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Do you want bungie to work on halo again if they had the chance or for 343i to? Personally I want to see how halo xbox one (halo 5) turns out before I say
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No they are not close to being as good with the story and lore as 343.
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Bungie is done with halo. It is understandable. They just got sick of making the same game. In a fantasy world yes I would much rather have Bungie make halo. Obviously 343 has no F-ing clue what they are doing. It would seem 343 wanted to make a Call of Duty type game but instead got stuck making Halo.
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343 shot halo in the back of the head and bungie has moved too far ahead to look back now. So no I don't want bungie back on halo. But neither do I want 343 on it for that matter.
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No. I was happy for ODST and Reach, but the Chief's story should've ended with Halo 3. As far as I'm concerned, there don't need to be any more Halo games.
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Bungie is bound for other projects. We can only hope that 343i can do a good job with Halo, because I highly doubt 343i will listen to Halo fans.
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*face palms*
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A) 343 has shown to be more competent with the franchise in 3 years than Bungie has in 10 B) There's a reason Bungie stopped in the first place C) After their treatment of Destiny so far and other bits recently, they have lost my respect.
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It's funny because apparently everyone has forgotten the majority of 343i is the Halo dev's from Bungie...
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It doesn't matter if we want Bungie to make Halo again, I think the only way they would is if Microsoft gives them the rights to the series back and that will never happen. I think after Halo 3, it is clear they didn't want to do another Halo game. Halo 3 ODST was filler between H3 and Reach and Halo Reach was a contractual obligation before they went their separate ways.
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It wouldn't make any sense for Bungie to start making Halo games again, so no. I would have liked Halo: Reach to be the last Halo game, but since that's not the case it would only make sense for 343i to continue on with their saga.
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Bungie could care less about Halo at this point. They have a much bigger game to take care of. 343 can handle Halo
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No. 343 >> Bungie.
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Hell no.
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With all that's gone on, I honestly want 343 to go forward with Halo.
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Edited by FatMarshall: 4/30/2014 1:46:59 AMYes, but I think I'll wait until Halo 5 is released. Once it's confirmed for turbomegashit, Bungie can rightfully take Halo back. Edit: Nevermind. Marty's gone and Bungie's new team of Shadowrun devs doesn't give two fucks about Halel.
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[quote]Do you want bungie to work on halo again[/quote] Never Bungie had a great run with Halo...It was time to do something new.
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I think 343 messed up halo4 but I'm willing to give hem a second shot but we also have to remember that some of the 343 team worked with bingeing before which is why the were trusted with the title.
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Edited by BerzerkCommando: 4/29/2014 1:24:53 AMAfter playing Halo 3's campaign and Halo Reach I wouldn't play another Halo game of theirs. After Halo 2 they stopped trying.
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Bungie would have made Halo 4 worse than 343 did and you know it. Look at the regression from Halo 3 to Reach, then look at the regression (or arguably slight [i]progression[/i]) from Reach to Halo 4. The quality leap that Bungie initiated was much larger, profound, and frankly disgusting. How anyone respects this company still is way beyond my comprehension. I hope they don't even ponder, for a second, in even a dream, ever touching Halo again.
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Pointless post. Bungie is never going back to Halo. We may want them to, but no matter how much we dream of it, it's not going to happen.
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I want more fantasy based games from Bungie because there ain't no Halo back, girl! Ain't no Halo back, girl.
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12 year old back to 11.
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Edited by DeeJ: 4/29/2014 5:52:51 PM
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No. It is time for Bungie to move on to their Destiny. 343i has taken up the mantle. I am cautiously confident that Halo 5 will be good. Surely they have learned from their mistakes. Hopefully I don't regret these words.
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No, I want Destiny
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I do not believe Bungie is interested in buying the rights to the Halo IP from Microsoft.