Cyan Cardigan

If this armor returned to the franchise, every second fella and his dog would be wearing it; and every first fella and his dog would have Emile's armor. I guess some people dig the uniformity. I just see it as boring. The katana should have a cheeky come back I think IMO, and you need to achieve 1000 GS in Halo 5. That would seem fair.

Thanks for the inspiration man, can't wait to get back to Straya and add the lot of you's.

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I can agree with people not giving a hoot with the lore anymore. Considering the average age of gamers is getting younger and younger. Kids these days just want to waste time and shoot stuff in the face. They couldn't care less about immersing themselves into the plot.

Is this one of those games where you say its spot the difference, and I'm staring at these images for hours on end, where in reality the images aren't different to each other at all? That's so cruel.

Haven't been banned as of yet! Am waiting for the day however. It will more than likely be over something irrelevant.

This legit looks like fun. Maybe throw in a speed multiplayer and make the map a bit bigger and then it would be a polished gametype. But considering I'm an abysmal sniper and can never time my swings with the energy sword right I could predict that I would get very frustrated with a gametype like this.

Thank you all for the heart warming welcome I'll try and add as many of you guys as possible as soon as I get back home.

Hi Team! The names Cyan Cardigan, as reflected in my Xbox Gamertag. I'm kind of like a Brown or Beige Cardigan, except no one wears Cyan. I've been a pretty massive fan of Halo since I was a wee boy and still am just as much today. I joined this site as I am looking for some like minded people out there so here I am. Feel free to add me on Xbox, I'm always up for a chat however I live in Australia so probably choose your timings wisely depending on if you want to talk to a sleepy Cyan Cardigan or an awake and lively one. I'm currently on holidays overseas for a month and a bit so unfortunately I don't have access to my xbox but I will be browsing on these forums every day until I am reunited with my console. But until then, I'm always up for a chat so feel free to send me a message. Thanks for having me, its a pleasure to be a part of the community

Well I'll be, I didn't know buying silvers would be the optimal pack to go for. But it seems incredibly logical now as to why I should've in the first place. I unlocked my first DMR (the default one with no attachments) at level 46 which I thought in my opinion is appalling. Its one of my most favourite weapons in the game and having to rack up massive amounts of hours of gameplay just to rock the weapon you love is pretty sad. Shame on me.

I play Halo because Call of Duty just isn't an option. That and theres nothing more satisfying than shooting banshees out of the sky in your very own banshee.

Oh man. I wish I had that much commitment and patience to save up that much req points. Good job!

I guess its all down to interpretation but I truly believe the ODST soundtrack is the best by far. I mean, it just really struck home and did its intended job well. The pieces provoked loneliness within the night ruins of New Mombassa when you're journeying around by your lonesome. As well as throwing spine tingling guitar riffs in when being combatted by the daunting covenant masses as required. The other soundtracks just seemed too much like each other (excluding 4 and 5 of course, considering there was a changeup of the musics composer). 10/10 would listen again.

The only possible thing I am concerned of is how the ODST's will be intergrated within the game. I loved how in Halo Wars 1 you could drop them in on the battlefield quickly, however I disliked the fact that these helljumpers had the same capabilities as any ordinary marines you deployed onto the battlefield.