Watching the first episode and I wonder why is there a human working with the covenant?
Watching the first episode and I wonder why is there a human working with the covenant?
I don't get why the president lady wanted to Kill John, there were some weird logical leaps, but overall I enjoyed the show.
The assumption is that she was a human raised by the Covenant.
I thought all humans had this ability.Its because she has the ability to activate Forerunner technology in the same way Master Chief did in the cave.
In the games.I thought all humans had this ability.
Yeah, maybe the covenant don’t know that yet?I thought all humans had this ability.
Well, I doubt the Covenant are so dumb as to think that the SOLE human orphan or whatever they have captive just so happens to be the one human that can access forerunner tech. My guess is she just happened to be part of a colony that was wiped out and kept as sort of a pet for just this purpose.Yeah, maybe the covenant don’t know that yet?
This is just laughable.Were they really not allowed to throw props in the desert?
These new Trek shows are so bad. They make Halo seem a masterpiece.I thought it was actually pretty decent.
Keep in mind, I barely remember the story from the few Halo games I played. I don't care at all about that lore.
And the only scripted television I've watched in the past month is four episodes of Star Trek Picard season 2.
The bar this had to clear with me was very low.
I don't get why the president lady wanted to Kill John
Well, to be fair, she could have just made reasonable orders and discussed options with him like a human being. I hate how these shows box people into ridiculous demands just to force drama.He is an experimental super soldier who started disobeying orders while also having control of a powerful artifact. Nothing confusing about it.
I think you are still missing the point that to her, Chief is a broken tool. A weapon, not a human.Well, to be fair, she could have just made reasonable orders and discussed options with him like a human being. I hate how these shows box people into ridiculous demands just to force drama.
Yeah, she doesn't look at him as a human, she even straight out calls him a machine.I think you are still missing the point that to her, Chief is a broken tool. A weapon, not a human.
Just pretend that Master Chief is RoboCop in this version and it will all make sense.Well, to be fair, she could have just made reasonable orders and discussed options with him like a human being. I hate how these shows box people into ridiculous demands just to force drama.
Were they really not allowed to throw props in the desert?
It was better than expected. It's not particularly good or on part with the incredible ads made for Halo 3 but well see with the rest of the season.
Also yeah those shots on first person are bad, Doom level bad (like those ManaByte ):
Either you are so in love of your CG props that feel like using them in all cases (but then well lack of good judgement and taste?) or they could not give enough of a f’ to think a proper movie prop was worth the time to make… was production that rushed and/or cash strapped ?This is just laughable.
Was it so hard to find a plastic model that could be thrown on the ground?
Too bad you don't like this because I really like those. I like that they took the effort to do this and it looks amazing to me.It was better than expected. It's not particularly good or on part with the incredible ads made for Halo 3 but well see with the rest of the season.
Also yeah those shots on first person are bad, Doom level bad (like those ManaByte ):
No kidding. Did that guy miss the ENTIRE PLOT revolving around the covenant and humans fighting over the artifact?The Halo show is nothing like the games, and that’s why it’s good
The Covenant is secondary to a more interesting conflictwww.theverge.com
the hubris of these people
Yeah, they’re not Mandalorians where they have some stupid code revolving around their helmets. Master Chief takes his helmet off in a secret ending in the games too (albeit you don’t see much), there’s nothing in-universe that says they don’t take off their helmets.Why would Spartans keep their helmets on outside of combat? How would they eat, drink, scratch an itch, or clean up?
The armor is just for fighting, which the games have them do 100% of the time, but in a show I'd expect Spartans to take it off regularly.
Why would Spartans keep their helmets on outside of combat? How would they eat, drink, scratch an itch, or clean up?
The armor is just for fighting, which the games have them do 100% of the time, but in a show I'd expect Spartans to take it off regularly.
B*llshit. He killed her mother. She would hate him as much as the UNSC and as we saw she had a lot of hatred and not much reasoning so I would not put it past her to just shoot. Also he could have just taken the gun from her since he is armored or just ignored her also because of the armor. He could have also reasoned with her by saying that he could have killed her or imprisoned her while she was unconcious. Removing the armor was dumb. But the writers are not so smart so it doesn't surprise me.Exactly. For a game it's kept on to keep us in that space of we are Master Chief. This isn't a game so obviously if Halo were real you wouldn't have them wearing their helmet 24/7. Honestly the way it was done in the show made sense. He was trying to get her to trust him so that he could save them and had to do it quickly too. Taking your helmet off and giving her a chance to shoot you in the head does that. Not saying it wasn't insane. It was. however it worked. Also for those blaming the actor they hired him because they already had this planned. They wanted a known actor because they already had every intention of taking that helmet off. So don't blame him.
Also I like Pablo's work. Love it in The Mandalorian and so far in this 1st episode of Halo he's done a good job. Remember he's playing a genetically enhanced supersoldier who has had his mind fucked with and been molded into something almost robotic attitude wise. Hence my RoboCop comparrison for this show. He's starting his process of breaking out of his programming if you will and finding his humanity again.
CGI wise I think it was fine for what it was. People seem so hung up looking for something that doesn't look perfect. I've seen this with everything with CGI. For me as long as it isn't insanely bad I honestly don't notice. I'm talking the design of the rifle being completely wrong, wrong color, etc. To me it looked like a AR so it was fine.
B*llshit. He killed her mother. She would hate him as much as the UNSC and as we saw she had a lot of hatred and not much reasoning so I would not put it past her to just shoot. Also he could have just taken the gun from her since he is armored or just ignored her also because of the armor. He could have also reasoned with her by saying that he could have killed her or imprisoned her while she was unconcious. Removing the armor was dumb. But the writers are not so smart so it doesn't surprise me. Also the SPARTAN are equivalent to SEAL so their identity should be kept secret.
That… who thought this was the premise this show needed… ?The Halo show is nothing like the games, and that’s why it’s good
The Covenant is secondary to a more interesting conflictwww.theverge.com
the hubris of these people
What pisses me off is that that level of graphical gore is ok but god forbid they put a little blood in the newer gamesI couldn’t get past how out of place the aliens looked in the environment. Too fake. I respect the hard work put in, but it doesn’t sell me on the world, it takes me out of it.
I was shocked when the first human blew up. Can’t deny I enjoyed that on some level, because it was so unexpected.
I'd predict thursday like it came out on this week. That would be my guess.When is episode 2 coming ?