Genesis Knight
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Hey don't you remember? They killed Halo 2 LIVE so they could increase the friends limit...oh wait...
Hey don't you remember? They killed Halo 2 LIVE so they could increase the friends limit...oh wait...
I imagine the 720 or whatever will boost the friends limit, but it's still kind of stupid they haven't increased it now when I'm certain they have the capability.
That said, how many friends do you really need?
Come add me, bros.
Add Franklinaut if you feel like losing some games.Glad to see I'm not being added on friends' lists.
Fucks sake HaloGAF.
Add Franklinaut if you feel like losing some games.Nobody likes me
Nobody likes me
Glad to see I'm not being added on friends' lists.
Fucks sake HaloGAF.
Haha, you didn't ask!Nobody likes me
Nobody likes me
It's the junior stench. Like that new baby smell, except it has a hint of forever and hopelessness mingled in.
You said I had an ugly avatar, good sir.
It's just ugly.Seems out of place considering how technologically advanced the aesthetic of the other guns looks.
Not sure when it starts. Monsterfracas and kittens are still trying to decide how to divide teams, debating the inclusion of divisions, what should be played in the tournent, and probably a bunch of other stuff. I'd guess a couple of weeks until it starts.While I'm here when does the tourney start? And what needs doin?
Something something you like Swordbase, etc.Nobody likes me
Not sure when it starts. Monsterfracas and kittens are still trying to decide how to divide teams, debating the inclusion of divisions, what should be played in the tournent, and probably a bunch of other stuff. I'd guess a couple of weeks until it starts.
Are you 100% sure? Sounds about right though.Forgive me if this has been brought up before, HaloGAF moves way too fast for me to keep up with at work, but has it been discussed how this is the first Halo where John talks while the player is still in first person view?
Seems out of place considering how technologically advanced the aesthetic of the other guns looks.
Okay, so there's this Waypoint Forge contest for Objective maps that I'm going to enter (signed by 343 copy of Halo 4 is up for grabs) - I've got it all ready to test, but trying to get 9 people on for a series of Objective games is fucking impossible - anyone available to come online and test with me?
HaloGAF pls.
* I cannot guarantee the map will be a) Any good, b) fun, c) bug/glitch free.
I wouldn't say it doesn't keep with the design aesthetic of the other guns, it just seems they went with a more chunky-tech look for human-themed stuff.
Also they made a decision to actually put a scope lens on the scope instead of just the viewscreen, which I can understand.
It doesn't look as sleek as the old sniper, but I like how it looks and I think it meets its design intentions pretty well.
I think it looks like something out of Fallout.
I really disagree with this. I don't think it adds anything in the way of immersion to have the character be completely mute (taken to the extreme in the Half-Life series, of course). The primary cause of this, for me at least, is that my personal comments are obviously not going to be responded to in the context of the game. We're a generation or two away from something like that, so at the moment I think it just strikes me as an awkward annoyance to have a truly silent protagonist.
I really disagree with this. I don't think it adds anything in the way of immersion to have the character be completely mute (taken to the extreme in the Half-Life series, of course). The primary cause of this, for me at least, is that my personal comments are obviously not going to be responded to in the context of the game. We're a generation or two away from something like that, so at the moment I think it just strikes me as an awkward annoyance to have a truly silent protagonist.I think it was another way to help immerse the player into the character's role
He's talking in first person because 343 wants to make the Chief more of a character. Whether or not this works for or against the immersion of the game, we won't know until it comes out.Forgive me if this has been brought up before, HaloGAF moves way too fast for me to keep up with at work, but has it been discussed how this is the first Halo where John talks while the player is still in first person view?
IMO it has always been an intentional design decision not to have Chief talk while you were in his view. Instead, you rely on your own reactions to what Cortana was saying or towards the actions unfolding on the screen. Otherwise any time John spoke, it was during a cut-scene where the player was outside of his view. I think it was another way to help immerse the player into the character's role, same reason they won't ever show John's face. Not sure I really like it TBH.
Curious on everyone's thoughts on this if it hasn't been discussed already.
I like the retroactive look of human technology in Halo, but I think the sniper rifle goes too far.I think its the cord and the pale screen; maybe they should make the screen look more like Reach's sniper screen(dark, green glowy); I think that would make it look more 'futuristic'. Could lose the cord probably too, or at least make it a different style.
I imagine the 720 or whatever will boost the friends limit, but it's still kind of stupid they haven't increased it now when I'm certain they have the capability.
That said, how many friends do you really need?
ADD MEGlad to see I'm not being added on friends' lists.
Fucks sake HaloGAF.
It's sad when MS still has 100 friends limits when Nintendo lets you make Groups (clans) with limits far and beyond that. Fucking Nintendo.
Are you 100% sure? Sounds about right though.
*shrug* I never had a probably being immersed into the MC before, don't really mind it. Hard to judge it off such a tiny moment.
I really disagree with this. I don't think it adds anything in the way of immersion to have the character be completely mute (taken to the extreme in the Half-Life series, of course). The primary cause of this, for me at least, is that my personal comments are obviously not going to be responded to in the context of the game. We're a generation or two away from something like that, so at the moment I think it just strikes me as an awkward annoyance to have a truly silent protagonist.
He's talking in first person because 343 wants to make the Chief more of a character. Whether or not this works for or against the immersion of the game, we won't know until it comes out.
My only gripe with the friends list is I can't give nicknames to my friends GT's so I can figure who everyone is without referring to a list.
Seems out of place considering how technologically advanced the aesthetic of the other guns looks.
The fuck is Xenolock?
Yup, agree, especially about the Rookie. ODST's narrative was great and they dropped in a mute protagonist, making for some really odd cinematics. Very curious decision.Considering Halo 4 takes control of the Chief for me during specific sequences, such as opening the elevator doors on the FUD, and punching both an Elite and a Knight, I'm pretty OK about John talking in the same perspective but with me in control in a limited number of instances.
He's not going to suddenly turn into a wise cracking Duke Nukem.
If anything it makes more sense - talking only in cut-scenes and being mute during gameplay despite the crazy shit happening around him, both in and out of battle, never really made any sense.
Just look at the silent Rookie in ODST, easily one of the weakest aspects about the game's narrative.
Yeah, there it was especially glaring.Just look at the silent Rookie in ODST, easily one of the weakest aspects about the game's narrative.
My only gripe with the friends list is I can't give nicknames to my friends GT's so I can figure who everyone is without referring to a list.
Why is that a good thing, though? It's kind of a strange meta commentary at that point. :lolI never said that it worked for everyone, or even myself, I'm just speculating why this has been the case for 5 Halo games. Take Halo 1 as the perfect example, when Cortana said something while you were playing, it was easy to take that as her talking to you, not some character named Master Chief.
Also, Chief has never been the silent protagonist.
The only things that really bother me here are the hose and piece of metal on the right. Really looks like something that was ripped out of my car's engine, and unnecessarily clutters up the screen.
500 million
ZingU!No human being can type in that many friend codes in one lifetime.