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> > > > > > My question to you is when did Halo ever deserve a mature rating to you?
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> > > > > I would have to say CE, it had blood, mass death, as well as mature theme’s. This could be just because its the one I started with, but with its graphics at the time it came out I feel it should have. How about you?
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> > > > I don’t think Halo ever deserved a Mature rating. I always tried to figure out why it had MA. I guess because I played other games like GTA and cold winter games that actually had clearly cut MA stuff. Yeah Halo had some blood but not enough to rate MA to me.
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> > > I dunno, those teabags are obvious sexual content in the games, Halo should be rated AO for the lulz. /sarcasm
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> > > I have mixed feelings with Halo. On one side, we have hardened space marines fighting a genocidal religious extremist alliance that glass worlds, a zombie-like parasite that wants to take over the galaxy, and ancient space aliens that want to help/destroy all life in the galaxy. But, on the other side, we get the Grunts. And the Birthday Party Skulls. And Chips Dubbo and SGT Apone-- sorry, I meant Johnson.
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> > That’s why the ESRB invented the “Online play not rated” thing on that point. Most likely because the entire thing is a can of worms to consider.
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> > On the latter part, though. Halo has always been half-serious, but half not to me.
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> > By all means, the marines should be hurling expletives and bloodily shooting at corpses for all the worlds that the Covenant glassed, but instead, crack jokes like “Dear Sarge, kickin’ -Yoink- in outer space, wish you were here.”
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> And it just ruins some, not all, of the immersion for me. I get it, and I enjoy it, but sometimes, it gets slightly irritating to hear Marines not being all sober and serious about the stakes that were at hand back in the OT. I guess that’s why the books were written, so that Bungie could somehow tell us that the marines are actually very professional and sober, unlike their portrayal in the games. Again, just a minor pet peeve of mine. I still enjoy their dialogue, especially that line from Halo 2.
I liked that one too. There’s another one that’s one of my favorite dialogues in the entire series.
It’s in Halo 2, pretty sure it’s the Regret mission. Certain things have to happen in order to get it. First, I’m not sure which Pelican drop it is, but I think it’s the last one before you make it into the final structure. It has to give you the male and female marine combo. I’m thinking you have 1 more gondola ride after that. In any case, you have to keep those two marines alive until you get into the structure that has the huge hologram of Regret giving a sermon… it’s full of snipers.
Once you’re spotted by the snipers and they open fire, there is the typical banter from the marines. I really lol’d the first time I heard this one though.
After taking a few shots and saying the usual “Ouch!” and "Oww!"s
Male marine: “Oh man! I’m bleeding!”
Female marine: “I bleed more than that on a regular basis…”