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6/6/2014 3:53:39 PM
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When I saw what they did to Master Chiefs armor at the reveal and when I read the Gameinformer article on it
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Edited by Auttumnnnn: 6/7/2014 9:29:56 AMI agree with Lemon. The new armor looks much more as a Spartans's should.
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H4 armour > H2/3 armour He actually looks how Spartans are described.
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Lolno
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His H3 armour is nice and all, but it really doesn't capture how Spartans are described.
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The books were made after halo 1 so therefore when they describe the spartans, they are describing them from how they look in the games, not vice versa
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Spartans are described as walking tanks that are capable of great feats of agility. His H4 armour captures that description perfectly.
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The description is of the armor from the halo 1-3 games. It's describing [i]that[/i] armor. They didn't make the description and then made the armor. The original armor was made and the description "Walking tanks capable of great feats of agility" was given to [i]that[/i] armor.
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Chief's MKVI doesn't make him look like a walking tank. And it certainly doesn't look like he can be agile in it either. It's small and looks restricting.
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Here's a picture. It's his Mk.5 armor but he looks pretty big and walking tankish to me
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I'm not talking about his MKV. I'm talking about his MKVI.
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So? There about the same size. The Mk.6 is a lot more advanced
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Small? He's 7 feet tall and weighs half a ton. Restricting? The only restricting part would be lifting your arms straight up in certain positions.
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It really is not that restricting of movement. With his hands horizontal he can't reach out straight forward, that's really not a concern as that's not something you need to do.
