I thought brutes would be hairy like chewbacca.
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/ha...reenshot_1.jpg
Printable View
I thought brutes would be hairy like chewbacca.
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/ha...reenshot_1.jpg
um yeah.....I sure thought so too....:mellow:
I didn't. I thought they were supposed to be normal.
UM I was being sarcastic.....
Goes to show you how much Halo sucks. If you disagree.....i dont care. :)
I disagree....lol, but really it's a good gameQuote:
Originally Posted by gokickadogx2
Right, explanation time. At the time this (ODST) took place the Brutes as u may remember were given the honor (demotion of the Elites as Prophet's knights) of wearing armor (Royal Guard armor), armor is reserved for ranking officers (distinction of rank by armor added in Halo 3). That's why at the end of Halo 2 and into Halo 3 they received armor. In Halo wars however set well before the Halo C.E. They can be upgraded, this however is hardly considered a flexible view in this cannon.
Oh. so it's between the events of halo 2 and halo 3 not during the events of halo 2 as I thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sethrigal
Is Halo: Reach during or before Halo C.E.?
If you remember that the trailer/demo as well, show a slipstream over New Mombasa in Halo 2. ODST takes place at least a day or so after that in Halo 2 and Halo 3 is a several months after Master Chief fall back to Earth as seen in the first cinematic in Halo 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoDeX
Reach (also refereed to in the Halo novel The Fall of Reach) Is before Halo C.E. most likely up to. That means that you will see 200 or so Spartans falling in combat beside you.
I liked the books, though I never read some of them. I besides spending my time researching plots I research crossovers. The best know one being Bungie's Halos and Marathons, since they both have colliding stories
I dont really care when the time period is, Im just gonna play it:). and are they gunna like combine xbox live on this game and on halo 3?!?