I'm still a little bit confused.
Is this series set around when they first met the Covenant because Kelly is there.
[QUOTE=killoz101;38289787]I'm still a little bit confused.
Is this series set around when they first met the Covenant because Kelly is there.[/QUOTE]
No Harvest happened before the event's of FUD. At the time the existence of the Covenant isn't know to the general public.
Also why didn't Cortana hit the reactivate button now!? Halo 4 might have magically started playing.
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[QUOTE=DeandreT;38289949]There's only one more episode. I don't want it to end.[/QUOTE]
No, this is the last one. But the extended cut is included with Halo 4 Limited Edition, and standalone in December.
[QUOTE=Delta616;38289980]No, this is the last one. But the extended cut is included with Halo 4 Limited Edition, and standalone in December.[/QUOTE]
I guess that makes sense. Someone needs to really get started on a Halo movie.
I got shivers when the guy yelled "Axios!" and hoofed it
This is how movie adaptations of video games should turn out
This is pretty fucking neat, liked it so far, the books are well done too.
[QUOTE=Nikota;38289416]Hate how I can't call this "Waiting for Master Chief" anymore.[/QUOTE]
you can call it "Master Chief and the gang do stuff with slow motion repeat cuts"
So about how old are Kelly, Fred and John at the time of this, anyways?
[sp]No not the British girl she can't die she loves him ;3;[/sp]
[QUOTE=Skyward;38291120]So about how old are Kelly, Fred and John at the time of this, anyways?[/QUOTE]
I think they're 15 or 18?
[QUOTE=Skyward;38291120]So about how old are Kelly, Fred and John at the time of this, anyways?[/QUOTE]
That's classified.
[QUOTE=Skyward;38291120]So about how old are Kelly, Fred and John at the time of this, anyways?[/QUOTE]
Well, I read somewhere that this show takes place in 2526, and John was born in 2511. So John at least, should be in his early teens. Guess those augmentations had a way bigger effect than I thought.
[QUOTE=Rebi;38291271]Well, I read somewhere that this show takes place in 2526, and John was born in 2511. So John at least, should be in his early teens. Guess those augmentations had a way bigger effect than I thought.[/QUOTE]
What teenager has a voice like an old gruff man?
[QUOTE=ijyt;38291582]What teenager has a voice like an old gruff man?[/QUOTE]
A teenager pumped full of drugs and growth hormones.
[QUOTE=ijyt;38291582]What teenager has a voice like an old gruff man?[/QUOTE]
A teenager that was given puberty drugs at ten, pumped full of a dozen chemical cocktails, and had his entire body augmented and rebuilt to wear 500 kg's of titanium armor.
Dat Cortana CG looked really nice.
[QUOTE=Skyward;38291120]So about how old are Kelly, Fred and John at the time of this, anyways?[/QUOTE]
Reading the wiki, it says that the attack on the academy happened in 2526, and since Kelly, John and Fred were born in 2511, it'd make them 15
"We're being hunted"
FORESHADOWING
[QUOTE=ROFLBURGER;38292923]"We're being hunted"
FORESHADOWING[/QUOTE]
Yeah I cracked a laugh when he said that.
Sooo, how high is the temperature within one single plasma blob shot by plasma rifle/pistol? Titanium starts to melt at 1668 °C and boil at 3287 °C and I never got around how effective/ineffective the armour within the halo universe was.
I need more. I must have more. Why can't there be more?
Man, they really need to add some sort of barrier so the crew of the warthog doesn't get shot at directly
even that one ODST got hit by a lucky brute spike dammit! (I still love Landfall, I can watch it a million times still and forget it was released in '08)
I also love how Kelly took off her helmet, Fred took it off soon afterwards, then Lasky looks at Master Chief with some anticipation and Master Chief simply ignores Lasky's anticipation along with the fans' too :v:
[QUOTE=smeismastger;38293410]Sooo, how high is the temperature within one single plasma blob shot by plasma rifle/pistol? Titanium starts to melt at 1668 °C and boil at 3287 °C and I never got around how effective/ineffective the armour within the halo universe was.[/QUOTE]
In the books, a single plasma blast to even a Spartan's unshielded armor was trouble. Even with all of that armor on, Spartan's could feel the heat of near-misses. Hell, once shields were developed, they could barely absorb more than a single plasma blast. So the heat is represented pretty well in the books.
[QUOTE=smeismastger;38293410]Sooo, how high is the temperature within one single plasma blob shot by plasma rifle/pistol? Titanium starts to melt at 1668 °C and boil at 3287 °C and I never got around how effective/ineffective the armour within the halo universe was.[/QUOTE]
It's boiling plasma contained within a small energy shield that disappears when it hits it's target. So basically, really fucking hot. But the titanium isn't all they wear, they have a skin tight undersuit that is very heat resistant and can sometimes deflect bullets, so it also helps counter plasma hits. But like Shovelpass said, in the books John 117 and the others talk about how they would get blisters and burns from plasma bolts washing over their shields or even missing them. A direct shot from the Hunter's fuel rod gun will kill a spartan most of the time, whether or not his/her shield is up.
[QUOTE=Shovelpass;38299980]In the books, a single plasma blast to even a Spartan's unshielded armor was trouble. Even with all of that armor on, Spartan's could feel the heat of near-misses. Hell, once shields were developed, they could barely absorb more than a single plasma blast. So the heat is represented pretty well in the books.[/QUOTE]
So glad I bought the books, I love the lore.
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