@AgreeingBook13 I would agree, but also add that the assault rifle and BR sound pathetic, and the flood dies too easily to punches in 3. It's a 7/10 for me. CE is a 9, 2A/2 is a 10.
I miss how Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network only aired commercials aimed at kids. I wish there was an option for that on Hulu and Youtube like please no more insurance or antidepressants please only show me the latest in super soaker technology
Been slowly playing through Campaign Evolved on Heroic (the diff we designed the game for 25 years ago).
Overall, I really love the upgrades - movement, cinematics, visuals - damn the lighting is brilliant.
Do I have gripes? A few, but they are taking a back seat to the fun.
This was honestly just better than the change to deactivate the generator in remake. It played with a game mechanic you used to survive and turned it into a weapon to halt the rings activation. Pretty damn cool
@KingSavageAxe I only like sprint because I like sliding. Halo 4 and Campaign Evolved's sprint are pointless cause they just add speed (or fake speed) the other games with sprint added something besides just sprint. Reach was an optional ability, and in 5 and Infinite it allowed sliding.
@Naded I listen to the most tracks from Halo 3 and Halo CE, so probably one of them. However, my favorite is from in Halo 2, and I have favorites from CE, 2, 3, Reach, 5, and Infinite.
@ClipsKnoight@ChrisPSRewind My point was simply that the cutscenes were created by an animation studio rather than a game studio.
Thank you for adding extra clarification and validity tho.
@CryptumZetaXV 343s betrayal is pretty good, but the rest of this scene is probably my least favorite cuts in the entire game. Cortana's lines were a lot worse and her acting/direction was not nearly as good. Also, 343 sounds a lot more robotic in the original which was a much better choice.
@ivvanex Because 1. Sony had always been a loser company, so I've never bought a PlayStation. And 2. Most of the people supporting the all-digital world that will keep Sony afloat no matter what you do, probably aren't even looking at social media and noticing that it's an issue.
@atlanticesque As a classical musician this isn't completely true, movies get played far more than video games. In my experience a symphony may do 1 vg concert a year and like 10 movies. Also, when the movie or vg has a good score the musicians often don't mind playing it.
I read somewhere that, increasingly, the only profitable thing an orchestra can do is perform video game music
And apparently all these classical musicians are *really* annoyed by that