning, it was established that the all the Forerunners went extinct after activating the Halo Array. It wat later retconned in the Halo Encyclopedia that most of the Forerunner population did die, but there were survivors on the Ark that left the our galaxy.
Mzo said:I wish it didn't exist.
I'm really late here, has that been said like a million times?
B_Rik_Schitthaus said:Are you Ryan Payton?
Tadale said:No, but some of the things he had to say really soured by hype levels.
I love how you were completely shut down and totally ignored everyone. <3Mzo said:I did totally hate the direction the story took in Halo 2. There was so much potential to the Halo universe right at that point, especially with the amazing ilovebees setup. Those recording backstories were so much better than anything the game eventually came up with. Psychic plant monster, ok. Thanks.
I didn't like the Halo 2 single player game all that much, either. Multi was perfection, though.
I guess bringing in a new team may not be the worst thing. I really think they should've left the Chief behind, but oh well.
That'd be number one on my wish list, then, since there's no stopping this game: an amazing sci-fi story to finally do it justice. Potential just everywhere, lying about, untapped.
"The Halo I wanted to build was fundamentally different and I don't think I had built enough credibility to see such a crazy endeavor through."Proelite said:What did he say? I hope he is quitting because they're changing up the formula too much to his liking.
Proelite said:What did he say? I hope he is quitting because they're changing up the formula too much to his liking.
Tadale said:"The Halo I wanted to build was fundamentally different and I don't think I had built enough credibility to see such a crazy endeavor through."
Seems to imply that what they're making is very similar to the original Halo trilogy.
Tadale said:I want Halo 4 to be a major departure they have the opportunity to do something completely new, and I hope they take it. Completely new enemies, completely new story, new weapons, vehicles, technology. We don't have to have Warthogs and Covenant just because that's what Bungie's games had, it should be its own thing.
I'm afraid that they're going to be forced to stick to old Halo staples to prove that they can do what Bungie does, and I don't know if I want another ten years of that.
There is just no way you are serious with that last comment.Proelite said:That is terrible. We're witnessing of the fall of Halo into irrelevancy.
The only hope is that motion controls on the next Xbox can inject some new life into the gameplay.
Proelite said:That is terrible. We're witnessing of the fall of Halo into irrelevancy.
The only hope is that motion controls on the next Xbox can inject some new life into the gameplay.
Tadale said:"The Halo I wanted to build was fundamentally different and I don't think I had built enough credibility to see such a crazy endeavor through."
Seems to imply that what they're making is very similar to the original Halo trilogy.
daedalius said:Sometimes crazy new things don't really work with what has been established in a franchise or with fan expectations. If he wanted to make it a stealth-action game or something, that wouldn't be Halo.
Fans want new awesome stories and cool new mechanics, but fans usually don't want a complete reversal of what they've loved in the past; they just want it to evolve, not transform.