Yo lol u don’t have to watch the credits to get the cutscene at the end.

The part where you start going insane really got me

Im only 15 but ive been playing halo scince i was four aswell

Your small enough that the money is likely mr beast equivalent so I don’t mind this shilling

No, the Halo Infinite Cortana goodbye-scene is not better than Halo 4. In Halo 4 its like actually watching a loved one die. Halo Infinite's version at the end of the day only exists to pretend Halo 5 never happened and it emotionally feels like watching a family member committ uninstall in jail after they killed 5 people.

Excuse me sir. Spartans never die.... They just taking a long nap... But no seriously those sections had some sick visual storytelling.

Spartans never die there just missing in action

I wonder what their KD ratios are. They're only S4's so they're nowhere as badass or thicc as the og 2 and 3s but still. KD ratios are always nice to see

Dead Spartan?

@@wastelandlegocheem spartan 4’s are the same power level as spartan 2’s The spartan4’s are smaller though, and likely lack the same level of training since they aren’t trained up from being child soldiers, but power level they are the same

I just wish we saw the other weapon too, or at least one while driving.

Yeah, noticed he was holding a breacher battle rifle when I played. Too bad they don't let you change the skins of any of the banished weapons

That always annoyed me in the previous Halo games. I'd be carrying something else but the cutscenes show him carrying the assault rifle.

@@GeminiKnight76 Yeah, it implies Master Chief beat all of the Halo games with the same Assault Rifle lol!

@@GeminiKnight76 But this happened starting from Halo 2, right? The cutscene carried the weapon you had

I thought Cortana was back to purple as a callback to CE, since she's pretty much the same shade as she was then.

Shes purple in halo 1

She is purple in both Halo Ce and Halo 2 - It's from Halo 3 on wards that she turns blue. So it is potentially both.

@@Execuor yeah, I like the idea it could be both a callback and a slight nod towards color design. The John Wick franchise does this to symbolize whenever John is in control (Blue I believe) and whenever he is not in control (Red).

@@firstconsul7286 I was thinking that the reason they went back to that shade was to easily visually differentiate her model from the Weapon's model. Also it makes her stand out in all those hologram conversations in the game

i hate them cuz it takes up to 30 mins to kill them on EASY!

These Hunters are smart. They refuse to be baited to melee and when they do they do it fast so the chances of getting to shoot at their back are barely present. It’s a good type of challenge and not spammed too much since they are really rare in the game. And yes, Needlers and explosive weapons deal with them well but I like to focus fire their joints.

Not sure if you meant hate... because hate makes more sense. On legendary there was a lot of times when I questioned if they were even taking damage from my weapons. Had to keep threat sensors on them to watch their health bars. Felt like fighting a fast moving wraith, and the wraith is easier. Lol

Theyre like dogs

@Introspective Rage Played legendary, refused to use sentinel beam due to cheesing. That's the easiest weapon in the game. Though not sure that works on hunters, never tried. Currently doing a sidekick only challenge with no abilities but the grapple in my 3rd playthrough on legendary. Challenges I have done, no shields, no Hud, reduced ammo, and needler only. Next will be plasma pistol only. Game is more fun the more challenging you make it. Give it a try. Anyways take care. Replied due to notification.

Yeah for real, some toxic gasses and material have a distinct smell so it's a very useful sense

@@freeziboi3249 was that ammonia? *dies*

Funny enough smell is used by the brutes a lot too. Explains the open helms common to them. In an audio log two brutes pause and sniff, noticing they aren't alone. They had smelled the human hiding nearby

@@freeziboi3249 Although a Spartan suit wouldn't really be impacted by toxic gases (he goes into the literal vacuum of space) I can see it being useful for marines and such. There's definitely a lot of other things it can be useful for. Edit: Someone else said "the smell sensors are there to detect explosive residue indicative of bombs that might be used by insurrectionists (the original enemy of the Spartan program)"

That's a rather insightful take

I'm so glad I wasnt the only one who got that reference

The Flood and the Vashta Nerada have a lot in common … including the fact you encounter them both in an alien library.

That episode was where Moffat got really into timey wimey shit by hanging the last time river meets him is the first, perfect kinda character for doctor who

Indeed

@@deeznuts23yearsagothat wasn’t Moffat that was Russel

Haha Yeah because that brute guy alone i was in that room for about an hour.

Yup easily the hardest part of the game for me and was the only part of the story that I struggled, this guy deserves his own cut scene and lore 😂

I actually didnt have much trouble with the cheifton, as I saved 16 sniper rounds going i to the boss chamber, what killed me the most where the enemys that killed me as I ran away from the cheiftan

I had no problem with him at all on legendary, but goddamn those elite, skimmers and jackal snipers. once i got those i got the sentinel gun and melted the brute chieftain.

He was a jack ass. By far the toughest part of that fight. When I finally killed him I had to go iut side and just breathe before finishing the boss fight.

Even on Heroic I found the game much easier when using all of the equipment.

Fully upgraded dropwall is so freaking op in campaign

I use custom bumper jumper setup. I used only the grapple the whole time because it was harf to setup switching nades and equipment. Good place yo start is to ditch the function to drop weapon, you can do that too with holding the switch weapon button/ key. Default case, Y. I use left stick click to use equipment, right d pad to bring up equip select and have each button ABXY for each tool. Same for using grenades except for left d pad.

Hahahaha hahaha cause I'm totally doing Legendary hahaha... Maybe once co-op comes out

@@Williaso ill be honest, its definitely one of the easiest ones with how open ended it is, and all the planning time you can give yourself. Boss battles are the scary part tho…

I hate when games want you to use 1-5+ to swap between shit on the fly quickly in combat. I've been gaming for over 20 years now and still fuck it up.

I piled up a bunch of battery bomb thingies and used the sensor to lure the elite,escharum and the older brute in the tower, escharum immediately went to his shield and the other two were 5 second boss fights

Threat sensor legit doesn't work on Jega

The sword is fantastic in those last couple lil bits too......and there's a couple of em in that chamber.....

The last tier helps grenades? On earlier tiers hitting the back of it caused the grenade to instantly explode and take out the wall so I never tried it later

@@Strav24 It helps all projectile based weapons, including grenades yes. Skewers, Cindershot, Heatwave, M41 SPNKR for example. The game also gives you not only in text, but a clear visual effect that it's enhancing your weapons, hard to miss it. It's a disruptor effect. An example, anytime you throw a grenade through the drop wall, it looks like the disruptor grenade. You probably thought you threw the disruptor grenade by mistake, but no. It's the drop wall. The best combination from experience was the cindershot, that really cleaned up the final boss room instantly on legendary. The Chieftain's Gravity Hammer, if you did not have one before with you, take it to use on the Harbringer. Hit the Harbringer 3 times, game over. You're done. Congratulations on beating legendary.

@@Grimlaw I get that it helps everything, trust me it was vital in a bunch of places. I was just confused on grenades, since my early experience with the two didn't go so well. Gameplay proving different than the tiny description. And by the time I got the last upgrade my playstyle was to avoid throwing grenades through the bank of the wall, since it rendered both useless

@@Grimlaw also yes cindershot did all the heavy lifting in the last fight

Grew up on halo 2 with my brother, all the way to halo 4, he most definitely used me as ffa points

Similar story at a halo 3 party for my buddies 13th birthday party. His 20 something uncle slaughtered us all whole sale. Finally killed him once, literally once and all of kids lost our shit the rest of the night. Great memories lol

I used to always play against my little brother in and our cousins with them on a team together vs just me on hang em high. They never understood why I would always win besides just the skill difference xD We always played through the campaigns together my brother and I, kind of sucks not having coop.

It's John Wick as a spartan

In case you haven’t done a LASO play through yet it’s super easy because of the Bandana skull that puts no cool down on the equipment. Don’t upgrade the threat sensor though it uhhhhhh, doesn’t show you their health.

The hunter bros in legendary will be fun 😂😂😂 wait for it.

Master chief dies

@@gamesandthingsyt9869 yes

@@gamesandthingsyt9869 no

The weapon goes rampant

Lol, same. KZfaq be recommending me spoilers. Yakuza Like a Dragon some months ago was the first time I experienced playing through and completing a game going in and staying completely blind and it was amazing. I want that for Halo Infinite so bad, but damn is KZfaq testing my total lack of self control.

i didn't know i needed to climb i thought of the other halos where it just going to reset my shields and activate something so the elevator would work

I didn't jump into the beam of light but that small glowing interactable was really hard to find.

@@RougeMyst07 It took me way too long to find that

I died in the beam, and spent so long, like atleast an hour, with that glowing object. Restarted the game repeatedly because it was the day it came out. I thought it was just a broken encounter.

Same, Same!

Yeah and he is in a fully airtight suit do he can't smell otherwise

Or the flood, it’s smell is so vile it would cause new marines to throw up instantly

"Smell sensors" XD have you ever heard of harmful gas sensors? Like a Carbon Monoxide detector, wtf would a "smell sensor" even do it has to know what the toxic gas smells like in the first place to know it's a toxic gas... ALSO MACHINES CANT FUCKING SMELL, THEY DETECT.......... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

this makes my heart warm, Thank you for being the rich friend who everyone is happy to have around & the Groups rock, you my friend are UnFreaking Beliveable

Why didn’t they just play it themselves? Lol

@@NickRoxx100 none of them had played the series for more than a decade and didn’t want to buy it, but they ended up enjoying the story regardless and a few of them said they would buy it

I think Microsoft underestimated the importance of co-op. Imagine if you and your buddies were all PLAYING together instead of just watching together.

💀

This is a really cool bit of lore, thanks for the explanation! Is it from a book or something?

Cause all sorts of potential threats might be revealed by a chemical analyser, such as banished bombs for example.

@@barnarnars8503 It was a tidbit of information from a long time ago, so I can't remember where I heard it from. Mjolnir armor does have an adaptive environmental filter that could theoretially used to detect explosive residue, but I can't find anywhere that explicitly states that.

We've been using bomb sniffers in airports for decades, but dogs are more effective and cheaper, plus unlike bomb sniffers, dogs can also detect other things, like drugs. We had people sniffers during Vietnam, that would supposedly let you detect VC sneaking through the jungle by detecting sweat and body odor. They worked... sorta... but turns out that they were calibrated using white people eating a Western diet and mostly just detected your own troops, rather than Asian people eating a Vietnamese diet, who smell different as a result of genetics, diet, and environment. Read accounts of soldiers in various wars, including modern day Iraq, and they'll tell you that in the dark, you literally can smell the enemy coming... as long as they're a different ethnicity and eat different food, anyway. So yeah, I fully believe that 500 years in the future, we could have a sniffer built into combat armor that detects alien funk.

@@barnarnars8503 It's from the halo book fall of Reach.

They took Johnson from us. Chief will never forget what humanity lost to those round clankers

@@skeletalobserver406 did u just call a monitor a "CLANKER?!" LOL Cap'n Rex INTENSIFIES

@@seanlastiee601 I called them 343 Cores, lol

i can't be the only one who clicked this link before the premiere had even started.. damn you Ven!

Not Cortana also warned me while I was searching weapons and I still managed to stupidly jump in to the death light like a 2 ton moth.

@@mandalorian_guy 2 ton moth I am ded. XD XD

@@jconboyAC8 Haha, when I watched it there were no other comments so I left one 🤣

She said that after I jumped in but somehow survived.

I finally found if after searching THE ENTIRE FRICKING PLACE over like 10 times, It never occurred to me that that little dot on the ground was what I was looking for. I just picture Jega ( I think that was his first name ) Watching it happen and thinking I'm a complete, fucking, moron. And dammit he's right

Same

He was so fucking op

@@rowboat5294 nah, you can get so far ahead of him with grappling and kill him fairly quickly with the sentinel beam when everyone else is dead. It's all the skimmer snipers that are op. They aren't as good shots as jackels, but there are so many and they will take you down quickly.

Dude. I died the most from that chieftain. That’s literally the first time my entire life since CE I literally almost raged quit Halo campaign

@@phoenixgemini42 yeah but he's so fast and bullet spongy killing everyone else is really hard without him killing you first

@@rowboat5294 he dies super easily from explosive with the cowbell skull (or which ever one increases launch power). He might have a lot of health, but the game deals a massive amount of damage to enemies who get launched. Launch him into a ceiling with a grenade or rocket launcher and he goes down quickly. Other wise, the sentinel beam also makes quick work of him. The difficult enemies are the skirmishers/elite snipers who will sometimes one tap you across the map

Aye. They’re great for fighting hunters, because every second you’re in the open with a hunter is a second that they’re blowing you to bits. Really great skirmishing tool, its just that on lower difficulties skirmishing isn’t as much of a priority (also, control scheme for switching equips could use work).

@@Wraithfighter I found setting up my controls on an elite 2 controller with the paddles set as the dpad helped so much in making the equipment easier to switch between. Not everybody has that tho, and a better default scheme would have benefited everybody.

On legendary the threat sensor is a life saver

Yeah he's trash at the game we can tell by how many times he dies on Heroic. I finished Heroic first two days and this dude died more than I did in the first 10 minutes of the video.

@@yaboi4066 I think it's possible we're both unusually good? He did also say he was rusty. Besides, what's one of these without a dying montage?

Say the chiefs with a buncha marines, could be handy

@@ItsSpaceSouls that would be a good way to know if there was a toxic substance in the air😂

I mean smell is just a set of nerves in your nose that pick up on different pieces of molecules in the air to create smell so really an environment/air analyzer would work and with the spartans going into space and other planets that would be a good addition to the suit for a host of reasons. given that humanity’s AI are based on brain scans of a human them still interpreting that as “smell” is a reasonable idea especially given their tendency to create visual representations of what is going on in the computer as they interact with it.

What's the U in CBURN stand for?

@@kyleyork5546 unknown?

This may suck to tell you. But you could skip the credits and still get the cutscene

@@crylec6534i remember realizing like a quarter through but decided to just let it play out. I didn't even know there was a post credits scene

@@novathepug6692 I assume there always is, and that 343 will reasonably understand no one wants to stay for credits that long after all it isn't for us.

@@crylec6534 i was just listening to the music while doing other stuff bc there were some tracks that aren't in the game

I loved the game but got suuuper depressed after Cortana said that bs line about "...more dangerous things on this ring than the Flood." Totally ruined my every hope for the story.

I'm glad someone else caught that.

exactly. i watched it as a kid and kept my eyes closed during that scene.

I came to the comments to see who else got that reference

I’m not the only one

The Vashta Nerada were absolutely terrifying.

My method was to use one of the mini guns provided in the earlier stages of the level to beat Jega and stayed in the zone of the sensor.

Same thing happened to me at 22:43. For about 10 minutes I ran around repeatedly scanning, expecting the cinematic to happen when I walked through a particular spot.

I had this happen at the excavation site mission, my razorback, full of marines, despawed.

In my case, they all got killed by the giant mining laser. I was so bummed because they were all equipped with the custom sentinel beam and they all died for nothing.

It didn’t despawn my marines, but it did spawn my warthog inside the laser drills and checkpointed, so every time I died it reset to all my marines exploded and being atomized

never used them even in LASO the sensor is useless just toss dynamos look for the arc

@@dbropx3547 On laso you just going to spam nades till everything dies. Guess that's one way to do it

@@BLOODKINGbro close dynamos and tank gun to stop me from getting shot then stab anything i can get close enough to for heals on legendary my problem was the snipper jackals on LASO it was the grunt army with disrupters ... i feel like that gun earned the name

@@dbropx3547 The purple laser it gives away the jackals. I agree the disruptor grunts are more a problem especially if they put enough bolts in you to proc the aoe tesla. There was a few times where I got my health back and still died because of the electric tick damage.

@@BLOODKINGbro the number of times i died in the first boss fight room pre boss or after punching the last grunt and hearing the tick tick tick death still would say easiest LASO ever

I think some of the issue is how painfully long it takes to get to the right equipment. It’s a little much to ask to remember a button combo in the heat of a fight. They should’ve just gone with the system every previous Halo game had (with grenades) where you hit the “switch” button until you get to the one you need. A lot easier when you’re in a pickle to remember how many times I have to press right on the D-pad than a D-pad button combo, and I’m sure I’m not the only one

I used drop wall and threat sensor at times, on heroic. Thruster I've barely touched besides getting the "use it 50 times" thing. Grapple does same thing but better, with stun blast attack on enemies.

@@itsthemumu8585 if you think that's hard then don't play any league of legends, breath of the wild, or any other game with changeable perks cause that's just a normal feature by now

I used everything.... To the point where I remembered all the directions

other than achievements i only used the grapple and completed LASO before someone told me to hold it and hold punch

I was just bringing Escharum's hammer the whole time for a boss fight so I didn't have that much of a hard time against him.

I feel that they will be involved with the story of the endless zeta halo as a setting is no coincidence with its ties to the flood

Ya'll can act like you love the Flood now, but the Flood used to be seen just as annoying and as boring as the Prometheans are now. I remember...

@@jakespacepiratee3740 Still are by a large portion of the community. People are literally just ignoring that the most hated levels in the series are the ones where you only fight the Flood. The Library, Cortana, Sacred Icon, etc. It's not coincidence.

@@Espartanica yeah, because fighting the flood alone isn't fun. If the flood are fought with another faction like the Covenant or Banished, they're great.

@@bluepit2227 So you admit it has to be a special type of mission to be fun. Teaming up with ANY faction would make just about any mission more fun

I wandered for 5 minutes

There is literally a button that tells you where objectives are.

@@andrewjazdzyk1215 I saw a lot of people saying it was either bugged or the marker turned off after you got close to the hologram thing. Granted the object is still highlighted, but in a dark, reddish room it was a little hard myself to see the tiny highlighted thing on the floor. I wasn’t lost for 20 minutes, but I still got stuck for a minute or two before I stumbled on the “press X to interact” icon

@@itsthemumu8585 I personally saw it immediately, but I never interact with the "begin boss fight" button right away so I explored the room to try and see what I had to work with.

me to

Yes

haha don't feel bad i done the same thing and i bet many others.

there was a tank nearby?!?!? you are joking, i flew to each of them with a banshee, but had to land nearby because i would get shocked and the wraiths would shoot me while disabled

Dude I was a lucky one that found the Scorpion. Made it easy lol

Wait really? I thought I was clever when I managed to hijack a Wraith finally, and you're telling me there was a tank the entire time?!

Whaaaat. 3 hours of hair pulling frustration, I went in with the breacher battle rifle and the upgraded bulldog.

Yea it could be the primorials or the endless, seem like the endless can manipulate time

How could there be something WORSE than the Flood?" Because 343 is desperate to have their own enemy faction that people like that they can point to and say "we made that!" They tried it with the Didact, Jul'Mdama's Storm Covenant, The Created, Succeeded with the Banished, and now they are trying this once again with the Endless. Give them a chance and stop overreacting to a malfunctioning AI's ramblings. We have fought the Flood for 4 Halo games, there isnt anything else that can be done with space-zombies. They are dealt with the exact same way in every game, we find them, fight them, then blow something up to kill them all. Its not that cosmic and inspirational as some people think. Plus, im pretty sure I remember older Halo fans hating the Flood because they were annoying to fight...hmmm

@@jakespacepiratee3740 okay? So like tones are difficult to understand on the internet, idk if you were being sarcastic or not but the precursors/primordials are the flood (kind of) and when you listen to the Forerunner artifacts, it sounds suspiciously like that’s going to be the case. If it isn’t then yeah I’ll be a little annoyed with 343 but I hope The Endless aren’t the focus of whatever happens next, i REALLLY REALLLY hope it’s Atriox bc I prefer my Halo lore in books rather than in games.

Its the endless and they are worse because they are immune to the rings which made them incredibly deadly if they got infected by the flood because the flood would then be immune to the rings too. But because negotiation isnt the forerunners strong point they just imprisoned them all. The harbinger is one of them and they are understandably pissed for being imprisoned

@@guardsmanhansvonkrieg4862 Yeah no. 343 wouldnt introduce a new threatening race just to turn them into a pawn for an overused, thuroughly overexhausted enemy. The thing that makes the Endless such threat that has not been revealed yet, but its integral to the Endless themselves. It isnt because "oh if flood touch them they be stronger!" That would be very anticlimactic.

I played with your mom back in 2001 too, but it wasnt on a video game. 😎😎😎

@@Zero_XTZ5 I know your dad beated yours

@@Zero_XTZ5 How old are you? 4

@@codoall9427 do you know what irony is?

Covenant tech (Banished in this case) has always been superior to Human tech.

You know, maybe I've never played Crysis 2. I've barely played 1 and 3 for sure, 1 I only messed around on the beach and 3 I played as a demo on PS3 many years ago. It's on the list though. ;)

Whelp you spoiled the twist for him 🤧 rip fun stories

@@Williaso Your the best man no matter what anyone says keep up the good work!

Never will

And the grapple when upgraded it just so fucking useful on heroic. Heavy melee that one hits a lot of brutes. If not one hit, it stuns them. Plus blasts everybody around for stun and damage

Bro i do that all the time and also pick up the arcane sentinel beam if you haven't already and give it to all the maines it will kill bosses within seconds

Better yet the pinpoint needler if you want aimbot marines

Yes.

@@jobryantjab nah, use the sun beam.

@@nolanblodgett4712 I did one homing rocket launcher, two snipers, one arcane sentinel beam, and then either a sentinel beam or a sniper for the fifth guy, they shred anything at a distance.

Infinite's campaign seems to be the first (and hopefully last) step to distancing themselves from 5's storyline. We're likely not going to see the Created at all from this point on

@@Williaso The recent 343 Canon Fodder mentions "Created Remnants" still existing, and I doubt the Banished could rid themselves of a force that can blow up planets that easy.

@@jakespacepiratee3740 We don't know if any of the other AIs can still control the Guardians, and the Warden was forces to serve Cortana.

@@pokest45-pz52 The Forerunners organized themselves as a Council, so it would make sense if the Created did the same.

@@jakespacepiratee3740 exactly I refuse to believe the covenant 2.0 are strong enough to crush an army of AI with forerunner tech As cool as the banished are, they’re really just the covenant but more brutes and red and edgy

I know this comment is almost a year old now, but have your thoughts on the Marines changed by now? Because I just finished the campaign recently and I couldn't help notice that my marines died A LOT. Unless they have a power weapon, they don't do too much damage and they die quickly.

@@migueltoledo1884 I haven't played Halo Infinite in a good while, so I can't say that my opinion of its marines has really changed. But something I forgot to put in my original comment was that I was playing on easy or normal or something. Other than that, I don't really know why your marines would be different to mine

Fully upgraded threat sensor was my second most used equipment for sure.

I did eventually get to doing that, it's just not included in the footage