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4/24/2013 4:27:19 PM
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Somebody familiar on the 'good side' had to die in order for Halo 3 to have any kind of emotional anchor, and of course it had to be the generic, cigar-smoking black sergeant who did little beyond provide comic relief. So yes, his death was necessary.
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I realize this is super late but he thread got revived. Miranda Keyes died so there's that.
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Yeah but who likes Miranda Keyes? I suspect there was a near-unanimous cheer of approval from gamers when they saw her reign of stupidity and shit dialogue come to an end. :P
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Hehehe, He did a little more then be generic. :)
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When? Outside of Contact Harvest, there was pretty much nothing to his character.
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To you, maybe. But to many others (me included) he was very important. I don't need thousands of pages long biography to a character to like him.
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I don't care how "important" he was to you, the [i]fact[/i] remains is that (as I said) there is nothing to his character outside of the novels he's in. In the games, he's merely a generic replica of Sergeant Apone... Sure, you can like him for his sassy lines (some of which being directly lifted out of Aliens) and no-nonsense badassery, but that doesn't mean that there's anything to his character. At all.
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well, aren't you just a little ray of sunshine...
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Well, aren't you a little [i]late[/i]...?
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Well aren't you a little ray of sunshine...
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Well, aren't you a little [i]late[/i]...?
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Well arent you a little ray of sunshine...?
