Ok to begin with I want to point out that concept arets were made obviously when they came ip with a story
Now we all know they (343) removed alot of master chief missions from the game.
And looking at the achievement arts or concept arts as I call them,
Going the distance
My rule
Castle crasher
Lone wolf
Keeping all these concept arts in consideration I think that this was the real story of halo 5
Everything till mission 2 ending.
Chief goes AWOL. He puts that cloak on. And goes on to find cortana on meridian, as she contacted him in mission 2.
Now its matches up with the teaser where a guardian comes out of ground in a white desert.
So I this thats what was really planed for this game, and the missions were like we have heard from all those leaks and sorurces…
What do you guys thinks about this?
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> Ok to begin with I want to point out that concept arets were made obviously when they came ip with a story
> Now we all know they (343) removed alot of master chief missions from the game.
> And looking at the achievement arts or concept arts as I call them,
> Going the distance
> My rule
> Castle crasher
> Lone wolf
>
> Keeping all these concept arts in consideration I think that this was the real story of halo 5
>
> Everything till mission 2 ending.
> Chief goes AWOL. He puts that cloak on. And goes on to find cortana on meridian, as she contacted him in mission 2.
> Now its matches up with the teaser where a guardian comes out of ground in a white desert.
> So I this thats what was really planed for this game, and the missions were like we have heard from all those leaks and sorurces…
>
> What do you guys thinks about this?
No chief missions were “removed” but it’s obvious that there were re-writes.
Pretend as if that teaser from E3 2013 never existed.
Microsoft most likely made 343 push something out just so that they could have something Halo-related at the conference.
343 probably didn’t even have a writing team at that point.
Plus, all of the leaks and “sources” were fake, it wasn’t going to be an open world game, nor will we have an open world halo in the close future, Halo has a schedule. (Only mentioning the open world thing because it was included in the leaks, which were confirmed fake btw.)
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> > 2535473640312220;1:
> > Ok to begin with I want to point out that concept arets were made obviously when they came ip with a story
> > Now we all know they (343) removed alot of master chief missions from the game.
> > And looking at the achievement arts or concept arts as I call them,
> > Going the distance
> > My rule
> > Castle crasher
> > Lone wolf
> >
> > Keeping all these concept arts in consideration I think that this was the real story of halo 5
> >
> > Everything till mission 2 ending.
> > Chief goes AWOL. He puts that cloak on. And goes on to find cortana on meridian, as she contacted him in mission 2.
> > Now its matches up with the teaser where a guardian comes out of ground in a white desert.
> > So I this thats what was really planed for this game, and the missions were like we have heard from all those leaks and sorurces…
> >
> > What do you guys thinks about this?
>
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> No chief missions were “removed” but it’s obvious that there were re-writes.
> Pretend as if that teaser from E3 2013 never existed.
> Microsoft most likely made 343 push something out just so that they could have something Halo-related at the conference.
> 343 probably didn’t even have a writing team at that point.
> Plus, all of the leaks and “sources” were fake, it wasn’t going to be an open world game, nor will we have an open world halo in the close future, Halo has a schedule. (Only mentioning the open world thing because it was included in the leaks, which were confirmed fake btw.)
Oh… I didnt knew it was confirmed fake.
The real story is what we have now. Things are always rewritten or cut during the creative process for various reasons such as time constraints or consistency. The ad campaigns for Halo games have on occasion given us symbolic representations (lies/exaggerations if you view it that way) of what actually occurs in the games. See the “Believe” ad campaign for Halo 3 for example. In the case of “Cloak Chief”, this was a wild embellishment of what we were treated to in Guardians.