I love Halo 3. And After Effects.
Thats pretty awesome.
Too bad there's no motion blur in Halo 4 (or at least not in the builds we've seen).
I love Halo 3. And After Effects.
Thats pretty awesome.
Too bad there's no motion blur in Halo 4 (or at least not in the builds we've seen).
Slightly Live said:After 10 years, and just a few months away from the start of a new trilogy, where has Halo's innovation gone?
This, this and this again. I've been saying it for a long time, Halo 4 lacks any of the innovative stretches that we saw in every single of the Halo trilogy before they released. Spartan Op's is more 'value for money' than it is innovative.
This game is looking to certainly lack the ambitious and crazy new ideas that felt 'just right' when you saw them, those Halo 3 gifs are a testament to those kinds of innovation. Anything we've seen that is 'new' is really just new for the series, and ultimately we're really just seeing compromises between the Halo formula and Call of Duty. There's no new weapons I'm dying to use, there's nothing like the Bubble Shield or the Elephant that I can't wait to play around with, and with the strong indication that there'll be no Halo 3 style ranking system or custom game browsing, it looks like we're just taking one step forward from Reach, but two steps back overall.
The Campaign alone is where all my hope is placed in this game right now, but I'm worried it'll be as Conservative as Reach's. It might not be, and it might be enough to give the game overall greatness the Trilogy had. It'll need some proper Mass Effect 2/Super Mario Galaxy/OoT vibes to even come close, which isn't an easy task.
I am fine with no motion blur. I always turn that stuff off.
are you serious? the weapon sandbox looks much better than any other halo and we have yet to see the new vehicles
You've missed the point.
If this weren't recruitment, I'd agree with you. But this is recruitment, and trust me when I say, "It will not be a pleasant experience." They're going to sing, chant, and scream – oh my word the screaming – to the point where they'll lose their voices. For the rooms I have to be in there with them, I'll likely get a headache (yes, it will be that bad, and I plan on taking some medicine). For the rest, after I set up whatever tech they want, they'll kick me out out of the room and have me wait outside.Sororities... And you want to be distracted...
See above for my pessimism.Seriously though, why so pessimistic Dax? You might meet some cool girlswho need you desperately.
You enjoyed throwing down bubble shields and driving a slow-ass Elephant? Granted before release, driving a Chopper or piloting the Hornet sounded fun, but those?This game is looking to certainly lack the ambitious and crazy new ideas that felt 'just right' when you saw them, those Halo 3 gifs are a testament to those kinds of innovation. Anything we've seen that is 'new' is really just new for the series, and ultimately we're really just seeing compromises between the Halo formula and Call of Duty. There's no new weapons I'm dying to use, there's nothing like the Bubble Shield or the Elephant that I can't wait to play around with, and with the strong indication that there'll be no Halo 3 style ranking system or custom game browsing, it looks like we're just taking one step forward from Reach, but two steps back overall.
Not always. Bar + good beer + friendly stranger who'll chat to you about where they're going = good times.P.S. airports are boring as shit
Not always. Bar + good beer + friendly stranger who'll chat to you about where they're going = good times.
This doesn't make any sense, but you as a whole have never made sense before so I'm not suprised. Nobody knew going into Halo 3 that the things done in those gifs were even possible. Just to see some parlor tricks/goofs being presented by you as "innovative" really baffles my mind. Also being dead set on not being intrested on things you have no seen? Yeah, that makes no sense at all.This game is looking to certainly lack the ambitious and crazy new ideas that felt 'just right' when you saw them, those Halo 3 gifs are a testament to those kinds of innovation.
Airports operate on nebulous timezones.It's wayyyyyyy too early for me to be drinking. It's only 7:30![/spoiler]
Man, I really want to see that Pit remake soon. Need something to drum up that hype again!
Edit: Seeing as I'll drag Reach's name through the shitter every time I have a bad session, I have to say that yesterdays 3 hours plus with the game was an absolute joy and the most fun I've had with it in some time. Played Team Snipers the whole time, picked up three random players incrementally from different games and donged the whole time. No surprises there but the real joy was that
A. The randoms I paired up with were actually really nice guys
and
B. The quitting was minimal considering it's Reach
(Bonus reason C. Only had to play Hemmorhage three times? out of 20 plus games
Oh and the lag wasn't too bad either
Anyone else taking time off from work for Halo 4. I have the 6-10th off. 5 days of Halo 4, so excited. Almost 2 months away!!
I think I could only get excited for a Pit remake if it was for that Halo mp xbla game based on Halo 2+3 gameplay I keep dreaming about. Thinking of the Pit coupled with this crappy new post-Reach gameplay is just depressing.Man, I really want to see that Pit remake soon. Need something to drum up that hype again
Halo 4 is not as 'ambitious' as previous Halo games because it doesn't have the luxury of being developed by an established company who have worked together on other Halo games and who are building on an existing platform and shared pool of knowledge and resources dating back across a decade.
The 'ambition' of Halo 4 is that it more or less meets the feature list of the last game, which itself represented the culmination of a decade of organized and directed work at the same company. We should count our lucky stars that Halo 4 is as feature-rich as it is; they're not just building the new model with the new parts, they're meanwhile building the factory that produces them.
Still gonna be mad when it turns out there is no competitive offering whatsoever, though.
I think I could only get excited for a Pit remake if it was for that Halo mp xbla game based on Halo 2+3 gameplay I keep dreaming about. Thinking of the Pit coupled with this crappy new post-Reach gameplay is just depressing.
Pit remake?
So, anybody wanna take bets as to which news outlet will break todays Bulletin news before 343 does?
So, anybody wanna take bets as to which news outlet will break todays Bulletin news before 343 does?
Halo CE - console fps controls, open battlefields, industry standard setting.Halo 4 is not as 'ambitious' as previous Halo games because it doesn't have the luxury of being developed by an established company who have worked together on other Halo games and who are building on an existing platform and shared pool of knowledge and resources dating back across a decade.
The 'ambition' of Halo 4 is that it more or less meets the feature list of the last game, which itself represented the culmination of a decade of organized and directed work at the same company. We should count our lucky stars that Halo 4 is as feature-rich as it is; they're not just building the new model with the new parts, they're meanwhile building the factory that produces them.
Still gonna be mad when it turns out there is no competitive offering whatsoever, though.
Reach really fell on its face by lacking innovation. Hopefully SpOps is huge.
So, anybody wanna take bets as to which news outlet will break todays Bulletin news before 343 does?
In concept, Megalo is one of the better things that has happened to Halo. It just fell incredibly short, because there was a lack of people actually using it. 343i put out a gametype, and Bungie put out a few. If only the players had the chance to tinker with it...Halo CE - console fps controls, open battlefields, industry standard setting.
Halo 2 - Console Online Standard. Games coming out now still don't have as good online infrastructure. The dashboard before the dashboard.
Halo 3 - Forge, Saved Films, and incredible Bungie.net support.
Reach - uhhh... Made stuff a bit better...
Halo 4 - uhhh... SpOps maybe.
Reach really fell on its face by lacking innovation. Hopefully SpOps is huge.
ugh actually... They said they had CG cinematics. #awkwardYou could see your own Spartan in cutscenes and stuff!!!
You ever play Spec Ops in CoD? Its gunna be like that you just kinda fight your way to waypoints where some fractured story will be given to us that noone cares about. Basically a huge waste of resources, we could have more MP maps instead or something else useful like a technological advancement.
Heck it would not surprise me if what we all want from Halo 4, such as spectator mode, a real level editor and 60 fps in the next Halo on next-gen hardware.
This doesn't make any sense, but you as a whole have never made sense before so I'm not suprised. Nobody knew going into Halo 3 that the things done in those gifs were even possible. Just to see some parlor tricks/goofs being presented by you as "innovative" really baffles my mind. Also being dead set on not being intrested on things you have no seen? Yeah, that makes no sense at all.
Dani's points hit the right spots, yours however just are fragments with no logical reasoning behind them.
You enjoyed throwing down bubble shields and driving a slow-ass Elephant? Granted before release, driving a Chopper or piloting the Hornet sounded fun, but those?
Afraid? I think you are the prime example of bottom of the barrel youtube ignorant commentator. Time and time people have called you on your shit and time and time you just brush it off like you won the argument, all the while everybody knows you ran for the hills the moment you were confronted with your ignorance.You really are afraid of me aren't you? It's quite clear that (like I said) the gifs aren't the basis of my post, but are instead an indicator of how unique (a synonym for innovative btw) a game Halo 3 was. My focus before has been primarily about game modes, or lack of interesting weapons of vehicles that we've yet seen.
I'm sure you're still feeling salty after you got completely embarrassed during the ODST argument we had, but if you keep attacking me I'm going to start reporting you.
Afraid? I think you are the prime example of bottom of the barrel youtube ignorant commentator. Time and time people have called you on your shit and time and time you just brush it off like you won the argument, all the while everybody knows you ran for the hills the moment you were confronted with your ignorance.
Even your goddamn tone with this post shows the level of maturity you have. Going to snitch because you got called out? Disgraceful. Utterly disgraceful.
but if you keep attacking me I'm going to start reporting you.
You really are afraid of me aren't you? It's quite clear that (like I said) the gifs aren't the basis of my post, but are instead an indicator of how unique (a synonym for innovative btw) a game Halo 3 was. My focus before has been primarily about game modes, or lack of interesting weapons of vehicles that we've yet seen.
I'm sure you're still feeling salty after you got completely embarrassed during the ODST argument we had, but if you keep attacking me I'm going to start reporting you.
Yeah...have you forgotten the Pirate Style game modes that the Elephant introduced? I've also loved having whole teams defend the interior of a Bubble shield.
This fight is boring and my popcorn is cold.
That is what she said.I like the more aggressive OddOne.
I just see two people throwing tons of salt at each other and its kind of funny.
Yeah, and come to think of it. we have not heard anything about the LE having the season pass code thing yet.It kind of contributes to me not giving a shit about reading this thread anymore.
That is literally all it is lately, other than when we get a morsel of news.
You're welcome to leave instead of commenting on how dull you find the conversation constantly, daedalius.
Actually there was a pretty good debate going on about innovation in Halo 4. Then shit happened and now the mood is ruined. Still, it's not everyday you see Subzero visit the beach.It kind of contributes to me not giving a shit about reading this thread anymore.
That is literally all it is lately, other than when we get a morsel of news.