[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] roraj 196 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] flamedude I thought the story was good but the gameplay was bad, boring, repetitive and unexciting. There was nothing in H4 that rivalled any of the big events from previous Halo games be it meeting the Flood for the first time, fighting Scarabs in H3, watching Carters sacrifice in Reach or the ODST drop at the start of H3:ODST. There are just so many major events in the Halo games and I can't recall any from H4, there was just no intense drama. [/quote] What about crash landing on Requiem, fighting the Prometheans for the first time, waking the Didact; seeing a forerunner for the first time and seeing him don his armour, seeing the mammoth, blowing up and escaping from the Liche, flying the pelican, piloting the mantis, seeing the Didact kill everyone at Ivanoff, flying the broadsword in and around the Didact's ship as it hovers over Earth, the music building in the final level? Admittedly, the 'death' of the Didact was a bit rushed, but I still thought it was very cool. Obviously its all a matter of opinion, but I think Halo 4 had plenty of dramatic sequences. [/quote] I'm not sure..... I just wasn't blown away by any of those moments. The Lich was a poor replacement for the Scarab with none of the drama or spectacular size or power. The Pelican level had absolutely no point as there was no combat whatsoever and the Falcon level surpasses it in every way. 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. The ending was crushingly disappointing though. You fight a bunch of knights, hit some switches, JUMP, fight a bunch of knights, hit some switches, JUMP, fight a bunch of...... you know? It was the same thing over and over and the very final penultimate platform to the confrontation with the Didact was..... a bunch of knights. Then we jump into another weird mini-game. Game ends.