The closest to me is 30 minutes awayI love Chick-Fil-A.
Also, Chik-Fil-A is garbage.
Also, Chik-Fil-A is garbage. Y'all are nuts.
mods halp
What the fuck is wrong with you?
To expand upon this, MC's gameplay would be about traditional Halo gameplay and large, open-ended combat encounters (driving Hogs/using vehicles, Scarab encounters, The Silent Cartographer beach, etc.).
Essentially, mashing an overworld/game design narrative of ODST for Locke (smaller, more intimate fights; could expand upon what we felt when we saw the ODST announcement trailer) with traditional Halo gameplay encounters on a larger scale for MC could be very interesting.
What's that? Some sort of 26th century grunt communist movement?I mean there is still the rouge Covenant factions
I'm fairly convinced by now that the Chief has no need of an army.Good concept, but it would be more logical the other way around since Chief no longer has an army to back him up and Locke does.
C'mon son, when did MC ever need that backup? He's been doing shit on his own since 2511. Not to mention, they're sending Locke on a hunt to find the Chief, meaning it lends itself perfectly to stealth and exploration; more intimate encounters similar to Metroid Prime. Locke can even encounter Samus in his adventures and they could eventually do a Haloid crossover, resulting from Nintendo becoming a third party.Good concept, but it would be more logical the other way around since Chief no longer has an army to back him up and Locke does.
What's that? Some sort of 26th century grunt communist movement?
I was making fun of your spelling. "Rouge" means "red."The Elite factions that split off from the Covenant. The ones that you fought during the Spartan Ops missions.
Good concept, but it would be more logical the other way around since Chief no longer has an army to back him up and Locke does.
Also on an unrelated note, I'd be very interested to see where the Arbiter's alliance would fall if Locke was ordered to kill Chief, assuming that they had teamed up to find him.
Can we all remember that 343 didn't have much time at all to complete Halo 4 and it was just after a transition from Bungie? They have more time, a complete studio, and the talent hired to to this now. They are giving us the MCC and obviously care about it very much. Their reveal about Halo 5 MP seems very promising as well.
Be happy and don't make up more 1st world problems than we already have
Exactly my thoughts, and considering he has that ONI logo on his armor, I think it's safe to say he's not showing up with armies behind him.but Locke seems much more like a stealth character...
I was making fun of your spelling. "Rouge" means "red."
The word you're looking for is "rogue."
C'mon son, when did MC ever need that backup? He's been doing shit on his own since 2511. Not to mention, they're sending Locke on a hunt to find the Chief, meaning it lends itself perfectly to stealth and exploration; more intimate encounters similar to Metroid Prime. Locke can even encounter Samus in his adventures and they could eventually do a Haloid crossover, resulting from Nintendo becoming a third party.
I think it depends on the framing scenario. Arby's number one priority has to be holding together his people. If helping Locke kill Chief helps that happen, he'll do it. Otherwise, I think the personal loyalty factor would go a long way.
And yeah, there's a dichotomy at play here. The big setpiece battles require big, setpiece armies, so Chief would logically be excluded from them, but Locke seems much more like a stealth character...
C'mon son, when did MC ever need that backup?
Forget new characters. Master Chief for life, son.
He doesn't, especially seeing how he barely got any in Halo 4, but if you want big, open battles, it's a lot more fun when the UNSC brings its stuff. For example, I don't think the Ark would've been nearly as epic without the UNSC helping the Chief out.
Can we all remember that 343 didn't have much time at all to complete Halo 4 and it was just after a transition from Bungie? They have more time, a complete studio, and the talent hired to to this now. They are giving us the MCC and obviously care about it very much. Their reveal about Halo 5 MP seems very promising as well.
Be happy and don't make up more 1st world problems than we already have
Obviously we don't know that.
I just see this as a sign that 343i is looking to replace the Chief as the central figure of the Halo franchise. And before it happens I'd like to see him get a proper send off
Would be a valid answer if Halo 4 didn't happen like it did. Now he's just a broken shell of a man, which is hardly fitting IMO. Halo 3 was nice
Bigger battles in Halos have always felt better with some Marines as cannon fodder.
The Silent Cartographer beginning, The Ark's big battles, anytime in Halo 2 when you got some backup (Halo 2 has least helper Marines, i think, but then its enemy encounters are also small, presumably memory limitations. Never bothered me though).
I agree with this sentiment. It was exciting to be a part of a battle and become the dominating force.
He can find a downed Hawk and go to down on Forerunner scoundrels, or alternatively use Covenant/Forerunner vehicles while Locke gets to use the Hog/UNSC stuff. There could still be a scenario where you get the large warfare UNSC battle on top of a game designed like this, just saying. This is only limited by 343's creativity.He doesn't, especially seeing how he barely got any in Halo 4, but if you want big, open battles, it's a lot more fun when the UNSC brings its stuff. For example, I don't think the Ark would've been nearly as epic without the UNSC helping the Chief out.
Thank you. Now can we all stop saying this is the end of one of gaming's most iconic characters? mah baby jesus..Adding a new character is so not the same thing as replacing chief.
Adding a new character is so not the same thing as replacing chief.
Adding a new character is so not the same thing as replacing chief.
Adding a new character is so not the same thing as replacing chief.
Chafing Cream and Baby PowderDo spartan suits have an AC in them?
Do spartan suits have an AC in them?
Do spartan suits have an AC in them?
Looking forward to hearing more!
Someone also photoshop Frankie's face into this gif too.
YupIf I'm remembering right, the gel layer in the suits that help dampen impacts doubles as an insulator, thermally regulating the suit overall to something resembling room temperature.
Adding a new character is so not the same thing as replacing chief.
Chafing Cream and Baby Powder
And a layer of thermogel or something to cool them
There's something in there that prevents them from burning up during atmospheric re-entry. I think it's like a supercharged AC wall unit or something. Probably an armor ability.
If I'm remembering right, the gel layer in the suits that help dampen impacts doubles as an insulator, thermally regulating the suit overall to something resembling room temperature.
Master Chief, along with the remaining Spartan-IIs, are hiding out on Venezia, the black market planet introduced in Karen Traviss' award winning novel, Mortal Dictata.
Locke, tasked with finding him by the UNSC, arrives on the planet and links up with the local UNSC law enforcement. Most of which is full of corrupt insurrectionists and therefor cannot be trusted. But Locke meets up with an attractive female agent, Elena, who has a strong sense of justice after her husband was killed by the local Insurrectionist cartel.
Chief, who is not playable for most of the game, is featured in occasional cinematics and brief moments of gameplay, to show what is going on with him and his group. Kelly, who is actually John's long-lost sister, is pregnant with Fred's child. Chief, still stricken with grief after Cortana's death, vows to give everything he can to Fred, Kelly, and their new baby.
Locke tracks Chief and his group to a seemingly abandoned warehouse and breaks in. Chief, Fred, Kelly, and Linda break out and go on the run. Locke's female friend Elena corners Chief and holds him at gun point, but the local Insurrectionist cartel ambushes them and nearly kills both, but Chief gallantly saves her. He accidentally leaves behind his little Cortana necklace thing. Chief and the others get away.
Locke continues his quest to bring Chief down and nearly captures him, at a local gathering, but instead gets surrounded by a massive group of insurrectionist rebels armed to the teeth. "This is Venezia!" Chief shouts dramatically with his hands in the air and the crowd around him. Locke and his assembled Spartan-IV crew leave together, frustrated at their situation.
Chief and his group make a plan to break into UNSC headquarters, steal some vital thing, and then leave. Locke figures the plan out and tracks them down, and a large fight occurs. Locke captures the entire Spartan-II group and you embark on a driving mission to a secure location.
But the local Insurrectionist population launches an assault and kills all of Locke's crew, outside of Elena and Locke, and Linda dies. Locke wants revenge for the deaths of his comrades and turns to Chief, telling him they need to work together to bring down the local corrupt UNSC government + Insurrectionists. Locke agrees to help Chief break into the UNSC station and steal the security pass that will get them through the trade blockade in low orbit.
They break into the facility and Chief and Fred hook up the large UNSC vault to their stolen Pelican dropships via long chains and pull the vault out of its housing. A long, arduous chase ensues across the entire planet. They manage to take down the leader of the Insurrectionist cartel, and Locke turns against Chief. He tells Chief that he cannot let him take the security pass, but he will allow Chief a 24 hour head start to get out of there. Chief and Fred leave.
Locke goes to the vault with his friend and opens it...to reveal it is empty.
A flashback shows that in the chase, Chief and Fred pulled a switcheroo and put their stolen vault in an Elephant, then take a decoy vault away to trick everyone. Locke just smiles. Upbeat music starts to play as montage begins.
Chief goes back to the warehouse and there, Kelly cracks open the vault and reveals the security pass. They can leave the planet. They leave safely.
Roll credits.
Post credits scene: Locke is sitting at his desk at UNSC headquarters and Palmer walks in, drops a folder on the table. "There was a convoy attacked near Reach." she says. Locke asks why should he care. Palmer opens the folder and inside is a picture of...Cortana alive and well. And part of the crew that attacked the convoy.
CLIFFHANGER
GUYS GUYS GUYS I found a leaked summary of Halo 5:
GUYS COULD YOU IMAGINE
Kelly, who is actually John's long-lost sister, is pregnant with Fred's child.
...?
the fuck 343
THE FUCK
WTF did I just read. Why did I think of the F&F movies while reading this.
Halo 5 campaign already down on hype for me after this news
Not because I don't like Locke(hell i don't know him) but so far 343was terrible with new characters and a 2 character driven story is not easy to pull of in Halo ajd to keep it interesting.
Also I don't want to play a fucking S4 scrub.
Blue Team or bust. Why wouldn't ONI send the better S2s after Chief.
Dammit 343. Also "abilities" makes me reaaally worried