[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] NAStheMagiking There were moments when Cortana spouted stuff randomly during the Campaign - on one occasion quite viciously - and there is more than one occasion where her rampancy compromised the mission. Mostly, though, it was about her dealing with her fate, and becoming more distressed by it. 343 handled it brilliantly, and it's the most moved I've ever felt in a Halo game. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] flamedude The Broadsword level was a shameless starfox/death star trench run ripoff that ended with the easiest objective whereas with the Sabre I fought alongside other Sabres and a Frigate against a variety of Covenant.[/quote] The Sabre section is not fun, though. Sure, first time was cool 'cause it was a space battle, but it was brief and all you did was fly in circles attacking enemies that provided no challenge. There's no fun in repeating that, whereas the Broadsword is a cool run that has you avoiding shifting walls and turret fire. The music makes it all pretty thrilling, too.[/quote] Not fun for you maybe..... but I enjoyed it. For starters you're actually out in space. The Broadsword run was just too boring for me..... too enclosed, too linear, no variety in enemies, and with completely non-sensical glowing things and moving walls. The end bit where you reach the Death Star core..... whoops I mean the central bit was over in about 10 seconds once you realise that turrets can't hit you and that the targets are easily hit. So not only boring but anti-climactic as well. I found no joy in the Broadsword section. Not even sure why you have missiles as there was nothing moving that required a lock-on. For me there is just no replay value in H4. I can replay H1 and H3 all day long and never get bored, but with H4 I've completed it on Heroic and Legendary and there was nothing there to go back to, no Final Run, no The Ark, no AotCR or Silent Cartographer.