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11/29/2012 5:36:59 PM
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Why is Master Chief's pod in a new location in the beginning of Halo 4
It seems inconsistent with where it was in the Legendary Ending? I thought he got in a pod that was on a wall with many other pods lined up against in but in Halo 4 he's in the back of a small room and there are only like 3 pods on this wall and there's one on his right unlike in LE. So, did Cortana move MC's pod when she was editing his armor? That's the only explanation I can think of.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] ROBERTO jh [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] the real Janaka [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Oblivioh[/quote]Artistic freedom is when one takes the [i]freedom[/i] to change something/anything, in a already established piece of work. Changing the location and design goes under it. Yes it becomes inconsistent, but that comes with the concept. You used the example of [i]simplifying[/i], this is just the opposite; 343i felt the need to complicate things, so they redesigned the Dawn, and with that came the relocation of Master Chiefs pod. That's it as far as I see it.[/quote] Dawn was redesigned to work as a level. And OP, this is a nonissue.[/quote]But is it ideal to change things around to cater for new needs? If it wasn't possible to have an entire level in the Dawn, why decide to change the facts in order for it to work, why not come up with a solution that works with what's given? Have Chief board a Covenant cruiser, turn the table, or something? Am I the only one who thinks that plowing through without consideration for what's established is just lazy? [Edited on 11.29.2012 1:21 PM PST]
