I'm not even going to bother with multiplayer, so that doesn't concern me.
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I'm not even going to bother with multiplayer, so that doesn't concern me.
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Originally Posted by Warsaw
So I started reading Glasslands. I like it. There's action, there's plot, there's narrative, there's direction. Everything is moving, it makes sense, it's alive. Much better than the Forerunner Saga.
FAKE EDIT: I almost put this in the BF3 thread. Yikes!
Glad to hear you agree! Nylund may not be writing for the series anymore (sadly), but after reading the novel I regained faith in the book-side of the franchise.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkHalcyon
It's not that the books were bad, it's that they ruined the vision of the Forerunners and the lore behind it.
I may pick up Glasslands.
My worry was that the book would cause dissatisfaction after knowing Nylund would not partake in their conceptions. Glasslands fixed that though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Warsaw
To be honest, I did skip a lot of the human segments (until about half-way into the book) just because the Spartan and Elite chapters were so intriguing.
The third book in the Forerunner Saga is slated to be released early January, next year. Screw you, Greg Bear. :parrot:
I'm going to pick up The Thursday War instead. The novels by Karen Traviss look so much more promising.
The Thursday War looks sooooo sick.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkHalcyon
I'll get both :P just because I'll be dieing to know just how that stupid Forerunner Saga ends.
Looking forward to The Thursday War. Travis did a great job on Glasslands.