This is Bungie we're talking about here. They don't make realistic humans.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobtheGreatII
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This is Bungie we're talking about here. They don't make realistic humans.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobtheGreatII
Ditto. I really didn't like that at all. It just didn't feel... right... compared to what I've gotten used to in the other games.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobtheGreatII
I think it was a bit more pronounced here, though. That or it could be the bad quality of recording off the screen messing with my perception.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jean-Luc
Macho talk and sexual tension. Great.
Oh god he's right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Needles
Plus the dialogue seemed exceptionally cheesy. Even for halo standards.
Yeah, they seriously need to fix the animation and character's look.Quote:
Originally Posted by nooBBooze
I lol'd at how the first cut scene looked like some cheesy robot-chicken skit. Just paste on one of those paper mouth things they use in the show and you wouldn't be able to tell the difference =P.
Could be that the cutscene sequences are incomplete / just rough draft.
Unlikely. During the Bungie podcast, they were saying that ODST is pretty much final except for looking for bugs.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdmiralBacon
Thought about Reach:
Perhaps you just play through the story of the fall of reach, as a spartan most likely, whether it be 117 or not. The campaign plays until the planet is glassed, then does a "___ years later" thing. You pick up where halo 3 left off, the planet is Reach, and you end up rescuing the lost spartans from when the planet was glassed or something.
Personally, I think that would be fucking awesome.
In the books, iirc, the surviving Spartans were all rescued before the events in Halo 2.
While that may be true, this was never talked about in the games, and if they were, wouldn't they have been in halo 2? It could still be possible, as it would still fit with the storyline of the games, but not the books.