WonderWombat

Too late, they've already achieved weakness once they lost the San'Shyuum.

They are smart when it comes to military strategies, tactics, and technology. They were much to dependant on the San'Shyuum though, as we see in glasslands where they have no concept of practical skills like farming.

I haven't played it (probably never will) because I'm assuming that it follows Skyrim with the sub-par writing, and the "easier is better" philosiphy Bethesda wants to follow. Their games are like.... Michael Bay Movies I guess. They had some good games like Dawnguard and Morrowind (which would be Michael Bay's Rock), then they got sloppier like Oblivion and Fallout 3, but still decent (like Michael Bay''s the Island). Then it Skyrim was made just to be cool (which would be Transformers). But I did have a question believe it or not Bethesda seems to have better writing in DLC's. Like the Shivering Isles for Oblivion. And the Pitt and Point Lookout for Fallout 3. So does this actually have some interesting charaters and a decent story?

It's just a common name.

It could make sense. The Falcon seems to be more of a transport/support vehicle. The hornet is more of an assault vehicle. Like today a Blackhawk Helicopter would be the transport/support vehicle. And the Apache would be an assault helicopter.

We should have both. And I think the Falcon would win, it seems more durable than a hornet, and faster.

Maybe in a game mode we can have red vs blue vs green vs yellow capture the flag. But red vs blue as the default always and forever.

I would like some characters with stories, but it makes no sense as of now. But I'm pretty sure somewhere I saw something about the Master Chief's different armor. Frank said that the Forerunner world wasn't the first time Master Chief has stopped, therefore new armor. But he didn't want to go into detail about it. Maybe we will learn something in the web series. Point is maybe he picked up some buddies on his way to Requiem.

Is Schrodinger's Cat Dead or Alive?!?!?

In one of the books I think it says that the new didact is his own person. At one point he was two (Bornstellar and the Didact), but eventually he acquired one personality which he says is his own.

I think I was eight. My dad's friend let him borrow it in the beginning of 2002, so it was still pretty new. Several months later we got our own copy, and I played that until Halo 3 came out, and that is when I got Halo 2.

I think we will be fighting the Prometheans most of the time with bits of Covenant here and there. And I doubt the elites will join up with the humans, they aren't the same rebels from Halo 2 and 3.

The terms I used were Forerunner Sniper Forerunner assault rifle thing Forerunner SMG/Grenade Launcher Thingy Wasn't trying to make it look like I knew what they were.

Part of me wants to see the game have terrible sales just to show Microsoft, and the other part wants to see the game sell amazingly. (I still think it will be amazing, but sales are different)

The way Gameinformer made it sound was that Cortana's rampancy will be an underlying plot, so I don't see her dying in Halo 4 or 5.

Looks like a small version of Avalanche, if it is anything like Avalanche that would be awesome.

I don't care, but I do like it when the one stray person with a mic joins my game and makes comments about everything, it amuses me.

The Campaign, the Halo stories and Universe are why I like the series so much. Halo multiplayer never appealed to me that much, but I think I will enjoy Spartan Ops, but after that I will probably play Battlefield 3 again.

This is pretty horrible. It's worse than Battlefield 3's 2gig updates. There are a lot of people who got the 4gig kinect bundle, so they won't be getting Halo 4 multiplayer. Good job Microsoft.

There is some thread in here with the pictures. I have no idea what page it is on.

If you could get an achievement more than once, I would get this one all the time.

343 Guilt Spark suggests that the Didavt is alive in one of the terminals in Halo CEA, so I think he will definarelh make an appearence. For some reason I imaginw the forerunner to be similar to the blue people in avatar, just bulkier and paler.

Looks like a beefed up version of Halo 3's, looks good.

In Glasslands they remaining Spartan II's, excluding Master Chief obviously, are asked if they want to become Spartan IV's. So that could explain a change in armor. They don't look like Spartans to me though, especially the guy closest to Master Chief.

I wouldn't say full of spartan IV's. Every Spartan VI is just about on there though, but we don't know how many there are.