One

I saw September, but i may be wrong

Its gonna be free, on machinima

this thing, on legendary = rage

I think he means none of his friends play halo anymore.

It all comes down to opinion, but most people would agree that an RTS on the PC makes more sense than on the console

I would say endure but its a pain in the ass and boring.

wait, halo 3 did it, nevermind

Elites base their armour off rank dont they? So customizing it wouldnt really make sense.

I think a good "end" rank would be forerunner, overseers of the galaxy and most advanced thing also.

nvm

I think DICE have said something about the multiplayer on xbox can only handle something like 24-32 players, or if you exceeded that it wouldnt work properly

Count to 1000 using pictures of actual things.

king nothing by metallica

for whom the bell toll by metallica

Humans were prehistoric when forerunners were around.

Space invaders for the ps1

They should include all armour from past games into the armoury, make the visor colour selection like the emblem colour selector and BRING BACK VIDMASTERS!!

" Everything in the trailer is there for a purpose. Everything from the music to the audio to even some gameplay feature are all in the trailer- there basically isnt a wasted pixel in the entire thing. A lot of people have asked us about things, like why does master chiefs arnour look different, and theres two parts to that;one is the traditional 'we're moving into new technology and new artists are interpreting it',but there is actually an important story to that, which will have some gameplay ramifications as well."

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Having two discs is generally annoying and me being lazy i wouldnt want to keep switching disks, so i think if they can fit it onto one disk, do it.

Cure by metallica

Halo fans, hell, fans of science fiction in general, have been following the fortunes of the Halo franchise’s jump from the video game medium into TV and Film for a number of years, yet for all the news, rumours and reported signs of progress, fans have yet to experience any such benefit. Until now, until Halo: Faith. The Halo fan film that will hopefully satisfy long time fans and shame Microsoft and the movie studio’s into actually getting off their arses and doing something about the goldmine franchise they’re sitting on. The only question is, will whatever the studio’s eventually come up with be as good as this fan film? Because from what I’m seeing so far, this looks pretty baddass! Halo: Faith Poster The fan film was been directed by Jared Pelletier, who already has a number of short films under his belt, and is written by Jake Commons. Interestingly, Halo: Faith will go in the same direction as the Mortal Kombat webisodes we’ve been touting here recently and will be released via Machinima.com’s youtube channel which I personally think is an excellent platform in which to launch the series. The Machinima channel gets some serious traffic as the Mortal Kombat webisodes have already shown and combined with the massive fan-following the Halo games generate, I have no doubts this fan film will get both the praise and attention it deserves. Fan films have become a popular staple of the internet geekdom as of late, with web technology coming on leaps and bounds over the years, the imagination and desire of both geeks and film makers alike have kept in stride. The most notable efforts thus far in my mind are the Firefly fanfilm, Browncoats, as we reported last year (you can view the trailer here) and the infamous Batman: Dead End trailer which pits the Dark Knight against Aliens, Predators, hell, even the Joker. But according to the makers of Halo: Faith, this isn’t just any fan film: Halo: Faith onset shots The goal of this project is to set a new standard in this level of filmmaking (and hopefully get us noticed for doing so!). We’ve seen tons of fantastic fan work before, so we figured we would change it up. We recruited designers, artists, and a number of other top post professionals from films such as ‘Avatar’, ‘The Hulk’, and ‘The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe’ to bring the film to life. Our environments are entirely CG along with all elements aside from our main live action characters and props. The processes we’re taking are not breaking new ground in film as a whole, but are changing the form at the level we’re working. More than a ‘Halo fan film’, our movie is an experiment in pushing the limits of visual effects, wrapped in a ‘Halo’ package making the content more accessible. Nobody is doing what we’re doing, period. For this reason alone, we are excited to deliver an amazing experience to all of you. Thanks for the continued support, and we hope you’re excited too!

Hopefully they are not going to do that, at all, ever. Gameplay footage suggests they have not implemented them.

You don't know much about halo, do you?

i Agree with you good sir