Sangheili (Elites) In New Trilogy Matchmaking (Part 1)

Games Halo 5: Guardians
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> > > > Actually the color white appears to suit them more because they wanted to defend the purity of their faith. The color white=purity. Now with either a tint of green or a cooler color may suit the ascetic elite
> > >
> > > that could be but whites ben used for shipmasters, heck if not green at least some new armor, and a new gun to show the UNSC and Elites collaberations.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > Who are the Ascetics? I’ve seen them before but I do not appear to fully understand without some information.
> > >
> > > memorey is alittle cloudy, but according to the story the asectics where a faction in the Elites who where revived whent he great schism came, there goal was to maintain order, wich is hwere the intimedating eyes in the helemet. it was a pretty awsome helemet. and armor set in Halo 3. my Elite was wearing the shoulders and helmet armor, in Halo 3.
> >
> > I would have thought a green colour scheme would be more suitable, due to the colours of Seraratist phantoms. Plus, white would be seen as too similar to the <mark>Light of Sanghelios</mark> (A specialised unit of Honour Guards), who wear white. EDIT: Never mind, didn’t realise your were talking about ascetics. White would be good for ascetics, “purity of faith” sort of thing. But I would have thought that their role would have changed, as many of the Arbiter’s followers now do not believe that the Forerunners are their gods (Some still do, mind you). Maybe they would move to a more political/judiciary section of society, similar to the remnants’ Zealots?
> >
> > You’re right reptile, Ascetics were “a sect of religiously devout Sangheili who controlled and enforced ideological purity within their faith”. Working in a similar manner to the San’shyuum, but before the formation of the covenant. Loved that armour. :smiley:
> >
> >
> >
> > > Who needs green armour when you’ve got swag oops I mean active camouflage lol
> >
> > Haha! Oh, dear… xD
> >
> >
> >
> > > yeah but the concept for the arbiter status may have changed with the Elites after schism. qand no he would never remove the armor, I just said green to show they are alies to the UNSC, like they did with the phantoms in halo 3. as far as blending in they have the active camo devices.
> > >
> > > Im not saying the Elites should be all green for thel, but at least help diffrentiate them, heck evan ahve an Elite be define by their face.
> > >
> > > Jul and his elites look more menacing, and thel vadum and his Elites can look alittle more friendly. heck if you want to look at it in less serious matter, an elite would where green to insult jul mdama. sense he hates the UNSC so much
> > >
> > > heck we might evan see some asetics in the campaign story. if Thel make sit in the story of course.
> >
> > I’m sure that the Arbiter status has changed after the schism. The Mark of Shame sure did. I would prefer it if the Arbiter kept his armour. It has become a prominent feature of his identity (As has the Mark), taking it away would make him less recognisable.
> >
> > For me, the best way they would be differentiated from the remnants would be if they simply wore the combat harnesses from Halo 3. It would also be much easier if the remnants didn’t wear helmets, similar to Gek. A green colour scheme for the Arbiter’s troops would also be helpful.
> >
> > But I would love it if we see ascetics… I would love to see them take a larger role within the storyline, it would also mean a chance to see Uhze 'Taham again! :smiley:
>
> There we go! That solves one gap of the problem.They would serve as the Arbiter’s bodyguards wearing the same armor. However, I think that removal of the helmet is an ‘okay’ approach towards independent elites. I also think that the Arbiter’s approach is coming since the sangheili are already in crisis, especially when Jul M’dama and his Covenant teamed up with the DIdact and his forces.

indeed, Thel might jump in just to evan things out.
and if the UNSC and thel’s Elites are having problems now there is still the possibility of flood makeing a comeback

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> > > > > Actually the color white appears to suit them more because they wanted to defend the purity of their faith. The color white=purity. Now with either a tint of green or a cooler color may suit the ascetic elite
> > > >
> > > > that could be but whites ben used for shipmasters, heck if not green at least some new armor, and a new gun to show the UNSC and Elites collaberations.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > Who are the Ascetics? I’ve seen them before but I do not appear to fully understand without some information.
> > > >
> > > > memorey is alittle cloudy, but according to the story the asectics where a faction in the Elites who where revived whent he great schism came, there goal was to maintain order, wich is hwere the intimedating eyes in the helemet. it was a pretty awsome helemet. and armor set in Halo 3. my Elite was wearing the shoulders and helmet armor, in Halo 3.
> > >
> > > I would have thought a green colour scheme would be more suitable, due to the colours of Seraratist phantoms. Plus, white would be seen as too similar to the <mark>Light of Sanghelios</mark> (A specialised unit of Honour Guards), who wear white. EDIT: Never mind, didn’t realise your were talking about ascetics. White would be good for ascetics, “purity of faith” sort of thing. But I would have thought that their role would have changed, as many of the Arbiter’s followers now do not believe that the Forerunners are their gods (Some still do, mind you). Maybe they would move to a more political/judiciary section of society, similar to the remnants’ Zealots?
> > >
> > > You’re right reptile, Ascetics were “a sect of religiously devout Sangheili who controlled and enforced ideological purity within their faith”. Working in a similar manner to the San’shyuum, but before the formation of the covenant. Loved that armour. :smiley:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > Who needs green armour when you’ve got swag oops I mean active camouflage lol
> > >
> > > Haha! Oh, dear… xD
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > yeah but the concept for the arbiter status may have changed with the Elites after schism. qand no he would never remove the armor, I just said green to show they are alies to the UNSC, like they did with the phantoms in halo 3. as far as blending in they have the active camo devices.
> > > >
> > > > Im not saying the Elites should be all green for thel, but at least help diffrentiate them, heck evan ahve an Elite be define by their face.
> > > >
> > > > Jul and his elites look more menacing, and thel vadum and his Elites can look alittle more friendly. heck if you want to look at it in less serious matter, an elite would where green to insult jul mdama. sense he hates the UNSC so much
> > > >
> > > > heck we might evan see some asetics in the campaign story. if Thel make sit in the story of course.
> > >
> > > I’m sure that the Arbiter status has changed after the schism. The Mark of Shame sure did. I would prefer it if the Arbiter kept his armour. It has become a prominent feature of his identity (As has the Mark), taking it away would make him less recognisable.
> > >
> > > For me, the best way they would be differentiated from the remnants would be if they simply wore the combat harnesses from Halo 3. It would also be much easier if the remnants didn’t wear helmets, similar to Gek. A green colour scheme for the Arbiter’s troops would also be helpful.
> > >
> > > But I would love it if we see ascetics… I would love to see them take a larger role within the storyline, it would also mean a chance to see Uhze 'Taham again! :smiley:
> >
> > There we go! That solves one gap of the problem.They would serve as the Arbiter’s bodyguards wearing the same armor. However, I think that removal of the helmet is an ‘okay’ approach towards independent elites. I also think that the Arbiter’s approach is coming since the sangheili are already in crisis, especially when Jul M’dama and his Covenant teamed up with the DIdact and his forces.
>
> indeed, Thel might jump in just to evan things out.
> and if the UNSC and thel’s Elites are having problems now there is still the possibility of flood makeing a comeback

Somebody who is foolish enough, who doesn’t have the wits or understandability on the situation about the Flood.

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> > > > > > Actually the color white appears to suit them more because they wanted to defend the purity of their faith. The color white=purity. Now with either a tint of green or a cooler color may suit the ascetic elite
> > > > >
> > > > > that could be but whites ben used for shipmasters, heck if not green at least some new armor, and a new gun to show the UNSC and Elites collaberations.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > > Who are the Ascetics? I’ve seen them before but I do not appear to fully understand without some information.
> > > > >
> > > > > memorey is alittle cloudy, but according to the story the asectics where a faction in the Elites who where revived whent he great schism came, there goal was to maintain order, wich is hwere the intimedating eyes in the helemet. it was a pretty awsome helemet. and armor set in Halo 3. my Elite was wearing the shoulders and helmet armor, in Halo 3.
> > > >
> > > > I would have thought a green colour scheme would be more suitable, due to the colours of Seraratist phantoms. Plus, white would be seen as too similar to the <mark>Light of Sanghelios</mark> (A specialised unit of Honour Guards), who wear white. EDIT: Never mind, didn’t realise your were talking about ascetics. White would be good for ascetics, “purity of faith” sort of thing. But I would have thought that their role would have changed, as many of the Arbiter’s followers now do not believe that the Forerunners are their gods (Some still do, mind you). Maybe they would move to a more political/judiciary section of society, similar to the remnants’ Zealots?
> > > >
> > > > You’re right reptile, Ascetics were “a sect of religiously devout Sangheili who controlled and enforced ideological purity within their faith”. Working in a similar manner to the San’shyuum, but before the formation of the covenant. Loved that armour. :smiley:
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > Who needs green armour when you’ve got swag oops I mean active camouflage lol
> > > >
> > > > Haha! Oh, dear… xD
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > yeah but the concept for the arbiter status may have changed with the Elites after schism. qand no he would never remove the armor, I just said green to show they are alies to the UNSC, like they did with the phantoms in halo 3. as far as blending in they have the active camo devices.
> > > > >
> > > > > Im not saying the Elites should be all green for thel, but at least help diffrentiate them, heck evan ahve an Elite be define by their face.
> > > > >
> > > > > Jul and his elites look more menacing, and thel vadum and his Elites can look alittle more friendly. heck if you want to look at it in less serious matter, an elite would where green to insult jul mdama. sense he hates the UNSC so much
> > > > >
> > > > > heck we might evan see some asetics in the campaign story. if Thel make sit in the story of course.
> > > >
> > > > I’m sure that the Arbiter status has changed after the schism. The Mark of Shame sure did. I would prefer it if the Arbiter kept his armour. It has become a prominent feature of his identity (As has the Mark), taking it away would make him less recognisable.
> > > >
> > > > For me, the best way they would be differentiated from the remnants would be if they simply wore the combat harnesses from Halo 3. It would also be much easier if the remnants didn’t wear helmets, similar to Gek. A green colour scheme for the Arbiter’s troops would also be helpful.
> > > >
> > > > But I would love it if we see ascetics… I would love to see them take a larger role within the storyline, it would also mean a chance to see Uhze 'Taham again! :smiley:
> > >
> > > There we go! That solves one gap of the problem.They would serve as the Arbiter’s bodyguards wearing the same armor. However, I think that removal of the helmet is an ‘okay’ approach towards independent elites. I also think that the Arbiter’s approach is coming since the sangheili are already in crisis, especially when Jul M’dama and his Covenant teamed up with the DIdact and his forces.
> >
> > indeed, Thel might jump in just to evan things out.
> > and if the UNSC and thel’s Elites are having problems now there is still the possibility of flood makeing a comeback
>
> Somebody who is foolish enough, who doesn’t have the wits or understandability on the situation about the Flood.

Especialey sense all the races ahve expeirenced the flood.

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> > > alright here goes, green elites… i dont see why not, on a jungle environment they may want to blend in just like the marines do, maybe if he got mad at mdama and came to the infinity he could speak to the master chief, be an interesting conversation imo, then his elites could train with the spartan iv guys in wargames and it would make sense that way and not be rediculous. but they all need a variety of armor and the arbiter himself definitely does cause the arbiter armor was old and outdated by nearly a hundred years, even at the time he put it on its mentioned in passing how crappy its camo worked due to its old tech, also the arbiter from halo wars had that same exact armor so we know its that old at least. on that subject he should start dual wielding swords in cutscenes at least. but yeah i guess i see it, new armor for arbiter for sure though.
> >
> > I see, what you’re saying, but I disagree with the Arbiter removing his armor. An Arbiter is viewed as a mediator for the elites and the humans. If he removes it off from him, then he’ll be just like any ordinary elite. The actual purpose of him wearing that armor was by being religiously symbolic for order and justice in particular crisis. They also hoard the military and also engage in suicidal combat and missions and are also expected to perish and be known as a hero in order to lay a path upon to the Great Journey. The suit itself was restored honor to any elite who wore it after they were disgraced and challenges their experience against their opponents to restore their sense of honor.
>
> yeah but the concept for the arbiter status may have changed with the Elites after schism. qand no he would never remove the armor, I just said green to show they are alies to the UNSC, like they did with the phantoms in halo 3. as far as blending in they have the active camo devices.
>
> Im not saying the Elites should be all green for thel, but at least help diffrentiate them, heck evan ahve an Elite be define by their face.
>
> Jul and his elites look more menacing, and thel vadum and his Elites can look alittle more friendly. heck if you want to look at it in less serious matter, an elite would where green to insult jul mdama. sense he hates the UNSC so much
>
> heck we might evan see some asetics in the campaign story. if Thel make sit in the story of course.

Lol yes the Arbiter and his men should look like actual Elites and Jul’s should look like they currently do, you know inbred and sickly!

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On the subject of Elite armor I do not want all the Arbiter’s Elites armor to be green because I like variety. I think it would be enough just to have the Arbiter’s men in Halo 3 armor and the Storm in their current armor. Bungie has done something like this before in Halo 2.

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> On the subject of Elite armor I do not want all the Arbiter’s Elites armor to be green because I like variety. I think it would be enough just to have the Arbiter’s men in Halo 3 armor and the Storm in their current armor. Bungie has done something like this before in Halo 2.
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> http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120123182122/halo/images/8/8b/Elite_Hereje_Menor.png
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> http://images.wikia.com/halo/images/3/31/Sangheili_Ultra_01.png

I didn’t say they all have to be green just a new faction of them, maybe a special squadron that thel created.

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> > > > Actually the color white appears to suit them more because they wanted to defend the purity of their faith. The color white=purity. Now with either a tint of green or a cooler color may suit the ascetic elite
> > >
> > > that could be but whites ben used for shipmasters, heck if not green at least some new armor, and a new gun to show the UNSC and Elites collaberations.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > Who are the Ascetics? I’ve seen them before but I do not appear to fully understand without some information.
> > >
> > > memorey is alittle cloudy, but according to the story the asectics where a faction in the Elites who where revived whent he great schism came, there goal was to maintain order, wich is hwere the intimedating eyes in the helemet. it was a pretty awsome helemet. and armor set in Halo 3. my Elite was wearing the shoulders and helmet armor, in Halo 3.
> >
> > I would have thought a green colour scheme would be more suitable, due to the colours of Seraratist phantoms. Plus, white would be seen as too similar to the <mark>Light of Sanghelios</mark> (A specialised unit of Honour Guards), who wear white. EDIT: Never mind, didn’t realise your were talking about ascetics. White would be good for ascetics, “purity of faith” sort of thing. But I would have thought that their role would have changed, as many of the Arbiter’s followers now do not believe that the Forerunners are their gods (Some still do, mind you). Maybe they would move to a more political/judiciary section of society, similar to the remnants’ Zealots?
> >
> > You’re right reptile, Ascetics were “a sect of religiously devout Sangheili who controlled and enforced ideological purity within their faith”. Working in a similar manner to the San’shyuum, but before the formation of the covenant. Loved that armour. :smiley:
> >
> >
> >
> > > Who needs green armour when you’ve got swag oops I mean active camouflage lol
> >
> > Haha! Oh, dear… xD
> >
> >
> >
> > > yeah but the concept for the arbiter status may have changed with the Elites after schism. qand no he would never remove the armor, I just said green to show they are alies to the UNSC, like they did with the phantoms in halo 3. as far as blending in they have the active camo devices.
> > >
> > > Im not saying the Elites should be all green for thel, but at least help diffrentiate them, heck evan ahve an Elite be define by their face.
> > >
> > > Jul and his elites look more menacing, and thel vadum and his Elites can look alittle more friendly. heck if you want to look at it in less serious matter, an elite would where green to insult jul mdama. sense he hates the UNSC so much
> > >
> > > heck we might evan see some asetics in the campaign story. if Thel make sit in the story of course.
> >
> > I’m sure that the Arbiter status has changed after the schism. The Mark of Shame sure did. I would prefer it if the Arbiter kept his armour. It has become a prominent feature of his identity (As has the Mark), taking it away would make him less recognisable.
> >
> > For me, the best way they would be differentiated from the remnants would be if they simply wore the combat harnesses from Halo 3. It would also be much easier if the remnants didn’t wear helmets, similar to Gek. A green colour scheme for the Arbiter’s troops would also be helpful.
> >
> > But I would love it if we see ascetics… I would love to see them take a larger role within the storyline, it would also mean a chance to see Uhze 'Taham again! :smiley:
>
> There we go! That solves one gap of the problem.They would serve as the Arbiter’s bodyguards wearing the same armor. However, I think that removal of the helmet is an ‘okay’ approach towards independent elites. I also think that the Arbiter’s approach is coming since the sangheili are already in crisis, especially when Jul M’dama and his Covenant teamed up with the DIdact and his forces.

No, no, no… Sorry… There goes another explanation fail! xD

They would not have the Lights of Sanghelios as bodyguards, as they were Honour Guards. Many honour guards would have committed suicide after hearing they had defended such an honourless, lying, people (Kinda guessing from the Guardsmen in The Return anyway). But I guess they could do, not all Honour guards would have committed suicide. Or the Lights could still be seen in an honourable light… I don’t really know. Its possible though.

And I meant the Remnant (You may know them as storm, but us at Halopedia have agreed that “remnant” is more fitting, as “storm” is not mentioned anywhere outside the first OXM Halo 4 review) should not wear helmets.

Sorry about that. Hope that makes sense. :stuck_out_tongue:

And yes… Reptile’s optimism is *overwhelming… I’m starting to believe the Arbiter’s lack of mention in Halo 4 is to build up to his big entrance in Halo 5 (Or perhaps Spartan Ops… :smiley: ).

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-Double Post-

Facepalm

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> > > > > Actually the color white appears to suit them more because they wanted to defend the purity of their faith. The color white=purity. Now with either a tint of green or a cooler color may suit the ascetic elite
> > > >
> > > > that could be but whites ben used for shipmasters, heck if not green at least some new armor, and a new gun to show the UNSC and Elites collaberations.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > Who are the Ascetics? I’ve seen them before but I do not appear to fully understand without some information.
> > > >
> > > > memorey is alittle cloudy, but according to the story the asectics where a faction in the Elites who where revived whent he great schism came, there goal was to maintain order, wich is hwere the intimedating eyes in the helemet. it was a pretty awsome helemet. and armor set in Halo 3. my Elite was wearing the shoulders and helmet armor, in Halo 3.
> > >
> > > I would have thought a green colour scheme would be more suitable, due to the colours of Seraratist phantoms. Plus, white would be seen as too similar to the <mark>Light of Sanghelios</mark> (A specialised unit of Honour Guards), who wear white. EDIT: Never mind, didn’t realise your were talking about ascetics. White would be good for ascetics, “purity of faith” sort of thing. But I would have thought that their role would have changed, as many of the Arbiter’s followers now do not believe that the Forerunners are their gods (Some still do, mind you). Maybe they would move to a more political/judiciary section of society, similar to the remnants’ Zealots?
> > >
> > > You’re right reptile, Ascetics were “a sect of religiously devout Sangheili who controlled and enforced ideological purity within their faith”. Working in a similar manner to the San’shyuum, but before the formation of the covenant. Loved that armour. :smiley:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > Who needs green armour when you’ve got swag oops I mean active camouflage lol
> > >
> > > Haha! Oh, dear… xD
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > yeah but the concept for the arbiter status may have changed with the Elites after schism. qand no he would never remove the armor, I just said green to show they are alies to the UNSC, like they did with the phantoms in halo 3. as far as blending in they have the active camo devices.
> > > >
> > > > Im not saying the Elites should be all green for thel, but at least help diffrentiate them, heck evan ahve an Elite be define by their face.
> > > >
> > > > Jul and his elites look more menacing, and thel vadum and his Elites can look alittle more friendly. heck if you want to look at it in less serious matter, an elite would where green to insult jul mdama. sense he hates the UNSC so much
> > > >
> > > > heck we might evan see some asetics in the campaign story. if Thel make sit in the story of course.
> > >
> > > I’m sure that the Arbiter status has changed after the schism. The Mark of Shame sure did. I would prefer it if the Arbiter kept his armour. It has become a prominent feature of his identity (As has the Mark), taking it away would make him less recognisable.
> > >
> > > For me, the best way they would be differentiated from the remnants would be if they simply wore the combat harnesses from Halo 3. It would also be much easier if the remnants didn’t wear helmets, similar to Gek. A green colour scheme for the Arbiter’s troops would also be helpful.
> > >
> > > But I would love it if we see ascetics… I would love to see them take a larger role within the storyline, it would also mean a chance to see Uhze 'Taham again! :smiley:
> >
> > There we go! That solves one gap of the problem.They would serve as the Arbiter’s bodyguards wearing the same armor. However, I think that removal of the helmet is an ‘okay’ approach towards independent elites. I also think that the Arbiter’s approach is coming since the sangheili are already in crisis, especially when Jul M’dama and his Covenant teamed up with the DIdact and his forces.
>
> No, no, no… Sorry… There goes another explanation fail! xD
>
> They would not have the Lights of Sanghelios as bodyguards, as they were Honour Guards. Many honour guards would have committed suicide after hearing they had defended such an honourless, lying, people (Kinda guessing from the Guardsmen in The Return anyway). But I guess they could do, not all Honour guards would have committed suicide. Or the Lights could still be seen in an honourable light… I don’t really know. Its possible though.
>
> And I meant the Remnant (You may know them as storm, but us at Halopedia have agreed that “remnant” is more fitting, as “storm” is not mentioned anywhere outside the first OXM Halo 4 review) should not wear helmets.
>
> Sorry about that. Hope that makes sense. :stuck_out_tongue:
>
> And yes… <mark>Reptile’s optimism is overbearing</mark>… I’m starting to believe the Arbiter’s lack of mention in Halo 4 is to build up to his big entrance in Halo 5 (Or perhaps Spartan Ops… :smiley: ).

Im just trying to keep my enthusiasm, besides it wasn’t the first time a game dissapointed me by takeing out a favorite thing of mine from a game. but the next one always brings it back. and I’am confident Thel will return.

> Double Post-
>
> Facepalm

it happens to all of us.

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> > On the subject of Elite armor I do not want all the Arbiter’s Elites armor to be green because I like variety. I think it would be enough just to have the Arbiter’s men in Halo 3 armor and the Storm in their current armor. Bungie has done something like this before in Halo 2.
> >
> > http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120123182122/halo/images/8/8b/Elite_Hereje_Menor.png
> >
> >
> > http://images.wikia.com/halo/images/3/31/Sangheili_Ultra_01.png
>
> I didn’t say they all have to be green just a new faction of them, maybe a special squadron that thel created.

That would be cool I would love to see a new Sangheili rank in green or perhaps an order of Sangheili like the Asetics!

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> > > On the subject of Elite armor I do not want all the Arbiter’s Elites armor to be green because I like variety. I think it would be enough just to have the Arbiter’s men in Halo 3 armor and the Storm in their current armor. Bungie has done something like this before in Halo 2.
> > >
> > > http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120123182122/halo/images/8/8b/Elite_Hereje_Menor.png
> > >
> > >
> > > http://images.wikia.com/halo/images/3/31/Sangheili_Ultra_01.png
> >
> > I didn’t say they all have to be green just a new faction of them, maybe a special squadron that thel created.
>
> That would be cool I would love to see a new Sangheili rank in green or perhaps an order of Sangheili like the Asetics!

how about both? that should be somehting there don’t ya think.

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> > No, no, no… Sorry… There goes another explanation fail! xD
> >
> > They would not have the Lights of Sanghelios as bodyguards, as they were Honour Guards. Many honour guards would have committed suicide after hearing they had defended such an honourless, lying, people (Kinda guessing from the Guardsmen in The Return anyway). But I guess they could do, not all Honour guards would have committed suicide. Or the Lights could still be seen in an honourable light… I don’t really know. Its possible though.
> >
> > And I meant the Remnant (You may know them as storm, but us at Halopedia have agreed that “remnant” is more fitting, as “storm” is not mentioned anywhere outside the first OXM Halo 4 review) should not wear helmets.
> >
> > Sorry about that. Hope that makes sense. :stuck_out_tongue:
> >
> > And yes… <mark>Reptile’s optimism is *overwhelming</mark>… I’m starting to believe the Arbiter’s lack of mention in Halo 4 is to build up to his big entrance in Halo 5 (Or perhaps Spartan Ops… :smiley: ).
>
> Im just trying to keep my enthusiasm, besides it wasn’t the first time a game dissapointed me by takeing out a favorite thing of mine from a game. but the next one always brings it back. and I’am confident Thel will return.

I’m not doing very well am I? xD

Wrong word, sorry. “Overwhelming” was the word. Fix’d. I’m also in your position don’t forget! :stuck_out_tongue:

> > > > On the subject of Elite armor I do not want all the Arbiter’s Elites armor to be green because I like variety. I think it would be enough just to have the Arbiter’s men in Halo 3 armor and the Storm in their current armor. Bungie has done something like this before in Halo 2.
> > > >
> > > > http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120123182122/halo/images/8/8b/Elite_Hereje_Menor.png
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > http://images.wikia.com/halo/images/3/31/Sangheili_Ultra_01.png
> > >
> > > I didn’t say they all have to be green just a new faction of them, maybe a special squadron that thel created.
> >
> > That would be cool I would love to see a new Sangheili rank in green or perhaps an order of Sangheili like the Asetics!
>
> how about both? that should be somehting there don’t ya think.

Why not both? :smiley:

Green ascetics would be cool. Would definitely set the Arbiter’s troops from the remnants! :smiley:

5654

> > > No, no, no… Sorry… There goes another explanation fail! xD
> > >
> > > They would not have the Lights of Sanghelios as bodyguards, as they were Honour Guards. Many honour guards would have committed suicide after hearing they had defended such an honourless, lying, people (Kinda guessing from the Guardsmen in The Return anyway). But I guess they could do, not all Honour guards would have committed suicide. Or the Lights could still be seen in an honourable light… I don’t really know. Its possible though.
> > >
> > > And I meant the Remnant (You may know them as storm, but us at Halopedia have agreed that “remnant” is more fitting, as “storm” is not mentioned anywhere outside the first OXM Halo 4 review) should not wear helmets.
> > >
> > > Sorry about that. Hope that makes sense. :stuck_out_tongue:
> > >
> > > And yes… <mark>Reptile’s optimism is *overwhelming</mark>… I’m starting to believe the Arbiter’s lack of mention in Halo 4 is to build up to his big entrance in Halo 5 (Or perhaps Spartan Ops… :smiley: ).
> >
> > Im just trying to keep my enthusiasm, besides it wasn’t the first time a game dissapointed me by takeing out a favorite thing of mine from a game. but the next one always brings it back. and I’am confident Thel will return.
>
> I’m not doing very well am I? xD
>
> Wrong word, sorry. “Overwhelming” was the word. Fix’d. I’m also in your position don’t forget! :stuck_out_tongue:
>
>
>
> > > > > On the subject of Elite armor I do not want all the Arbiter’s Elites armor to be green because I like variety. I think it would be enough just to have the Arbiter’s men in Halo 3 armor and the Storm in their current armor. Bungie has done something like this before in Halo 2.
> > > > >
> > > > > http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120123182122/halo/images/8/8b/Elite_Hereje_Menor.png
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > http://images.wikia.com/halo/images/3/31/Sangheili_Ultra_01.png
> > > >
> > > > I didn’t say they all have to be green just a new faction of them, maybe a special squadron that thel created.
> > >
> > > That would be cool I would love to see a new Sangheili rank in green or perhaps an order of Sangheili like the Asetics!
> >
> > how about both? that should be somehting there don’t ya think.
>
> Why not both? :smiley:
>
> Green ascetics would be cool. Would definitely set the Arbiter’s troops from the remnants! :smiley:

that works to. the point is, the Elites would have a great diversity in armor from the storm troops.

5655

I will not allow you to leave, this, forum!
So there has been no word on this “invasion code”? That seems to have disappeared.

5656

I still beleave Halo 5 will do wonders and bring Elites into MP, lets focus on makeing them playable.

5657

> I still beleave Halo 5 will do wonders and bring Elites into MP, lets focus on makeing them playable.

I hope so! I would also like Arbiter missions to return!

5658

> > I still beleave Halo 5 will do wonders and bring Elites into MP, lets focus on makeing them playable.
>
> I hope so! I would also like Arbiter missions to return!

not sure on that one, but we might atleast have a Coop with thels Elites.

5659

> > > I still beleave Halo 5 will do wonders and bring Elites into MP, lets focus on makeing them playable.
> >
> > I hope so! I would also like Arbiter missions to return!
>
> not sure on that one, but we might atleast have a Coop with thels Elites.

So thats a “no”?

Don’t forget, this thread is about “New Trilogy Matchmaking”. That includes Halo 4. Also, Halo 4 Sangheili DLC has still not been proved, nor disproved. It is still a possibility. Paarthurnax x talked about elites possibly being within the invasion code (That is why I asked), so, this is also a possibility. We can’t just focus on Halo 5, that isn’t the point of the thread.

We must focus on all possibilities to have our Sangheili back.

Again though, I wish I shared your optimism.

5660

> > > > I still beleave Halo 5 will do wonders and bring Elites into MP, lets focus on makeing them playable.
> > >
> > > I hope so! I would also like Arbiter missions to return!
> >
> > not sure on that one, but we might atleast have a Coop with thels Elites.
>
> So thats a “no”?
>
> Don’t forget, this thread is about “New Trilogy Matchmaking”. That includes Halo 4. Also, Halo 4 Sangheili DLC has still not been proved, nor disproved. It is still a possibility. Paarthurnax x talked about elites possibly being within the invasion code (That is why I asked), so, this is also a possibility. We can’t just focus on Halo 5, that isn’t the point of the thread.
>
> We must focus on all possibilities to have our Sangheili back.
>
> Again though, I wish I shared your optimism.

its ntot hat I think elites as DLC is possible its just that its never ben done with a first person shooter before.

bt Im certanly confident that Elites will be in Halo 5, and if not Halo 5 then halo 6.

5661

> > > > I still beleave Halo 5 will do wonders and bring Elites into MP, lets focus on makeing them playable.
> > >
> > > I hope so! I would also like Arbiter missions to return!
> >
> > not sure on that one, but we might atleast have a Coop with thels Elites.
>
> So thats a “no”?
>
> Don’t forget, this thread is about “New Trilogy Matchmaking”. That includes Halo 4. Also, Halo 4 Sangheili DLC has still not been proved, nor disproved. It is still a possibility. Paarthurnax x talked about elites possibly being within the invasion code (That is why I asked), so, this is also a possibility. We can’t just focus on Halo 5, that isn’t the point of the thread.
>
> We must focus on all possibilities to have our Sangheili back.
>
> Again though, I wish I shared your optimism.

Maybe there is a DLC with Invasion mode in one of them (not Crimson), yet, they still might not return the elites >bummer< T-T. My problem with Invasion mode was that it was a process to attack. I am hoping that if 343i redo or tweak the mode a bit (e.g. allow attacking team to have more firepower whereas the defending team have some cover or dense areas to maneuver and perform guerrilla-based attacks. Elites would be a perfect excuse for their return and perhaps have some stealth moments and all out assaults by them along with other covenant troops to aid them.

My issue for the return of the elites is that the animations for the them may take a long while (assassinations, AA usage, player movement, armor permutations, etc.) so they may either return as a DLC (possibly for Castle) or return in Halo 5.