You can quit the bullshit. The trailer was NOT pre-rendered. It was in-engine, and a demo of the entire sequence was shown off, everything was being done on a 360.
BUT, not so surprisingly, people decide to play it dumb and act as if games/engines don't change over the course of development. Yes, what we saw was possible. But if getting those graphics means losing 4-player coop, lowering the number of players on screen, or getting rid of saved replays, then I'm all for it; and so is probably anyone who really gives a fuck about Halo.
At the end of the day, those that love Halo will look at this trailer and then talk about all the features, gameplay, and story implications it carries. While insecure trolls will focus specifically on graphics. If the graphics are good, then they'll say its pre-rendered and the final game won't look like that, or if the graphics are average then they'll try to shit on the game for that.
Either way, its painfully obvious who knows or cares about Bungie's development process, and who just chimes in for a few snarky remarks. (Not saying that that's what you're doing, but many will do exactly that.)
