> > I certainly did. Story-wise and multi-player. We should be fighting alongside the Sangheili. To be honest, I thought that was the direction the Halo story was going, chronologically that is (Reach does not count, as the UEG and the entirety of the covenant were at war. Thus affecting multi-player).
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> > I keep going back to Halo 3 for this. The fact that you fought alongside Sangheili (Or in my case, as the Sangheili) in both campaign and multi-player was the greatest point in Halo 3. But now its gone. Such a shame.
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> > Does anyone else think Halo 4 is more of a sequel to Halo: Reach than Halo 3, Sangheili-wise?
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> Im sure were still fiends with most of the Elites. and to tell you, we arn’t fighting the arbiter’s elites, these are a Terrorist group (I think)
Yes. I know. We are fighting the remnants. I’ll try not to be insulted… xD
But even though we are fighting the remnants, it still doesn’t mean our negotiations are going well. The lack of a mention of the Arbiter and the separatists does not exactly raise my hopes. Remember, ONI seems to be against the alliance, and would prefer to simply wipe out the Sangheili (Note the arming of the Abiding Truth, and the back-up of poisoning Sanghelios’ crops), or weaken them beyond recovery. And ONI’s word cannot be easily ignored. 
> I’m surprised that humanity didn’t offer the Elites to coexist with them. Yet, that may conduct more problems rather than creating a better alliance 
As am I. But, unfortunately, I guess a brutal 30 year war doesn’t exactly allow for a quick and painless co-existence. 
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Has anyone else noticed the inconsistencies with the Sangheili in Spartan Ops? I may as well list it here, as we’re veering into story now. Plus, no other thread seems to have touched on it.
I’ll start with “Parg Vol”. Firstly, his name is wrong. Where is the apostrophe before “Vol”? He is a terrorist? How? I’m sure this is against Sangheili code. If If remember correctly, Avu Med 'Telcam states that Jiralhanae attacks were “Terrorism, a filthy tactic learned from you humans”. Surely Parg should be dishonoured, not having a high rank and a large following.
This may seem tiny, but it gets a little on my nerves. In various books, it is stated that when a weapon is drawn it “demands blood”. So why do the Minors in Jul’s following unleash their swords in “support” for him? I was a little confused when Ripa 'Moramee unleashed his swords in one Halo Wars cutscene in front of Regret. But I dismissed it due to Ripa’s dishonourable past. Just one thing that is a little confusing.
Anyone else noticed these? They’re by no means important, I just wanted to point them out.