Spectral Jester

seen a picture on b.net where a gamer had photoshopped the flames to green, and they looked awesome, and the red visor cant be that difficult doesnt Jorge have a red visor in the campaign? Oh and I want Jun's should part with the knife on it, and Carters shoulder part with the logo on it, little things like that would make me happy. and the daily challenges HAVE TO BE WORTH MORE, the higher the rank the more meaningless they become (cR wise) What about mega cR challenges on the 343rd day of the year (9th December?) thay would be cool, all challenges worth a minimum of say 20,000cR

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give jester a chance to

jester was upset by this

oh no red visor that woudl seriously wreck my colour scheme of my spartan, mainly because i would buy it straight away I know what you mean about the higher ranks, currently a mythic its now 1.3million to next rank, some of the higher levels its like 3million per level?!?!?!? really?

but cortana is still the

unlocking more powerful weapons when you hit a certain rank would in my opinion just encourage boosting even more, so casual or average players would get put off by boosters with overpowered weapons. The community wont grow if new players dont join the Halo experience, and more boosters we dont need. Last thing Halo needs is more overpowered weapons.

why does mine look like a fat git!!!

where mods are so cool...

My god I never thought of doing that, does that work all the time?

I am a team player, this is usually what's happens 1 Game starts 2 Magnet turns on 3 Bullets atract 4 I die 5 I respawn 6 Goto 2

I love the theory and could see it being real as i love invasion. I've been crying out for more maps, bigger teams etc. It got me thinking, maybe 6 a side is right? With more players i have a feeling there will be a lot more drawn games with objectives being unfinished. The scenario you have for the game is solid and definetly fun.

When I first read the custom campaign section I laughed thinking what a ridiculous idea,but .... I read it again and that is an ingenious idea, which could lead to no ends of fun. Especially as its in forge some of the maps would really open up more. I'll champion that point as its pure brilliance

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Greetings Razor nice to see you diving straight into the forum, enjoy yoour stay....

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ive voted for both modes, but I have a feeling 3rd person mode will not be popular....

decided the time was right

cant see anything on the offical website for comic con, but I would imagine there will be highlights after the show, im gonna be checking it anyway, so as soon as a video is available on web I'll post it here straight away they do have a youtube channel so id imagine the videos will be flying up on there as soon as also theres an iphone app so might even be videos on there.

Im hoping more details are announced friday at comic con 2011 “Halo” Universe Panel Room 6BCF, San Diego Convention Center Friday, July 22, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Frank O’Connor, Kevin Grace, and others from 343 Industries, as well as special “Halo” guests Greg Bear and Karen Traviss, will discuss the first 10 years of “Halo” and offer a sneak peek into what’s next for the exciting sci-fi universe.

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