UncookedMoa

Banned because of banning someone else and giving a smiley face afterwards over and over again.

This looks promising. Hope your game ends up completed, unlike what happened to Halo Solitude, which only reached its alpha stage.

So free cookies, anyone?

Well, Bungie's Halo games were the saddest, in my opinion. Miranda's, Johnson's, each of Noble Team's deaths (With the exception of Noble 6's) and Cortana's death are said too much when a question like this comes up. They were sad scenes, sure, but in my opinion, they really needed more character development and other scenes could use more attention. With that said, here are my top five saddest Halo moments from least good to best. (Including a video, in case you forgot the scene! So, to avoid using up all the space, I've enclosed it inside this "spoiler" box below)

(From least bad to worst) 8. Left 4 Dead 2 Yeah, it got plenty of Game of the Year Awards and I just couldn't see what everyone was so amazed with. While I did enjoy it, I just couldn't see why everyone was obsessed with it. It wasn't that amazing. The animations just weren't good enough to make the game feel more immersive. It's just "okay" in singleplayer. Never played multiplayer though, so perhaps multiplayer is what everyone is raving about. 7. Borderlands 1 While I enjoyed the sequel, the first Borderlands was boring and I didn't find it fun at the least. 6. Gone Home. I seriously don't get the hype with Gone Home. It got some game of the year awards and I've seen people say it deserves it. Is it original? No, Dear Esther did the whole "walk around and listen to narration" a lot better before it ever came out and The Novelist has a better approach at telling the story of a family at home. I enjoyed those two games, and I didn't like Gone Home. Just what makes this unique? 5. Slender It's a very basic minimalist game where you get an oversized egg inside a fancy suit chasing you. For what? Maybe he just wants a hug. Is the concept original? No, Amnesia already did it much better before Slender came in. Good concept - poorly executed. 4. MW3 and later CoD games MW3's ratings were really too high. I found it boring and without the fun that the previous Call of Duty games had. Same goes for every Call of Duty that came after it. Call of Duty really is overdone. Admittedly, I enjoyed the Call of Duty games right before MW3 came in. 3. Angry Birds Overrated and boring game that somehow got popular. Puzzles don't even require much thought and even if you know what to do, you need to be lucky for your shot to end up just as you envisioned it. Is it original? No, Crush the Castle already did it. The only one that I actually had a bit of fun with was Angry Birds Space. But I got tired of that quickly. 2. Candy Crush Saga Yet another overrated and boring game that somehow got popular. So you just match up three candies and clear them up? Wow, so original. Nope, Bejeweled did it and perfected the concept long before Candy Crush Saga came in. I have lots of fun with Bejeweled, while Candy Crush Saga bored me. Even worse, Candy Crush is littered with microtransactions and annoying "wait 24 hours before next level" limits. You can't complete the game without paying for it or bombarding your friends with requests to help you, which makes me wonder why on earth people like the game. 1. Facebook games (AKA Annoy Your Friends: The Game) Really, do I have to explain this? Self explanatory in my opinion.

Hello there! I am UncookedMoa. Moas need their love and they have gone extinct back on Earth. Luckily, they've been found on Reach and we can see Moas roam happilly once more! But what do we do with them? We eat them as burgers. How could you humans be so heartless? Plus the Covenant glassed Reach. Now, they are a highly endangered species once again. They can be found at the Uplift Nature Reserve. I make fan made trailers, music videos and a couple of other things on YouTube. My channel is here. Here are what I believe to be my best creations (In order of best to least best): 1.) Halo - I WIll Not Bow 2.) Halo - Time of Dying 3.) 4.) RWBY - I Burn (Not publicly released yet) 5.) Halo - Elysium 6.) 7.) 8.) Halo - Burning In The Skies 9.) 10.) Well, my name came from an extinct flightless bird called a moa. The joke in my name is in the "Uncooked" part of it. Uncooked came from the Moa flavored burgers from Halo: Reach. Thus, meaning that the moa is destined to be food, it may not be cooked yet, but it will be. Thus why it has gone extinct. Humans have been eating them. However, comedy isn't where my username ends. My name also means "unseen potential." Uncooked means I have a lot to learn and have potential yet to be unleashed. The moa is a flightless bird and it is extinct, showing me as the underdog (flightless) who has something others don't (that "something" is extinct). I enjoy many games of different genres. But my favorite game is Halo, hence why I'm here. I enjoyed the entirety of the Halo series since I played the first one back in 2003, with the release of Halo PC. So far, I have been disappointed with 343 Industries' treatment of Halo. I enjoyed Halo 4, but I just had a very different vision for it. I really didn't expect that Ensemble Studios would capture the Halo feel better than 343 Industries did. I actally think Halo Wars felt more Halo-like than Halo 4. Halo CE is my favorite for the campaign. Halo 2 is my favorite for the story. Halo 3 is my favorite for the multiplayer. Halo 3 ODST is my favorite for the soundtrack and open feel and Halo Reach is my favorite for the gameplay. Every Bungie Halo was my favorite. In fact, I even enjoyed Halo Wars a lot for the strategy. Halo 4 and Spartan Assault on the other hand were good games, but they were disappointments to me. To me, this shows that they just don't understand Halo. Here's hoping 343 learns from Halo 4 and improves in Halo 5. So I end this introduction with... ANTI-MOA BURGER MOVEMENT - We've got free cookies!