Jeffh3962

It's a Halo tradition that I strive to uphold. I'm not a chronic teabagger, but I may shove my manhood onto a corpse on certain occasions. Sometimes, I may even perform a preemptive teabag when I know that the fight is going to be in my favor. Teabagging is funny, and I laugh even when it happens to me.

Halo CE Halo: 3 Halo: Reach Halo 2 Halo 3: ODST Halo Wars Halo 4 I haven't played Spartan Assault, but I'm getting the impression that I'm not missing out on very much. It was pretty hard to rate these. I love every game I've played in the franchise. Halo 4 earned my #7 primarily due to its poorly written, poorly executed plot. I pressed the start button already being emotionally invested in the characters from the three truly fantastic games before it. If Cortana died in Halo 3, I probably would have been quite sad. Cortana's "passing" in Halo 4 wasn't the saddening and somber moment it was intended to be for me. I've also seen way too many movies to know that she'll be coming back. The campaign already fell to a lot of cliches, so I don't doubt that 343's storytellers will find an excuse to bring her back.

50 in Race. Doesn't get much more legit than that.

I'd love to see the SMG come back. Not for dual wielding. The SMG always seemed better when it was held with both hands. It took me a while to like the bullet hose, but I started to really enjoy it when I decided to see if it had any purpose of being on le battlefield.

Many thanks for the warm welcome, everyone! I'll definitely post some of my photos sometime. I'd link you to my personal website, but it's still being built. I'm hoping for that to be finished sometime next month.

Hello all! As my username would imply, my name is Ron Burgundy. Most people, however, call me by my real name: Jeff. I live in beautiful, sunny San Diego, CA. I also own a race oriented community called HaloTracks, but there's so much to tell outside of my gaming life. I'm set to be a cancer survivor on April 15, 2015, after being on the winning side of a still ongoing battle with leukemia (diagnosed Dec 28, 2011). I've become heavily invested in photography. Taking photos has allowed me to connect back to a world that I can't really engage in anymore. Skateboarding, surfing; things of that nature are all out of reach while I'm undergoing treatment. Photography has given me a small window back into that world. Throughout my photo taking endeavors, I've found that I'm partial to skate, surf, landscape, and astro/night sky genres. I've done weddings (and hope to do more!), corporate portraits, and model photography as well but those are much harder to get into. While I'm not taking photos, I can usually be found behind my computer desk editing a video, designing a skin for a website, out and about having a few drinks with my buddies, or teaching myself some new tricks in 3Ds Max and After Effects. I've been making videos longer than I've done photography. Much longer, and I hope to go to CGI as a career choice later on down the road. Though I've only recently gotten back into that as well, I do have a couple new vids coming that I hope to share with you all! I'd better stop right there. My father is a writer, and genetics enable me to write on ages. I'll finish this off by saying that I look forward to engaging with this community. You all seem like a swell group of guys and gals, and I hope that we all have many adventures in the future! Take care, Jeff