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uhh it happend before the human covie war. While the USNC was still trying to put down a colony rebelion.

I'd go back and redo the sounds. Get the original audio (clips?) for the Covies, weapons, and ESPECIALLY the vehicals and use those instead of the ones 343 decided to go with. I would also change the spartan ops to either monthly or quarterly relases that were more of small campains with different maps. Not just the mutiplayer maps used over and over and over and over.

This happens way to much to just be a lag problem. I've certainly see it, and it's annoying as hell to stick someone then watch it bounce off. I've also had this happen numrious times with ghosts and warthogs. I see the thing acutally land on it, then act like its a UNSC frag granade and bounce off. And is it just me, or they Plasmas a hell of a lot weaker in this game than they were in the past. It seems like now the enemy almost has to be standing on top of it to get any damage delt to them.

I was thinking there were to many elites with swords. I wish they should change it up a bit though with the hunters. Maybe drop in 3 or 1 or 4 or something. Not just the same duo every time.

Because the Flood were an enemy he could understand. Yes they were winning the war, but their tactics, tech, and so on were things that wern't THAT Far ahead of what UNSC had. After he head the report from Cortana and the M.C. he probably about s*** his pants. And he wouldn't be the first ship commander that cracked under pressure. You can go back and read some books on WWII where commanders locked up before or during a battle. It happens.

1. His bio signs were off because the Librarian had just flipped on a bunch of dormant DNA for him to fight the Didac with. With out it, he would have been blown away pretty early on. My understanding of this was, this was something that was hidden in humanity, just not turned on yet. 2. Looks human to me. As pale as his skin would be being in a suit all the time, its hard to make out what it would look like. 3. He has a bridge, it's clearly visable.

I'll just go and do something else for a while. You'd be surprised at how much better you are after taking a break.

I think he was just afraid, the Didac was a possible threat on a whole other level than he had ever had to deal with. So his first reaction is to go run back to the fleet where he would feel protected.

At this point I'd even take her being able to fix Cortana and just make her a stable AI again.

Well one of the things that made me think that was in the videos you find in Halo C.E. Anv Edition was Guilty Spark talking about all the experements he had been programed to do over the Eons he was alone. Made me wonder what the other rings were doing, and if the Librarian wans't recieving the results herself or just working on the problem.

Shouldn't Glasslands be AFTER Halo 3? The war ended in that book as I recall as Halsey and the next gen of Spartains were hiding out. And thats when she was arrested by UNSC or Oni, I don't recall which.

I won't count it out at this point, but the Halo Rings wiped out all life that could feed the flood (including them), so unless there are a few frozen somewhere I don't think we'll be seeing any. If anything it will be more copies, like the Librarian.

What do you mean where did I see that? It was where the cut scene where the Librarian was talking to M.C. they made a point of talking about how the Forerunners had been able to convert physical people to digital constructs, but hadn't mastered going the other way. Though this is a copy of the Librarian, theres nothing to say that she couldn't have been working on this over the time she spent on Requiem.

Everyone was very excited about the game when it was released, as I recall it had a large pre-order. I myself was on that list. And was let down by the game in the end. Unless someone really botches one of the games, anything with the Halo title on it is more than likely going to sell exceedingly well.

I thought she used the last of herself to teleport him off, that "bubble" he was in almost looked like it was made up of the light bridge. I thought maybe she some how used that to create the shield.

I saw the Librarian scene as the start of how they are going to explain bringing her back. The librarian, knowing the Didac isn't dead or won't be killed that easily, will repair her and upgrade her to help her "unlocked" M.C. He might get a new partner in the second game only to get Cortana back at some point later. Or the Librian just gives her a body after cracking the digital to biological code and making it work, and they go make tough, brilliant, solder babies together.

Story wise no. However game play and game experience wise yes. It was a bad game.

Thats a wiki, it means nothing. Someone who just thinks he's dead could have wrote that. I don't think he's dead. I think he'll have found a way to survive that at some point. It's a classic sci-fi/move/soap opera cliche if you don't see the body don't believe they are dead.

Halo Wars still retains the title of worst Halo game ever.

I thought the story was okay but I didn't feel as invested in it like I did the other Halo games. I agree with what the other guy said about this feeling like Call of Duty. That was the same feeling I had from it. I felt more like I was playing COD 8 Halo Ops or something. The story felt like an after thought to the combat. The graphics were outstanding. I spent a lot of time just looking around at stuff taking it all in. My biggest complaint would be the audio. I actually checked my stereo system after the first time I got into the warthog just to make sure it wasn't messed up. Why couldn't they have used the audio sounds from the other Halo games? This actually took me out of the exprience and I gave a negative mark against 343 for doing it. Any why is everyone complaining that there wern't any boss battles? Thats never really been a part of the Halo games, you just get a massive amount of enemies tossed at you and have to fend them off or drive through some long tunnel or platform as it's blowing up around you. And yes Cortana will certainly be back. That scene with the Librarian pretty much assured that, they dropped way to many hints in there about flesh to digital conversions. True she might not have gotten it right when she was alive, but I'm betting that she had a lot of time to think about it and work on it over the eons (or her copy rather). My guess is at some point during the next or following game we'll find a repaired and upgraded Cortana to go with our recently upgraded M.C.