I stumbled across them on Normal. I have heard on the Interwebs that you can use checkpoints.Tieno said:Damn, I still need to do those terminals. Do you have to start from the beginning of a level?
Can you do them on easy, normal, etc?
Tieno said:Damn, I still need to do those terminals. Do you have to start from the beginning of a level?
Can you do them on easy, normal, etc?
I'm going to check those terminals for the achievement. I'm going to read the actual text on Halopedia.NJ x Falkor said:some terminals say different things on different difficulties.
If you want the Terminal information you can visit the Halopedia page and search for Terminals. They have everything there.
I made that post largely as a kind-of explanation for all the guys I bailed on. Basically, there's a big disconnect between my reputation here and in real life, and the two collided, and it made me realize the corner I've painted myself into on the interwebs. Wasn't pretty. Plus, posting on GAF is one thing. Posting on GAF, in the private MVP forums, Halo clan, doing the HBO news, having IM windows popping up, dealing with lots of Live and GAF private messages - it was too much. I was finding myself stressing about it; I'd come home and have scads of messaging and news to catch up on, rather than relax. It stopped being fun. Plus, I wasn't spending enough time with the wife/kids. I have about four hours each day to see my wife, and two for the kids, during the week. And I squeeze my gaming time into those windows.Dr. Zoidberg said:I doubt that it has anything to do with being an Xbot per se. Maybe he's going into Internet Hermit mode because of some real-life personal relationship issues? Wife/GF threatening to leave if he doesn't quit spending all that time on games or boards? Maybe he's found someone he likes and wants to shed his "reputation" as a nerd/geek? Perhaps his doctor told him that he needs to exercise more. Who knows. I just doubt it's GAF related.
I was assuming he meant the reputation he has established here, but I guess it probably is related to something outside of GAF.Dr. Zoidberg said:I doubt that it has anything to do with being an Xbot per se. Maybe he's going into Internet Hermit mode because of some real-life personal relationship issues? Wife/GF threatening to leave if he doesn't quit spending all that time on games or boards? Maybe he's found someone he likes and wants to shed his "reputation" as a nerd/geek? Perhaps his doctor told him that he needs to exercise more. Who knows. I just doubt it's GAF related.
neoism said:About all this story stuff, I think Bungie should just release the Halo Bible in some kind of book form and explain EVERYTHING within!!!
neoism said:About all this story stuff, I think Bungie should just release the Halo Bible in some kind of book form and explain EVERYTHING within!!!
GhaleonEB said:blah blah blah
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The two collided? Say what?GhaleonEB said:I made that post largely as a kind-of explanation for all the guys I bailed on. Basically, there's a big disconnect between my reputation here and in real life, and the two collided, and it made me realize the corner I've painted myself into on the interwebs. Wasn't pretty. Plus, posting on GAF is one thing. Posting on GAF, in the private MVP forums, Halo clan, doing the HBO news, having IM windows popping up, dealing with lots of Live and GAF private messages - it was too much. I was finding myself stressing about it; I'd come home and have scads of messaging and news to catch up on, rather than relax. It stopped being fun. Plus, I wasn't spending enough time with the wife/kids. I have about four hours each day to see my wife, and two for the kids, during the week. And I squeeze my gaming time into those windows.
Short version: Internet life was taking up too much of my real life, so I scorched the earth on my interactions as a way to get things back into balance, and to change my habits. I'm still doing the GAF thing, because I dig this place, but that whole 20 posts-per-day average thing is going to go down. I realize last night's post was all weird and cryptic but I didn't think anyone would be interested in the details. But since some folks asked, there it is.
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Good idea.Stinkles said:Kids are lame, just give 'em to K-Fed and hang out with us.
GhaleonEB said:...in the private MVP forums...
That's true.GodfatherX said:i could have sworn that guilty spark refers to MC as forerunner..saying you are Forerunner but then goes on a tangent about how our ancestors would not destroy Halo and then that little boss battle with him
GodfatherX said:i could have sworn that guilty spark refers to MC as forerunner..saying you are Forerunner but then goes on a tangent about how our ancestors would not destroy Halo and then that little boss battle with him
No shame, bro. I know what it's like trying to balance work, wife, kids, and games.GhaleonEB said:
NJ x Falkor said:but due to the Terminals, we find out that the Forerunners basically stumbled upon Earth very late in the Indexing process that the Librarian was in charge of. The found us, deemed us worthy and built a last-minute portal (in africa) to the Ark. And sent ALL OF US to the Ark before the rings fired.
Darunia said:What I don't get about the story is whyMC and Arbiter had no (moral) doubts about activating a Halo in the end. I mean, it would have meant the end for all sentient beings right (if the installation was completed)?
Darunia said:What I don't get about the story is whyMC and Arbiter had no (moral) doubts about activating a Halo in the end. I mean, it would have meant the end for all sentient beings right (if the installation was completed)?
jet1911 said:Old?
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/26235.html
The last short in HD.
Poor marines
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Hell yes! I was wondering when we were going to get his short in HD..
Edit: [I]Oh my god[/I], the magnitude of awesomeness this video packs is easily tripled when it's in HD. :o
Dr Zhivago said:What exactly was Truth's motivation? Did he really believe in the Great Journey, or did he just want to use the Halos to kill everyone outside his own followers?
LunaticPuma said:Incorrect.
All Halos firing = end of sentient life within Milky Way Galaxy. Halo 04 was in another galaxy (wherever the ark was) so it just meant end of sentient life within range of 04 in that galaxy. However, the ring more or less blew up instead of firing so it really didn't do much other than destroy everything around it.
urk said:No.They, and the Flood, are outside of the Milky Way, transported via the station on Earth.
DoctorWho said:I don't see how it could possibly be Onyx. That planet is contained within a dyson sphere and this is clearly a planet in space orbiting a bluish sun. No, this is where the remaining forerunners reside
StUnNeR H2K said:After doing a bit of research I see it's more than likely not Onyx. If it was a dyson sphere it would be much larger. As for it being the remaining forerunner civilizations... possibly. It's outside of the reach of the Halo blast so it's possible. Would open up the door for some more explination as to what exactly happen, and how the whole process of the rings being built along with the Ark started.
According to the halo 1/2 cutscenes commentary on the legendary dvd, the original plan was to show the gravemind as he's shown in Halo 3 - purely via the tentacles. His Little Shop of Horrors-esque appearance in Halo 2 was necessitated by the need to introduce him to the players after the level he was originally going to start appearing in was cut (codenamed "Forerunner Tank" - awesomeness would have ensued, apparently). So the H3 version is probably closer to the original vision than the H2 version.I'm sorry I have to be a bit obnoxious about it, but I would like an answer as to why Bungie was afraid to show Gravemind in Halo 3.
professor_t said:I'm lost.How did we get back to earth?
I seriously doubt that Bungie was afraid to show Gravemind. It's probably more along the lines of not seeing Galactus in the Silver Surfer movie or Tolkien not giving Sauron a physical form in LotR. There's something more omininous about an enemy that you never physically see. It gives him an almost omnipresent quality that wouldn't be possible otherwise.Instigator said:I'm sorry I have to be a bit obnoxious about it, but I would like an answer as to why Bungie was afraid to show Gravemind in Halo 3.
TheWolf said:does Chief ever show resentment towards the UNSC for being kidnapped as a child and basically being robbed of a life?
No. He doesn't realize he was "robbed" of a life. And he doesn't see it as a kidnapping. He was taken so early and trained from such a young age that the UNSC is all he knows. Sort of like how you don't feel "robbed" that you weren't born into royalty - your life is just what it is. And imagine that times ten - since not only does he not feel robbed of a life, but his life with the UNSC has a clear purpose and meaning.TheWolf said:does Chief ever show resentment towards the UNSC for being kidnapped as a child and basically being robbed of a life?
Awesome! Thanks for pointing that out. Downloading now.tak said:sweet, new podcast is up!
NJ x Falkor said:No one really knows. It's possible that there were just machines that brought us back.
GhaleonEB said:I've had bronchitis for the past three weeks, and just got on antibiotics for it this week. But with all the coughing lately, I've pulled something in my rib cage, and it hurts to breathe much less cough, lift or laugh.
Broke one of my ribs once coughing. Not fun stuff.GhaleonEB said:I've had bronchitis for the past three weeks, and just got on antibiotics for it this week. But with all the coughing lately, I've pulled something in my rib cage, and it hurts to breathe much less cough, lift or laugh.
MaX_PL said:i think that mario thread is gonna beat this to 30k.
Almost all my friends have agreed that SSB: Brawl is just SSB: Melee with better graphics and are going back to Melee.MaX_PL said:i think that mario thread is gonna beat this to 30k.
the disgruntled gamer said:Almost all my friends have agreed that SSB: Brawl is just SSB: Melee with better graphics and are going back to Melee.
the disgruntled gamer said:Almost all my friends have agreed that SSB: Brawl is just SSB: Melee with better graphics and are going back to Melee.
the disgruntled gamer said:Almost all my friends have agreed that SSB: Brawl is just SSB: Melee with better graphics and are going back to Melee.