The Director

http://www.343industries.org/forum/topic/11224-its-here-at-last/ < Number 3

It depends on your preference for wording. It's either "undefined", "No solution", or "0". Roughly between 20 and 25. Most of them are named as well But a lot of them (nearly half) are not named. An example of a named Galaxy would be the Andromeda Galaxy. An example of an unnamed one would be M87.

Did you know that Twam plays Minecraft with GSD and Scotty on a fairly regular basis?

It's Ottawa, but I have a feeling you're going to come up with some movie that says it's Calgary and try to say that that's the answer >.> lmao

Destroyers were far more cost effective than Battleships. WWII Destroyers are mere tugboats compared to modern Destroyers, and are far more capable of protecting Carriers than Battleships due to the invention of the guided missile, which gave it the same capabilities as a Battleship, with a bit more underwater firepower (Destroyers were originally made to blow up submarines). Battleships are big and bulky compared to Destroyers, so what they ended up doing was splitting the Battleships normal tasks with Carriers and Destroyers (carriers couldn't be scrapped because of how valuable aircraft can be in an engagement). Now, a fleet of Carriers and Destroyers has similar capabilities to fleets that used to contain battleships.

While I agree with you that the graphics could be less cartoony (which is a problem for a lot of games, actually), one thing I've always liked about Halo is that their cinematic graphics looked nearly exactly like their campaign graphics (excluding Halo Wars, of course). The only real difference I've ever noticed in the graphics cutscene vs. gameplay is that in the cutscenes you can actually SEE Master Chief, and don't have a HUD lol

That was the original purpose of this thread lol It's become a bit skewed since the introduction of the award, but there's still a lot of good info in here Just gotta sift through the 900 some odd replies. xD

Honestly, it's not a huge deal to me. This is officially 343i's first Halo game, so SOME screw-ups are expected lol I'm just glad it's in the cosmetics rather than the gameplay.

Yep. But I'm pretty sure his shields were in the process of recharging. Not 100% sure though. :3

As long as you do not profit from it (i.e. sell the shirts that are made) then you will be fine. Here's a useful link for you http://www.xbox.com/en-US/Community/Developer/Rules

Indeed. The Harpax was a modified version of the Corvus. And I think it's Naulocus, Naulokus or Naulochus. lol I know there's a *kuh* in there somewhere xD

Nou >.> Could be better, could be worse lol Because the Romans had developed a little trick. I believe it was called the corvus, and it was basically a bridge that could be placed between ships so that the Romans could board the enemy ships and battle on there. The reason they did this is because they had little chance of victory if they had used traditional naval tactics (ramming and sinking ships), and they were better fighters in CQC than the Carthaginians.

lmaoooo My display picture is actually The Director from Red vs Blue. Any similarities to Christian Bale are purely coincidental, I'm sure. xD

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Oh, when Pyrrhus of Epirus invaded Apulia or when he defended Tarentum? The Romans lost because Pyrrhus had superior cavalry (and elephants! ) The battle in Apulia was called the battle of Asculum and the battle for Tarentum was called the battle of Heraclea.

It could also be a forerunner skull. If we made a machine like that, we would probably use human skulls instead of a skull shape of only one of our enemies. Not to mention that anatomically forerunners were very similar to humans. (not size and strength, but muscle and bone structure).

General George Washington (most famous American general EVER), General Wilfred Scott, General Robert Lee, General Ulysses Grant, General Dwight Eisenhower, General Douglas MacArthur, and General George Patton. As far as Admirals goes, Admiral Chester Nimitz, Admiral Grace Hopper, Admiral Hyman Rickover, Admiral David Farraqut, and Admiral Arleigh Burke.

Either Allia or Caudine Forks. In Allia the Celts pretty much just pummeled them and sacked the city. It was called the pillage of Allia or somesuch. In the Caudine Forks, the Romans marched into a trap and were forced to surrender (humiliatingly, may I add) and agree to a peace treaty. The Roman Senate disregarded this though, however the victory was in favor of the Samnites, and was called The Caudine Peace. Ohhh, I thought you meant in REAL life. Which yeah, you didn't say :3 And Roloson did wear a clover on his helmet >.> In real life >.>

If the shields are down they can. Master Chief nearly got infected by the flood in The Flood, except for Cortana's quick thinking saving him.

I have to agree with this. Without the books, we wouldn't even know what makes a Spartan a Spartan. As a matter of fact, before I got my hands on the books I thought that Master Chief was a cyborg. xD And back in the day Bungie used to develop the games right along side the books, to make sure the canon was matching. It wasn't until Reach came out that Bungie said the whole games>books thing.

Did you check to see if it's the actual seed? Because if you enter a seed that isn't an actual seed it gives you a random seed instead.

Orly now? lmao1. Halo CE 2. Halo ODST 3. Knights of the Old Republic 4. Knights of the Old Republic 2 5. Final Fantasy VII 6. Final Fantasy X 7. Final Fantasy XII 8. Kingdom Hearts 9. Kingdom Hearts 2 10. Neir 11. Homefront 12. Metro 2033 13. Fallout 3 12. Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind 13. Overlord 14. Conker's Bad Fur Day (64 version) 15. Bully: Scholarship Edition 16. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City 17. Saints Row 18. Saints Row 2

Wha? o.O I don't know which I'm more confused by, the fact that you don't think the humans and forerunners went to war, or that you think the humans fired the Halo rings.

Field Operations Tactical Unicorn Sylishness. In a nutshell.