I would have to say LAN parties and having a CTF match go on for just under three hours with a full 8v8 in Halo. Every weekend for a good 4 months or so during the summer was spent with good people and good times.

Bungie has brought memories, joy, and friends to my life since the early days of the Halo Combat Evolved Demo that came out with the GameInformer Demo Discs in Late 2000 / Early 2001, you know, that good old Silent Cartographer level? After that, things took off from there, soon after...[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY2k4ja8KOM&t=21s]I became a hardcore game glitcher on Halo 1 and hellbent on breaking your games apart to find all the hidden goodies (Disregard my video editing, as I was 15 Years old roughly!)[/url] and such I could accomplish, then moving on the the further games, [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc3D42aGsKU&t=16s]some of which got me in trouble in matchmaking[/url], again, don't mind my terrible video editing, I made that video as well when I was around 15. Halo 2 was my absolute golden era of gaming. The countless amount of friends I made may not all still be around the virtual world anymore, but the memories they've implanted in my head will be there forever. Some of my best memories come from Halo 2 and Reach. I actually still play my retail copy on the original xbox now and then, but after I got heavily into becoming a video game programmer, [url=http://imgur.com/a/muWwv]I actually decompiled Halo 2 on a modified xbox and worked on improving some of the aspects of the game, including BSP Structure and vastly improved AI. I actually rewrote the story-line for Halo 2 and re-did some of the cutscenes, along with added new aspects to the game (including deleted content left in the code; Looking at you Flood Juggernaut and Usable Jackel Shields)[/url]. It was an absolute joy. Halo Reach was the pinnacle for me. I retired that game with I think a 2.36 KD or some-such, and made a TON of friends and joined my first clan, which migrated over the Destiny. Sadly, the clan split up towards the end of Destiny's life-span, so now here I sit, waiting for the next title to hopefully draw me in as your games before it did. After Reach, it wasn't the same (Probably since that was your last Halo game). Now, after becoming a full-fledged adult and having a disposable income, I'm finally able to do one of the things I've always wanted to do - [url=http://i.imgur.com/KC9bOOT.jpg]Own my very own Halo arsenal and Master Chief suit[/url]. I go to a lot of cosplay inventions, and everybody loves getting pictures with the Chief! I can't stress enough the impact your guys had on my life during your golden years, you've taken me on one hell of a ride Bungie...One hell of a ride. Thanks for everything, really. Keep making kick-ass games.

Memory of Gheleon

My best Destiny memory has to be the 1st time I ever did a raid and it was kings fall, I started playing destiny just after the 2016 April update I'd completed all story missions done the strikes over and over again and thought to myself I think it's time to dip my toe in a raid. Anyway I proceed to lfg end up with 5 other clueless guardians, 7hrs later and quite a lot of different guardians later we finally dropped Oryx, I was so determined I was going to beat that raid that day, it was a red hot June day in the UK and most of us here don't have aircon in our homes I was soaking with sweat. A day I'll never forget.

my favorite memory was when i first did vog to get notm. this was my first ever raid and i thought that it had the best mechanics of anything i had played on destiny. ever since vog has been my favorite raid. (also i am one of the only people who like the look of the d2 loadout changes as i have noticed people giving them alot of hate)