Here’s what I’m thinking. We bring back the Pulse Grenade, turn it blue, make it EMP vehicles and buff damage to the startup and ending explosions.
What do you think? Will it happen? Just assume no (because Halo 5 is finished)
But Splinter grenades can already EMP vehicles
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> But Splinter grenades can already EMP vehicles
I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
Splinter Grenades seem more versatile as killing weapons than the Pulse Grenade.
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> I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> Splinter Grenades seem more versatile as killing weapons than the Pulse Grenade.
Yes, but I find the reason for the change disappointing.
“There are multiple functions of this deadly rubix cube, despite being the size of a baseball we can’t find the switch to turn it back to the way it used to be”
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> I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> Splinter Grenades seem more versatile as killing weapons than the Pulse Grenade.
Pulse Grenades were so weak in Halo 4. That is why the OP says to give them a buff in damage.
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> > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
Would you be disappointed if you went for a Pulse but got a Splinter instead? That’s the problem with both being orange.
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> > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
And then when the Didact took control they all went orange again.
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> > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> Would you be disappointed if you went for a Pulse but got a Splinter instead? That’s the problem with both being orange.
The Pulse Grenade is a completely different shape. If it were to change color, make it more red.
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> > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> And then when the Didact took control they all went orange again.
Correct. And even when the Prometheans were blue, their weapons were still orange.
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> > > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> > Would you be disappointed if you went for a Pulse but got a Splinter instead? That’s the problem with both being orange.
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> The Pulse Grenade is a completely different shape. If it were to change color, make it more red.
The Pulse and Splinter Grenades are the same, they are just different settings.
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> > > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> > And then when the Didact took control they all went orange again.
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> Correct. And even when the Prometheans were blue, their weapons were still orange.
To save on resources. Pretty sure they were only orange if you picked them up
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> Yes, but I find the reason for the change disappointing.
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> “There are multiple functions of this deadly rubix cube, despite being the size of a baseball we can’t find the switch to turn it back to the way it used to be”
I agree. That reason is complete BS in my mind.
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> > > > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > > > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> > > And then when the Didact took control they all went orange again.
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> > Correct. And even when the Prometheans were blue, their weapons were still orange.
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> To save on resources. Pretty sure they were only orange if you picked them up
Same as how we have MA5Ds, BR85s and M6Hs inside Forward Unto Dawn…which is a Strident Class frigate in the cut-scenes rather than a Charon, as it actually was.
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> > > > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > > > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> > > And then when the Didact took control they all went orange again.
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> > Correct. And even when the Prometheans were blue, their weapons were still orange.
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> To save on resources. Pretty sure they were only orange if you picked them up
Nope there were always orange.
See?
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> > > > > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > > > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > > > > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
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> > > > And then when the Didact took control they all went orange again.
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> > > Correct. And even when the Prometheans were blue, their weapons were still orange.
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> > To save on resources. Pretty sure they were only orange if you picked them up
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> Same as how we have MA5Ds, BR85s and M6Hs inside Forward Unto Dawn…which is a Strident Class frigate in the cut-scenes rather than a Charon, as it actually was.
343 employee #1: Uh… What do we tell the fans, guys? How did the ship, all of the equipment in the ship, and Chief’s armor all change?
343 employee #2: NANOBOTS!!!
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> > > > > > > > > I know. They should remove the EMP from Splinter.
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> > > > > > > > I agree with everything except the “turn it blue” part because it wouldn’t make sense. Red/orange is the color used for military stuff, while blue is the color used for lifekeeping and the other science stuff.
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> > > > > > > Prometheans were blue in Halo 4 before the Didact came along, remember?
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> > > > > > I remember. It was because the Librarian switched them to defense mode; to protect the Didact and prevent anyone from awakening him prematurely so he doesn’t try to wipe out humanity.
> > > > >
> > > > > And then when the Didact took control they all went orange again.
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> > > > Correct. And even when the Prometheans were blue, their weapons were still orange.
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> > > To save on resources. Pretty sure they were only orange if you picked them up
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> > Same as how we have MA5Ds, BR85s and M6Hs inside Forward Unto Dawn…which is a Strident Class frigate in the cut-scenes rather than a Charon, as it actually was.
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> 343 employee #1: Uh… What do we tell the fans, guys? How did the ship, all of the equipment in the ship, and Chief’s armor all change?
>
> 343 employee #2: NANOBOTS!!!
Something along those lines, yes.
Though I will note that the fact that we can’t change the Splinter Grenade back probably has something to do with its construction. The variations of the weapons in 4 and 5 are still the same weapon, just in different modes. Unsurprising to me, really, that hardlight can adapt to anything, since, you know, its hardlight.