Well it was below the standart planet destruction capability of the average covenant ship.

@martinnavarrete5279 true. It was stripped down rather significantly by the elites due to their mistrust of brutes.

Well.. so could a UNSC ship. I mean, they use nukes as a standard armament.

@@Woodyisasexybeast At Least Lighter Then Some Met The Chief's Companion And Even Had A Rare Conversation With Her ^_^

Agreed. Funnily enough, I have a video dedicated to Yayap as well

Its interesting to see what the true underdogs in halo do i didnt even care about grunts til i watched the video on yapyap woody made.

Saved Johnson’s life, too.

@@Volsung84 That he did, i wonder how things would have gone if Johnson was killed by Tartarus on Harvest

@@falloutgamer347 Definitely an interesting thing to think about, but there’s a good chance Chief may have died in Halo 3, after his fall, Johnson was the one who found him and pulled him out of his armor lock, without his crew there’s a chance the covenant would have found Chief and he’d be helpless. Of course, there’s going to be other groups, but I have to imagine it would have heavily impacted Chief in the games, not having a friend to be close with. We can also assume that because Johnson wasn’t there to initiate that first contact with the Arbiter, there’s a good chance things would have gone down much differently between humans and sanghelli, too.

@Volsung84 at the very least, chief would’ve likely killed arbiter. “Wait, Chief, arbiter is with us”.

@@Volsung84 those are probably the biggest things that would have changed, if you have read trough silent storm there are also multiple times where Johnson gives chief valuable lessons about working with a squad. Such as not always being the first one in and trusting his teammates to do their jobs among others. He wouldnt have learned those things which could have gotten the chief killed at one point or another. He also wouldnt have been the advisor for operation: silent storm

Thank you so much ❤️

Had the covenant been more inclusive and respectful of their species needs, it never would’ve broken in the first place. In many ways, every single species that was apart of their group was wasted in some capacity, especially the Unggoy.

Had to look them up because I’d never heard of him but yeah. Everything I presented is 100% canon.

Thank you so much! Especially nice of you to say after I just received a few “you sound like a grunt” comments

Hey, thanks! Halo is a very fleshed out universe with tons of awesome characters. One of the many reasons it’s so compelling.

Welcome, welcome

I really enjoyed Fallen Order but never got around to playing Survivor. It’s on game pass now though so I’ll get around to it sooner than later. I genuinely think the Vader sequence is one of the coolest moments in the entire series. I love how they made him literally unstoppable. I’ve played quite a few Star Wars games over the years and have kept up with all of the newer media. I’ve seen all the shows and movies, aside from The Bad Batch which I just haven’t caught up on. I don’t care what anyone says, both The Force Unleashed and its sequel are excellent games. I don’t give a damn if the protagonist is over powered. That game feels so good to play and I enjoyed the main characters arc. I think I might be one of like ten people that want him reintroduced into the canon. I played both the new Battlefronts and the old. My buddy and I bought the remastered collection when it came out but sadly, it’s easily the worst video game launch I’ve ever been apart of. Worse than MCC. Multiplayer is completely broken in every single way. I haven’t gone back to it since because the initial experience really soured it for me. The new battlefronts are a mixed bag. The first is just fine. I don’t have a lot of experience with it. The second though? They actually had something special but as soon as it started to get good, they just abandoned it. Still a fairly fun game in my opinion. The story mode is just awful though. If you ask me, it’s the worst written Star Wars story in the canon. Just bad. I’d like to give the Dark Forces remaster a whirl but I haven’t gotten around to that just yet. So many things to experience, so little time.

Yeah. That was definitely the right way to portray what the best case scenario would be for a normal Jedi going against Vader. Rogue One also did that right with the hallway scene where he’s cutting through all those Rebels with zero effort. I unfortunately wasn’t able to play Jedi Survivor since it says it’s incompatible on my Xbox, and my computer isn’t super good (use a Gaming laptop and Steam Deck for pc stuff). I should probably get around to watching Bad Batch since I liked the Clone Wars. Although, from what I’ve heard they brought Ventress back from the dead after she was definitely put to rest in one of the books (one thing I didn’t like about Disney Star Wars is how they keep bringing dead characters back to life, and haven’t been making things that normally kill characters like getting stabbed in the guy by a Lightsaber be nonlethal. I’m also not a fan of the fact they’re axed the old EU, while simultaneously cherry picking various aspects from it. There was a considerable range in quality in the old EU, and in terms of continuity it was a complete mess. But, there was plenty of variety with a wide array of different stories that were explored through different mediums. There’s a lot of potential with the new stuff that sadly isn’t being tapped into). I seriously need to get around to playing Force Unleashed since I bought 1/2 fairly recently. Something I find really interesting about it is how those games are from the time when you’d have radically different versions of a game that all had the same name. You had the Wii/PS2, 360/PS3, and DS versions. I miss those days, when though it was kind of a mess and you’d be locked out of content if you didn’t have a certain system. An interesting fact about the name Starkiller is that was originally Luke’s last name before they changed it to Skywalker because Starkiller sounded more like a villain’s name. It’s always cool whenever something that previously went unused has been reimplemented (Bungie did that a lot with Halo, just look at what Digsite uncovered from CE/2. Nintendo also did that a lot with things that were planned for various Zelda games. You should really check out that series if you haven’t). Thats really unfortunate. I’m really glad that I didn’t buy it since I already had the originals. I was also turned off by the amount of data the game takes up, and how it also broke a bunch of mods. From what I’ve heard they fixed various aspects of the Classic Collection, but the damage has already been done with the multiplayer (what justified the rerelease) being basically dead. Unfortunately, the originals don’t seem to go on sale anymore since they invalidate the new product. Thankfully, even at the combined full price of $20 they’re still cheaper and a much better deal than the Classic Collection. It’s such a shame that happened. Like a bunch of other people I was excited about it because if done right those could’ve been the definitive versions of the games, and if it was successful we might’ve seen them greenlight a bunch of other enhanced collections for other games. Something I find funny about the new Battlefronts is how the first game that was released before Sequel Trilogy shows a brief phase where Disney tried to actively distance themselves from the Prequels because of their bad reception from older fans (you can also see that with the Sequels where the visuals and aspects of the story. The first one was literally just A New Hope 2 electric boogaloo with some cool ideas/plot points that sadly got thrown away in the next one). Then once they realized the kids who grew up with those movies were now adults with money they shifted course (the Prequel/Cone Wars era is my favorite because that’s what I grew up with. But, I’m not going to pretend like the films were flawless. They’re definitely a mixed bag at best. There’s a lot of really good ideas. But, atrocious execution and a fair amount of bad ideas. They would’ve been so much better if George had less power and people who’d tell him no whenever he had a bad idea. He’s a brilliant visionary who needs someone else to shake his ideas into something coherent/good). Also, I remember being excited for EA BF2’s campaign since they advertised it as being from the Empire’s prospective after it fell. Then we only got a few missions before two of the characters switched to supporting the Rebels. It also had Operation Cinder where Palpatine had a plan to destroy the Empire and send the galaxy into chaos if he ever died (personally would’ve preferred it if the Empire was still around, just fractured into numerous warring factions like the old continuity. It’s also really funny in hindsight since in a botched attempt to fix the Sequels they brought Palpatine back where his plan was as incoherent as Halo 3 Truth’s plan). Too bad we can’t have modded campaign missions in the newer ones like you can for the originals. I’ve seen a wide array of really cool mods that could be repurposed to create a wide array of different custom missions. I’m still trying to decide if I want to go with Dark Forces remastered, or do the cheaper option to get the original and install the Force Engine. In a lot of cases I don’t mind having lesser visuals, but it’s a night and day difference seeing just how much better the new one looks, and said visuals are a natural extension of the original’s art style.