"Halo 4: I Get a Woman!" - Sgt. Mjr. A.J. Johnson, RIP

[Kornman00]

Reach's red/blue/yellow powerup traits could all be configured by the game variant.

[Tnnaas]

But they don't exist in customs. The only custom powerup in customs is the yellow one.

[Kornman00]

customs. I wasn't fucking talking about customs. I was talking about the game variant. Which is where the powerup traits are stored. Which can be used anywhere. Matchmaking, customs, it doesn't make a goddamn difference.

[Tnnaas]

But red and blue custom powerup settings don't exist. They simply don't. Power on your Xbox, put in Reach, and look at the gametype settings! Seriously, the evidence is right there on the disk.

[DarkHalo003]

But red and blue custom powerup settings don't exist. They simply don't. Power on your Xbox, put in Reach, and look at the gametype settings! Seriously, the evidence is right there on the disk.

And that's when Korn proves you wrong by looking through the game's coding and pasting it here.

I'm just being facetious of course.

[Kornman00]

And that's when Korn proves you wrong by looking through the game's coding and pasting it here.

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See those three calls to player_trait_encode in the below picture? Red. Blue. Yellow. The powerup trait settings are there, in the game variant, as I've been talking about since the beginning. You can now

[Tnnaas]

Because everything in the game's code can be used on a pristine retail copy of the disk. BRB, gonna go record a Firefight match on Halo 4.

[Disaster]

Because everything in the game's code can be used on a pristine retail copy of the disk. BRB, gonna go record a Firefight match on Halo 4.

[Pooky]

And they don't use custom powerups in matchmaking.

MLG used them actually

[Tnnaas]

MLG used them actually

I've never MLG'd before, so I simply generalized. I hope they can cope with this sudden and unexpected loss.