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11/9/2012 12:22:06 PM
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Halo 4 went way off topic
Yeah this probably isn't the best place to talk about halo 4 since its no longer from bungie but since they started it i feel its appropriate.
Elites joined back with covenant and no more brutes i can live with. But now there are promethains and a promethain leader that has been locked up and that the mastercheif is the "chosen one" and gets special powers because he is the only one that can defeat him.
Cortana has gone crazy and is basically dead, not to mention there wasnt even a single trace of good old flood at any point ( which i feel really makes halo good).
And there is only one time they really bring up a halo ring even with the whole game being focused on the forerunners,
I just think 343 went a little to far off of the original topic and added a ton of emotion to the game.
Good game, bad story.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Atomic Tea The Elites are not "Covenant" in the traditional sense. They're a splinter faction that originates from Sanghelios. The Kilo-Five trilogy explains their origins. I'm glad the Flood are gone. So damn tired of them. The Forerunner novels written by Greg explain that Humanity was altered at the genetic level by the Librarian. What I DON'T understand is the Didact. Is he Bornstellar?? I thought Born was all chummy and friendly with Humans? Wasn't he traveling with Chakas and Riser? Why does the Librarian suddenly think him a monster? Really hoping Silentium will clear things up, or I'll have to read Cryptum and Prim more closely.[/quote] The Didact in halo 4 was the Ur-Didact, the original. The master builder didn't execute him like we previously thought. Which means it was Bornstellar that fired the rings and was the one mentioned in the terminals.
