Only because they begged Joseph Staten to help out with the project.

Ngl i think a tv show that followed the lore and not some shitty silver timeline would bring back ALOT of fans, looks at fallout 76 the population is booming there are a ton of new players that do continuesly play because of the tv show people realise at this point its a solid game with a ton of content and really enjoyable They were willing to give all the games a shot again because they nailed the show

@cyriell hell yeah, absolutely it would. I was one of those people that re-downloaded old fallout games after ripping through that show too lol

finite*

Story of infinite was good not great I liked how it played more than the story itself and wish we could have played where the ship was attacked and been on it as the first mission, met all the Spartans that we go around and save or find their remains so we can at least build some form of connection with them and fighting with them on the ship, slowly being separated one by one in a sort of Reach fashion until it’s just Chief by himself would have made the sorry leaps and bounds better in my opinion, at least if can be executed how I envision it.

This ill probably prefer playing bungies halos over 343s i genuinely do not mind and i did enjoy halo 4 and infinites campaigns (h4s start is the roughest of all when you gotta lift the radio interference)

Will do, didnt think it was too loud when editing but yea, it is pretty loud when i hear it again. I especially like his respect towards Escharum at the end of the game and his gentle touch to the floating marines at the start of the campaign.

I loved h4 story, if h4 came out with infinite gameplay *French kiss* would have saved the franchise

Halo Reach Race wars were awesome lmao, But i do think 343s issue was although Halo 5 sucked on launch, because of the microtransactions they were able to pump out new content like crazy. Halo infinite doesnt have Live Gold money and the microtransactions, just in game purchases and not enough content being pumped out. I do think the multiplayer is better now, but it shouldv'e been like this in at least the year it was released

It's much less noticeable in the original trilogy, but there was a lack of continuity, albeit, not as egregious as the 343i entries. With that said, Halo 4 was a heavily focused on its narrative, so I feel like MP played second fiddle. H5 was the opposite, the campaign was hard to follow with subplots and chapters that did nothing. 343i put all thier eggs in the basket, with a competition focused MP expirence that was, admittedly, sweaty. With Infinite, I feel like the Campaign and MP were kinda generic, when compared to past entires. Also the artstyle was good and terrible at the same time. UNSC vehicles look great, the Banished/Covenant are just reds and greys...nothing spectacular. The Forerunner architecture is simply stunning and the vista's in Delta Halo, while limited in variation, look great. Player models are too flat and plain, completely opposite from that of Halo 5, where some of that armor details were...busy. In Infinite, they're bland, boring and playdoh looking, or zany anime weirdness with a wannabe "cyberpunk" aesthetic. I get the feeling that Halo is trying to be too many things at once, and not sticking to art language that's congruent across the entire franchise.

i dont remember all the halo games after CE making revolutionary stuff lol

@@tamarito5538 basically the first two revolutionized the FPS genre. The remaining ones until Halo Reach just added more and more "details". After Reach we had nothing new.

⁠@@tamarito5538Have you paid attention? H2 revolutionized multiplayer and matchmaking. It basically set the standard for online gaming on console. Every social feature in modern multiplayer games can be traced back to Halo 2. Such as friends lists and proximity chat, among other things. And even then a lot of them are releasing nowadays with half the features H2 had in 2004. H3 introduced Forge and Theater, had 4 Player Campaign Co-op. Regarding Forge and Theater, I’m sure I don’t need to outline how revolutionary those were to you, right? Theater had a direct affect on COD at the time, with games like MW3, BO1 & BO2 taking notice and adopting that into their feature suite. That’s just scratching the surface. The Halo series is massively revolutionary, not just in regard to console shooters, but the industry as a whole. There’s a wealth of videos and information out there which illustrates the sheer importance and influence the Halo series had in 2001 - 2010.

Hard to revolutionize anything when your community hates you

@@St.Sparta Those things already existed in like counter strike right? Lol they just implemented it on consoles