I thought Halo 4 was great and don't understand how people hated any of it. It was new and fun and not afraid to be a new chapter. Halo 5 was a nice DLC with amazing multiplayer. The movement in Halo 5 was exactly how a Spartan II should move, the enemies were interesting, and set piece moments were great. Halo 5 just felt forced, contrived, short, and lacking in the grandeur and plot present in the other Halo games. Frankly, if Bungie were to do anything new with the Halo franchise it wouldn't be the same. Bungie is a different company than before with different goals (Activision, cough). I feel like they have fallen behind in their previous goal of world domination. I could understand what was going on in Halo 5, but it jumped around so much in what it tried to convey to the players that it didn't make any of the points it was going for. Cortana is now "evil" because reasons (or is she?), Chief is now a traitor (or is he?), guardians bad (or are they?), a war between creators and machines (or is there really?), the mantle has been taken (or has it?), Agent Locke has a purpose besides being an annoying foil for the Chief (or does he?), etc... Stay tuned for the next episode where questions like who the real father of Cortana's baby could be? Will we ever find out if Sarah Palmer accepts Xar Koramee's advances for true love? Will the galaxy be destroyed by the tireless implementation of micro transactions enforced by the guardians? Will the Chief ever say "MIA"? Find out in the epic conclusion: Halo 6: Infinite Paid Expansion Mode Ultimate Go Force!