What if the Spartan is simply rather... small (short alone doesn't seem to cut it)?
OH FOR FUCKS SAKE
WHERE IS HIS RIGHT FOREARM
But people in higher positions approved this! LOLSeriously unless there is since weird contact with this artist, drop him/her! Get them back when they can anatomy and do better line work.
Spartan Dipshit here being a leprechaun still doesn't explain how his severed digits got glued to the grip.
OH FOR FUCKS SAKE
WHERE IS HIS RIGHT FOREARM
Then 343 needs to give them a bigger budget and more time then, like this stuff is laughable sometimes and that's the last thing Halo needs right now.If it's the same artist as it was the last time I looked it up, they are not bad. I think the problem is likely 343i giving them tiny budgets for long stories.
It's like asking a novelist to write 500 pages for nickels and not caring about spelling.
Then 343 needs to give them a bigger budget and more time then, like this stuff is laughable sometimes and that's the last thing Halo needs right now.
The comics really need to be done as a CGI short though due to quality problems.
The boltshot is bigger than their head.
That's meant to be one yes.Wait, that's a boltshot? I thought it was a malformed suppressor.
It's an essential part of story that is locked away in low quality comics that even fans are skipping due to said quality problems. A CGI short would help this piece of story reach more fansI'd watch that. I like the writing, but the art is just so, so awful.
It's an essential part of story that is locked away in low quality comics that even fans are skipping due to said quality problems. A CGI short would help this piece of story reach more fans
I feel like they've been inconsistent with depicting Spartan sizes, both in game and elsewhere.Spartan Ops cinematics in one video if you guys are looking to watch. The last cinematic is a little different from the one posted previously for some reason.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BMGBSR-KtA&channel=PhatSteve7
also, MC is enormous.
It would be a repeat of Halo 4 if they go into Halo 5 expecting people to know about the comics, so I don't think they'll be making that mistake again.Time will tell if it's actually essentially, but otherwise agreed.
I feel like they've been inconsistent with depicting Spartan sizes, both in game and elsewhere.
I swear that I remember Palmer being was just as tall as John in in-game cutscenes.
I swear that I remember Palmer being was just as tall as John in in-game cutscenes.
You're right, totally forgot about it not being Guilty Spark :\Two things, TheOddOne:
Otherwise, I agree with your musings, lots of cool opportunities. I just wish the good stuff wasn't wasted on poorly drawn comics...That wasn't Guilty Spark, that was another Installation monitor. Also, while still really ambiguous, Didact was either hit with a focused Halo firing (lul wtf) or was composed.
Spartan Ops cinematics in one video if you guys are looking to watch. The last cinematic is a little different from the one posted previously for some reason.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BMGBSR-KtA&channel=PhatSteve7
also, MC is enormous.
I feel like they've been inconsistent with depicting Spartan sizes, both in game and elsewhere.
but throughout the games he has taken a lot of different form factors.The Master Chief stands about seven feet (2.13 m) tall and weighs 1,000 pounds (450 kg) in armor;[17] without it, he stands six feet, seven inches (2 m) tall and weighs 287 pounds (130 kg).
Halo 1
Halo 2
Halo 3
Halo 4
two things watching this
1. Why is Palmer...the way that she is...
2. So they just went full-on supervilian with Dr. Halsey, huh.
So Master Chief is like some shriveled up bald white guy under the suit right
like I imagine he doesn't get very much sun in that thing, probably looks like Darth Vader in that mothafucka.
One physical description of the adult Master Chief comes from the novels. During a briefing scene in Halo: The Flood, the Chief is described as tall with short hair, serious eyes, and strong features. His skin is "too white", a consequence of spending most of his time in his armor.[15] The Master Chief stands about seven feet (2.13 m) tall and weighs 1,000 pounds (450 kg) in armor;[17] without it, he stands six feet, seven inches (2 m) tall and weighs 287 pounds (130 kg).
Megaton! End of halo 5 the master chief's helmit comes off and its frankie. Epic. I support this287lbs bald white guy...dude either looks like a UFC wrestler or old school Frankie under that Mjolnir.
...waht?"Buy our comics"
Thats awesome. Nothing but respect for her.So, I went to the Alamo City Comic Con today, kinda on a whim, for the soul purpose of seeing Jen and Steve's panel. It's not that far from my house, the ticket was a bit expensive but that was my only real gripe. ANYWAY, Jessica Shea, also known as BS Angel, was moderating the panel and did a fantastic job of doing so as she always did.
But, this is where her responisiblities as a 343 employee ended. At this point she was just as much of an attendee as I was so, being an amazing person like she is, she decided to humor me in con-going. We spend the entire rest of the day together, checking out booths on the floor and checking out the Horror panel and the Walking Dead panel together. It was an absolute blast. Honestly, I kinda hate she doesn't really do community stuff anymore as she is a perfect representative of the team over there at 343. She's a great person, a passionate employee and a phenomenal friend. Totally justified the $40 ticket for the day. All this did is instill confedince for the future of not only the studio, but the products they put out. My hype levels are through the roof right now.
44 days left guys, and only 90 days until the Halo 5: Guardians beta.
I always imagined MC would rock a mean a soul patch.
Just got an xbox. Anyone want to play destiny? I'm level 5.
About Halo Escalation #10.
The Control Room scene between The Didact and Chief was well done, because I genuinely could not predict how that was going to play out.
The Didact is locked up again and Guilty Spark goes into hiding with a Halo. Yeah, both those outcomes are obviously setup for the larger story; but nice to see that those things were not neatly tied up and there was some wiggle room left there. It does feel that they might be stepping back from those characters, or they might become less prominent and they bring them back when it makes sense.
The most interesting part of the comic was the ONI classified conversation between two unidentified people about the mental state of Chief. Hood advised Chief and his team to take a vacation, but Chief discards that idea and continues on to the next mission. During the course of the Oni conversation we find out the Chief’s psych evaluation noted that he refuses to stop working. The conversation also notes that nobody is going to stop him, even if he is going to destroy himself. Understandably, because nobody is going to tell the legendary Spartan to stop doing what he does best.
All of the above reminds me of Halo 4’s intro with the mysterious investigator. The interviewer notes that the original Spartans routinely exhibit mildly sociopathic tendencies and Chief was successful, because he was, at his core, broken. Maybe that gives some clues that Chief really has gone rogue and they have sent Agent Locke to stop him.
So now that we have an idea of his current psychological state, how do you guys think Chief will come out by the end of the series? Will he even survive? Blaze of Glory?About Halo Escalation #10.
The most interesting part of the comic was the ONI classified conversation between two unidentified people about the mental state of Chief. Hood advised Chief and his team to take a vacation, but Chief discards that idea and continues on to the next mission. During the course of the Oni conversation we find out the Chiefs psych evaluation noted that he refuses to stop working. The conversation also notes that nobody is going to stop him, even if he is going to destroy himself. Understandably, because nobody is going to tell the legendary Spartan to stop doing what he does best.
All of the above reminds me of Halo 4s intro with the mysterious investigator. The interviewer notes that the original Spartans routinely exhibit mildly sociopathic tendencies and Chief was successful, because he was, at his core, broken. Maybe that gives some clues that Chief really has gone rogue and they have sent Agent Locke to stop him.
I think the problem with Papmer is that instead of a strong female character 343 created a macho female character. She feels token. Then again I haven't read the comics of played through Spartan Assault which I've heard improve her character.My guess is that it was 343's attempt to create a strong, female protagonist within the story. Palmer is also the main character in Spartan Assault.
All fine and dandy, unless they attempt to divert the focus from MC in Halo 5's campaign.
Palmer is cool and all -- but if they try and force her into the storyline it will probably cause Halo 5's story to crash and burn.I lied, she sucks and has a superiority complex
The whole thing seems like something that skirts dangerously close to a gender issues debate.
Agreed. I loved that art and hey it's straight from Bungie so screw any other depiction. I really hope, if they do ever show his whole face, he doesn't look depressingly blegh. I can't help but think they'd make him look like some generic blob of paste. Hell he shouldn't even really have wrinkles.This is definitive Masterchief in my book. No matter how many times 343 or books like to show an old wrinkly pale bald guy. Short brown hair with my imagination to take place for his real face.
yes its generic.
I think the problem with Papmer is that instead of a strong female character 343 created a macho female character. She feels token. Then again I haven't read the comics of played through Spartan Assault which I've heard improve her character.
It didn't even have to be bad either. I mean look at Johnson. He was a fountain of stereotypes but was still loved. These guys are just boring and not very likable.343 went with a lot of really stereotypical personalities for the new characters in Halo 4. Lasky, Palmer, Fireteam Majestic.
It didn't even have to be bad either. I mean look at Johnson. He was a fountain of stereotypes but was still loved. These guys are just boring and not very likable.
I did actually like Lasky. Then again maybe that's because he seemed like the only sensible (or even just sane) person in Halo 4 aside from Chief and Cortana.
However, the Lasky of the game didn't look or sound like the Lasky of the FuD live action movie, so there wasn't as big a connection.
Oh, I didn't want to imply that Locke was the investigator. I think both Locke and the investigator are part of another branch within Oni.A think the investigator is not Agent Locke. Locke is a black man, but the investigator is white.
http://youtu.be/pkjAvSJYESk?t=1m4s
Check the hand.
You have to wonder if it's maybe all propaganda, because the story seems very one-sided at the moment.So now that we have an idea of his current psychological state, how do you guys think Chief will come out by the end of the series? Will he even survive? Blaze of Glory?
With Cortana "gone" and 343 moving towards fleshing Chief out, I'd imagine that he will have some character development. Possibly when he meets Halsey.who may or may not still be salty about her arm being chopped off for no reason
This is definitive Masterchief in my book. No matter how many times 343 or books like to show an old wrinkly pale bald guy. Short brown hair with my imagination to take place for his real face.
My theory for the end of the Reclaimer Saga is that Chief will be mortally wounded completing the final mission and, by using the Composer, the Librarian will digitize Chief before he dies in order to reunite him with Cortana, who the Librarian found trapped inside the Domain. It will be like Chief's version of Heaven.
Spartans never die.
He was the most likeable of the bunch, but they gave him a diminutive personality.
The guy is the fucking captain of the largest human ship ever built. A ship that destroys Covenant cruisers by ramming the shit out of them.
Yet he allows his subordinates to boss him around, disrespect him, and ignore his orders.
Like what the hell. I mean, he had the courage to charge a Hunter with no armor and no weapons when he was young, but now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnbtiqSC0N0&channel=superslifer3000
edit: After reading some more of his back story it seems like he started to become a more compassionate person as he climbed the ranks. Maybe that is what 343 was trying to convey.