the armor doesnt make the spartan, the spartan makes the armor

also shows how flawed the uncs is for losing

​@@ImproveyourlifeYTthey didn't lose the war.

Chief had his OG armor until Halo 5 because it was so damaged after Halo 4.

​@@nathanielzoellehis armor got replaced in halo 2 my guy

I feel like most people who complain about that have never been in an actual military, because jokes and immaturity like that is 100% something that happens, not everyone is a hardened warrior or a kid soldier, most are just, humans, with lives and personality.

@@gasalpha879 It's a sci-fi setting about religious aliens trying to kill humanity. I wanna see humans who are born and bred to be super weapons and their relationships with others in a bleak setting. People are disappointed in spartan IV's are because they haven't earned anything compared to the former of being cool. We've already seen the spartan III's done to be on par or if not more interesting than the spartan II's.

my issue is more so the immaturity and blatant disregard for safety and protocol. While yes they are adults with impressive careers already BEFORE going through the S-IV program, that doesn't excuse them from ignoring their training and just doing whatever. The jokes are a little annoying sure but eh that's realistic behavior and it isn't over the top; but their conduct to superior officers AND in combat is where I have an issue personally.

These men are supposed to be the best of the best, excluding spartans. They act fcking rtarded

Frankly by this point in the war most of them were raised under martial law and are probably orphans raised by the state from glassed worlds. So they probably should be indoctrinated.

which halo game is this from?

@@waferjuice first story was Halo 4s and second is halo wars 2 cutscenes for the game

because no one really liked Spartan Ops (from halo 4), and halo 5 was a dumpsterfire of a game

Not all of us, but I get your point for most players.

Thorne would be that 1 player who took the game semi-seriously

The better question is why as a writer you would want that? If YOU can't take your own setting seriously know one else will.

Yuh

which halo game is this from?

@@waferjuice halo 4

nah they still dont understand. they didnt get kidnapped at the age of 6 and be forced to grow up knowing nothing but military training and tactics, then augmented in their teen years, had half of their friends die during said augmentation, then do more training on reach before finally being sent out on their first few real missions without their MJOLNIR armor, that was still in development, before the start of the human/covenant war. Spartan IVs dont hold a candle to Spartan IIs because they had the choice of serving, had families to grow up with and friends to chat with during their schooling days that wasnt based on military tactics and training.

Palmer is a scorned second to all spartan men. Still an emotional wahmen.

You mean autistic Spock?

So he's been involved in multiple scifi series that used to be highly regarded, but are now dead.

He's also Spock in Strange New Worlds.

Lots of fun to play. My only complaint was that it was too easy in the sense that if you died you respawned without any loss of progress in the mission. I wish it would have reset you to a checkpoint.

@@brandonm4913 It's was also really grindy to "balance" the fact that you could respawn. Should have just followed the regular Halo model.

@@Duamerthrax I remember people really complained about how tedious it was, but so was Firefight which it was replacing. Screw those Promethean missions though.

​@@Evanspar Yeah, those missions sucked

Another Memgele

Spartan 2: Go to their cover

Meh, its alright so long as you don't use the games as a measuring stick. Though given the state of Halo now when it comes to lore (or the lack of it with Halo Infinite), I'll take the show going in a different direction. Just hope they get rid of most of the writing by committee. The storyline was all over the place trying to establish characters.

this was awesome. need MOAR!!!

it's better than the show but still bad compared to the bungie's halo trilogy

I rather liked the Halo show tbh.

​@@BobRooney290more?

which halo game is this from?

@@waferjuice halo 4 actually

@@waferjuice Why do these cutscenes from a 360 era game look more realistic than any of the cutscenes in Infinite? Don’t get me wrong I like the art ‘design’ in infinite. The return to form on armor/weopon/vehicle design was a great move. But the art ‘finish’ on everything in Infinite, even the cutscenes, is just kinda cartoony.

the flood was already very powerful by the time they encountered the humans. and they fought the ones already running from a fight because they couldn’t beat them. if the ones running from a fight they could not beat and could still destroy your ships upon first contact. what hope do you have?? but what do i know i’m not a diehard hai fan.

The flood the forerunners "lost" to were unimaginably more powerful than the ones we fought in game, if it weren't for the halo rings basically resetting the flood difficulty the whole galaxy would be under their control

@@richardlee5412 honestly perhaps instead of wiping all life. instead make them ship based to wipe out planets known to be infested with it. then clear the infestation of less developed flood planets. but the rings are like one stone two birds.

The flood absorbs the knowledge of all of its victims so eventually the flood can build ships as well and creat weapons on par with their enemies the forrunners were basically fighting a fungal form of themselves and could replicate faster then they could which is why they built the rings to stop them also they had so many gravminds and hive creatures above the grave mind which is insane to think about

​@@nickkozak4763ancient humans tried but the forerunners didn't listen and fought a war with them over it, their ego let the flood spiral out of control to a point that wouldn't work anymore just so the forerunners could show their dominance with the mantle

Right!? So what? How many casualties? Whos isn't major enough to you A.I.? Treason?

casualties also refers to critical injuries or injuries that take a soldier out of combat. not just deaths.

@@nickkozak4763I was gonna nerd u but I realised that your just speaking fax

Well it’s more so the story context. 2’s were kidnapped and shaped from childhood. 4’s are basically normal soldiers/spec ops who are augmented, in other words, they act exactly as someone like that would act lol

Ya kids are more....easily indoctrinated than adults. Trained as a killer form child hood.

These aren’t the Spartans that were trained and indoctrinated from childhood though. These are human beings that joined the military and then became Spartans. How is that toxic? More so, how do you take kids to train when the program is now public?

@bluespartan3636 - Because they had no plan for the Reclaimer saga. They just thought they could wing it and supplant could characters and good storytelling with cheap immature stereotypes of what they thought their consumers thought was ‘cool’, without really understand they had already inherited all that from Bungie in the form of Halo’s existing characters. That in my opinion is a very brief summary of where they went wrong with this trilogy.

@@butterflymage5623 You just made stuff up in a strawman argument. I never said anything about kids. I said the company 343, that's the company that owns the franchise which is fiction. The toxic part is the whole insertion of politics at the cost of character/story.

@@BlueSpartanus I’m sorry, did you just say the lore of halo is stuff I made up?

What politics? Also, Halo lore always had politics in it.

Did the Spartans ever get both halves of the key ?

The books concluded it. But no. Read the books before hand because 343 is lazy asf😂😂😂​@@Orcalein7367

Where can I watch that? Is it a movie?

@@PeaceCrafter it's a movie you can watch on youtube same name

You know these are the games cut scenes?

So what

from which halo game is this i cant find?

@@Madjunky443 It's from Game clips, a full movie based upon the game..

Atriox*

Low Cost and Easily Replaceable and Mass Production

@@peter-kun4506 on not so low cost and not so easily replaceable spartan II's?!

@@pedromoura1446 apologies I'm talking about the newer metal pieces on a jumpsuit.

@@peter-kun4506 that's why i was asking why were they trying to place those on spartan II's XD unless we're going to assume that halo 5 never happened (which i am totally up for XD)

@@pedromoura1446 they're making them obsolete I guess

So this must be round the same time as HALO 4.

@mikeonarock4202 I just rewatched the Forward Unto Dawn live cast movie and that was Halo 4. It's an origin story of Latsky.

Good thing she likes rousing speeches XD

Isobel is a legit badass.

You sure about that

Lmao bot

@@Tony2Glock Who?

@@captainflowers748 you? Who fucking cares

What show are you watching? I want to see it

Elite units when doing black ops do not wear rank insignias or any markings that would identify their country of origin MACV-SOG in Vietnam for example: Military Assistance Command Vietnam, Studies and Observations Group (MACV- SOG) waged an eight-year secret war from 1964-1972. The war was so secret that the government denied its existence. When the war ended in 1972, most SOG military records were destroyed. The cloak of secrecy remained over the SOG for 29 years. “For all missions, we never carried any form of identification: no dog tags, no military ID cards, no letters from home - nothing with any personal information on it,” Meyer said. “Our uniforms were sterile: No rank, no unit designator, no jump wings, no CIB, or South Vietnamese jump wings were displayed. Our green berets stayed at the base. We took extreme measures to ensure that our anonymity remained intact to provide deniability to the U.S. government in the event we were killed or captured.” “We cut out the section of a target map to carry to the field, thus only showing the grid in the target area, with no further information about the map or the cartographers who produced them.

Most real high ranking officers in the field don’t show insignia as it makes them a target for enemy combatants

I'm hoping that the next Halo game they'll be a crossover between Halo Wars and the Halo main game.

@@Jayjay-qe6um oh I wish but they need to think of something I always wanted to be a fps and RTS combine. It becoming somewhat popular

En castellano plies

Literally actually... If we follow real life, literally only one person can hold the rank of Master Chief Petty Officer (Or Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy since Halo 3) at any given time. So for someone to get John's rank, John needs to be promoted beyond Master Chief or get demoted under it.

It was a turd of a story.

@mitchjames9350 clearly you are an uncultured moron.

This and the Halo 4 forward unto dawn movie

Idk if this is sarcasm or not so...Fireteam Crimson is you. Those scenes in the first 50 minutes or so, is from Halo 4's "Spartan Ops", cutscenes from the third game mode that replaced firefight. In game, your team, "Crimson", are tasked various objectives that lead up to those scenes. Any scene referring to "Crimson" was what your team did in game.

@@dinosaurwithcake1256 is that so? I actually never played the game.

Welcome to modern writing. Mind you this was 2012, now we have She-Hulk, Captain Marvel, etc. Entertainment really took a nosedive straight into the pits of hell.

​@@Kaikon_SCaptain marvel, eh could've been better.. Idk She hulk.... *SHIT* that's all I have to say.

Holy sensitive batman. Or it's just shttalking between what is essentially just a group of teens.

I knew that voice, but couldn't place it, You are right!

@@jadelise I am better than robo cop for voice recognition. Love from Great Britain

The last of it.

But I like subtitles

And halo infinite just shit all over the story, like it never happened.

343 don’t care

@@michaelbarnes7351 I wouldn't say Infinite ignored it, can't really deal with what happened in Halo 5 if they have to focus on the Banished at that exact moment. Like ya got a call from a boss ya in trouble, but ya dealing with kids, gotta deal with the kids in the meantime then get to whatever ya boss said..

It's the exact opposite, Palmer got orders from authority greater then Lasky (likely ONI), and she likely KNOWS who Halsey is, just not on a personal level.

My favorite is the Sangheili language that clearly borrows words from the English language. We can call it Sanglish. Or Engheili. sm-fuckin-h

Halo 4 Spartan Ops. And the one with Captain Cutter is fairly obvious. Halo Wars 2.

to be fair the tv show is heresy of the highest order edit: the movies and novels are great though

the 1st half, correct. The 2nd half is halo wars 2

Here is a basic recap. Humans began to explore the Universe, then ran across another race. This was a very violent race (the covenant) that would destroy anything that was different. Along the way, they discovered an even worse race called the spawn that basically was trying to wipe out all life. In the middle of that, they discovered the forerunners, a race of beings that were hugely advance by our standards. They had discovered the spawn and tried to destroy them but failed. As they continued to spread, they came to the conclusion that the only way to save all life was to reset it. Therefore they created the rings, a weapon system capable of wiping out all life in the universe, including their own. They then collected samples of all life except the spawn and activate the rings. It did its job, then a robot group began to spread the life spores back across the universe, resetting life. Thousands of years later, the human race began to explore and found that the rings had detected the spawn had return and was going to go though another cycle. It was eventually stopped, and the spawn was basically neutralized for a time. This occurred after that battle. A lot of the fighting is over forerunner tech. You should check out Halo 4: forward unto dawn, which is when humans first discovered the Covenant. Also, the AI have a lifespan of 7 years, after which they accumulate so much data, they basically go insane. The problem with that is that the people they are assigned to frequently fall in love with them and do not want to lose them. That is why the ship's AI left that message before deleting herself after 7 years.

@@roberthicks5454 yeah, it's a little clearer, well, since I'm subtitling, with google, it gives a dialogue that's a little surreal. merci

Gotta play the game

@@chocolatesunday4798 There are movies made from all the cutscenes that tell the story just fine without ever playing the game.

@@roberthicks5454 I know I’m just saying, that it would help fill in the nitty gritty parts that he’s confused on. Also just trying to spread the love of halo.

Welcome to the military dude

That's what the military sounds like imma be real

That's actually pretty accurate. They sure as hell ain't Spartans.

@@mattstorm360 They aren't child soldiers either. The IVs are all combat veterans of the Human-Covenant War. They earned the right to wear MJOLNIR just as much as the IIs or IIIs. Though the jury is still out on some of them.

They are totally being the US marines. XD