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> > > What are you smoking bro? Have you played any other halo games? It is nowhere near as good as any of the Bungie installment’s in the franchise.
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> > > Smh I hope you aren’t serious.
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> > > PS I don’t want to be a jack -Yoink- but, really halo 4? Really?
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> > Chill your fire, mate. You’re confusing opinions with fact. Some people prefer Halo 4 over the other entries, including me to some–but that doesn’t mean that the previous entries weren’t better. In terms of scale, I personally believe that Halo 2 and 3 respectively kicked past expectations. In terms of music, I think Halo 2 succeeded the strongest. And the multiplayer? So far, the original series did better, but Halo 5’s multiplayer is a magnet for me.
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> > But I love Halo 4 more than the original games when it comes to its story. The reliance on the extended lore was a bad move, but the characters and dialogue are what made it special for me. However, Halo 2’s plot still surprises me today, and until something beats it, Halo 2 will remain my favorite Halo.
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> You guys with the observations on 343i relying on extended lore… Great stuff, it’s so true!
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> I hate the covenant. After playing Halo CE I went out and picked up “the fall of reach” followed by the flood and first strike. And after reading the 3 novels… I couldn’t wait to bash & smash all things Covenant related.
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> So when Halo 2 came out and all of a sudden we started assuming the role of the Arby… Man… I became so irate that I almost broke my Xbox. 
"You guys with the observations on 343i relying on extended lore… Great stuff, it’s so true!" __ To fully experience a story is to comprehend it. I love Halo 4’s plot, but my initial experience of it was damaged; what I could not understand I tried to understand, and that led to me focusing on redundant theories and splitting apart facts to view the innards of an empty shell. I know my experience with Halo 5 will not be damaged; 343i have mentioned that Halo 5 will be “its own story”, and I’ve been keeping up-to-date with the extended lore.
"I hate the covenant. After playing Halo CE I went out and picked up “the fall of reach” followed by the flood and first strike. And after reading the 3 novels… I couldn’t wait to bash & smash all things Covenant related." __ I never got around to reading the novels until after Glasslands; when I heard about Glasslands and its setting, I had to jump in. After reading my first Halo book (and one of my first books, altogether), I started to get interested in exploring the extended lore. I never hated the Covenant, though, but that’s probably because I was mainly stuck to the games until the later entries. However, I did pity the Sangheili and hate Mercy, Truth and Regret after reading Contact Harvest.
"So when Halo 2 came out and all of a sudden we started assuming the role of the Arby… Man… I became so irate that I almost broke my Xbox. ;)" __ When I first played Halo 2 at seven or so years old, I skipped the cutscenes with the Arbiter–the Chief was everything for me, and whenever Thel 'Vadamee was on-screen, I was like “Uh, who the hell is this guy? Where’s the Chief? I’ll just skip this .”
Then they put me in the Arbiter’s shoes. Being a dumb seven-year-old, I thought I was the Chief in disguise . . . I killed all of my Elite allies then began watching the cutscenes, discovering that I was playing as an Elite.