Yooooooooo.

Ha ha laser go brrr

I can't help but picturing that happen during Halo 5's ending. Because wouldn't the EMP'ed ships lose life support? Maybe the kill counter would go something like this: UNSC Crewman was killed by the Guardians UNSC Crewman was killed by the Guardians UNSC Crewman was killed by the Guardians UNSC Crewman was killed by the Guardians UNSC Crewman was killed by the Guardians UNSC Crewman was killed by the Guardians UNSC Crewman was killed by the Guardians

to be fair, the 343 guardian does too, other than the stupid looking skull face

@@RiggedDynamo In terms of "scary giant forerunner robot" I like the big Bungie one better, but the things 343's Guardian can do is much scarier with it's purpose and abilities.

@@Spark412 I wish we got to see more of it in gameplay

@@Spark412 indeed

I just started reading ghosts of onyx and it's interesting because that guardian is the main sentinel enemy type

I wish it was I halo 3 but instead of changing the story it would just add

With custom edition level of modding coming to mcc pc It will be a possibility now.

I wish we have that custom level maker to xbox one s or xbox series x

@@L4zy._.f0XX idk maybe they will add it it would make sense I mean Microsoft seems to want to merge pc and Xbox together so it would make sense because this would merge them

I feel like if they just have download support it should be fine. Like halo modding works a little differently to say garrys mod or fallout modding where you have to download everything individually. Halo it’s all the stuff is just included in the map it self.

Idea: use the terminal center piece for the eye thing like to be held like a flamethrower but it's a huge powerful sentinel beam.

Maybe mod a bomb from multiplayer to shoot the laser.

And then use the animation from mounting a wraith to steal the eye.

Its true, it was stated by a couple devs and they seemed like it was something they were hype about.

@@greenbean2222 yes

If I'm not mistaken, I'm pretty sure they also appear in Halo Online's map "edge." I know I've seen the constructor before and I'm pretty certain that's where I saw it.

They appear in Halo Wars multiplayer too. There's 3 types, a shield, aggressor and repair type. Just wish Enforcers would make a return.

Don’t shoot them in Halo 2 though, or their brother shows up

Honestly, I really like that they play a role in Halo 5's story, it's nice that for once they're not just scenery fodder

@@s1ipstream889 Oh yeah, forgot online existed. Rip

That looks very possible.

@GoTi4No have you played custom edition? Its basically the tools bungie used to make the game

@GoTi4No and the Publishing Team have stated their tools will be very similar to Custom Edition’s tools. And to top it off they’re also considering allowing people to use their other tools they’ve used to patch the engines of the games together, although that right there has some legal issues so it isn’t a promise. And Custom Edition’s “tools”? Is literally the Dev Kit for Halo CE, they just packaged them into “Halo For PC” for free. They’re identical to the tools that actually made the game. Very bright future for MCCs modding if they’re evenly remotely similar. Not to mention, of course, possible Steam Workshop support they’ve mentioned (although mentioning again: that one isn’t a promise and might not happen).

@GoTi4No for your first question: you can already do that. For your second question: what I mean by “legal issues” is that these are in house developed tools funded by Microsoft, they can’t just splurge that out into the internet without making sure they’re allowed todo that otherwise they’ll be charged with Industrial Espionage. And what I specifically mean those porting tools will allow: it’ll allow (possibly, might break you’re entire MCC lol, we’ll have to see if you need to be a tech guru) people to *add games to the MCC*. Whether that be other Halos or not. I’m sure you can see the potential on the smaller scale too: porting of certain enemies and their AI to the MCC, or animations and models-without the need to recreate them, you can just port them.

@GoTi4No you mean the User Interface? Then yes, it’ll allow you todo that. *however* Only if we get those extra engine tools. If we get modding tools for the games and not the extra ones then we won’t be able todo it, since the menu is several engines merged into one that isn’t integrated into any of the *actual* game engines. Unlike Halo CE to Halo 5, where the main menu is run in the game engine, MCC’s main menu is its own separate engine-that has other engines mashed into it too, for instance Unreal Engine 4 was added for the Spartan Custimization menu.

FORERUNNER TANK

@@animalconsultant7796 Polishing the game now would be a waste of time. They absolutely should wait till after all the intended features are in. For every feature a programmer adds, several previous features will, almost certainly, break. It's the nature of game development. That's usually why polishing comes in at the late stages of development

I’d love to see the original version of the Cortana level but I’m not sure if there’s a H3 model for the Gravemind.

Technically both are correct, as the Guardian went through multiple iterations. This one is "more correct" because it's apparently the final iteration before it was cut.

@@RejectedShotgun Ohhhhh now I understand, still for me the “original” would be the first one that you made. Thank you for explaining.

Just imagine getting to port over the enforcer class of sentinels, like what was done in Halo CE??

All the halo games were actually able to port models from past halo games, halo 4 has a halo reach scarab in the game files for one of the spartan ops missions. A halo 3 beta had the exact model of a halo 2 heretic banshee. Halo 2 had the halo ce flamethrower somewhere in files. Halo reach also used lots of halo 3 assets in the game. There is a KZfaq called altheros who was able to mod game assets(ai, textures, animations, lighting effects, weapons, almost anything) into a game mode from Halo CE, 2, 3, ODST, SPV3 and Reach. He basically spawns different versions of NPCs and pits them into random death battles. He made a nodded version of SPV3 called the altheros Experience that adds these previous halo assets to the game.

@@lolcatjunior This came to mind, oh how that'd be AMAZING! To have a more fluid/stable game to hub world the mods like Halo 3 or Reach

@@JuiceboxCE If they give us CE 2.0 it would be insane.

@@lolcatjunior Well, just look at the lifespan of Valve and Bethesda games on PC! Modding support is great fan service, and keeps your products in current conversation. Here's to hoping we get Halo back in the conversation!!

or maybe after fighting several of these smaller ones throughout the game you would finish of with the big boss battle

Same, the way it looked in the distance through the fog was terrifying and would have been epic if it was the original mission plan

It was meant to be between The Ark and The Covenant, no reason was given for why the Guardians were hostile but it could just be a simple case of them trying to protect something in the forest and everything was considered hostile to them

@@slipstreamtechnician2811 My assumption is that they are part of either the Halo defense network against potential invaders, or activated Flood Containment Protocol machines, seeing as Halo was suffering a full breakout of the Flood. Most likely, it is a bit of both. After all, why wouldn't the Halo installation make note of Chief's destructive prowess? He blazes a trail towards the controls of Halo, and opened far too many doors on his way in. ;P

why is everyone mentioning it in the comments on this video

Or like a DLC for the master chief collection or something

Well, we will have mod tools soon. So maybe we will be able to see the cut level of h3 back in action.

That's terrifying, and mainly because I absolutely CANNOT imagine what that would look like.

Because it's created by Bungie. The vex are the sentinels

"Bringin the Pro-Pain"

YES

I would LOVE that. Perhaps my favorite Sentinels in all of Halo.

I imagine it would be pretty difficult from a technical perspective. And also from a player's perspective, because they're quite a bit more powerful than any Sentinel we've fought in the (official) games thus far.

@@autumngottlieb3071 Challenge accepted!!! >:D

@@Muninn_Crow nice fleet you’ve got there. Would be a shame if something happened to it

actually the prometheans at one point were going to be more like what you described kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eMueddGZ0pOpmJ8.html everytime when i look into halo 4s' development, the more i wish i got what it could have been, rather then what it became. which honestly to me feels less a true innovative sequel, and more like a dumbed down version of halo reach, with a less diverse sandbox and worse level design, with an artstyle that tries way too hard to be cool and graphically impressive, rather then tell a story or set an atmosphere. here is also an gamasutra article that details halo 4's development if you want to know more www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/191234/making_halo_4_a_story_about_.php?page=3

@@grailw9221 I don’t fully agree on some of those points but I definitely see what you mean. I feel like they focused on some aspects too much and misinterpreted some aspects to the point it fucked with a lot of the game art wise and gameplay. 5 did worse in my opinion to be honest but I do see your valid points. They didn’t really organically make the transitions to the different ideas and played it too safe in some spots. Some aspects were cool but others felt wrong. I guess we will have to see how their recognition of the controversy works out.

@@gendygoblin8391 i did not mean for my previous comment to come across as so negative. i actually did replay halo 4 recently and despite it issues, it's still a decent game and there where times, i heavily enjoyed it. especially during the level requiem which honestly feels like something from bungie, with strong level design that includes a lot of options to tackle obstacles. and there were a few good additions to the sandbox such as the hardlight shield, which is a major improvement to the similar albeit useless armor lock from halo reach. and if halos' 4 and 5 had a more unified team, i honestly think they could have turned out great. and be similar to what we have seen so far from halo infinite, which appears to reuse a lot of scrapped ideas from the previous 343 games, and even some ones from bungie such as the elites armor and the shattered halo ring

@@grailw9221 oh I didn’t think you were being negative. It just seemed like you were bringing up the development issues that I am aware of and I too really enjoyed many aspects of Halo 4.