Video Game Analysis: Halo 3

Gauz wrote:Mind duel?

MC having a face?

CivBase wrote: thought-out storyline and physics.

Zaki90 wrote:

Vigil wrote:Well they did have to close that story with the Gravemind and Cortana.

I think they should of handled that differently. A bit more time with Cortana would of been nice, and I think a final showdown with the Gravemind would of been a more effective final boss (Guilty Spark was pathetic.)

I wanted a chase with Guilty Spark, and then you corner him. And then the Gravemind pops up behind him and Guilty Spark's voices changes into one of pure evil and he explains the Truth that the Truth was the good person, and the Humans were the problem.( Which is true)

Master Chief realizes Cortana knew all this time and was using him to defeat the Gravemind. Master Chief realizes his mistake. He pulls off his helmet and throws it. His true face shows and a tear is seen drizzle down his cheek.

He tells the Arbiter horde all the remaining Elites into the Ark. Master Chief runs back to the control panel after being attacked by Marines, Sentinals, Flood, Brutes, Grunts, and Hunters.

At the Control Panel he locks the doors.He has a mind duel with Cortana, but finally overrides the rampant A.I. He controls Cortana into giving he the Index and takes out the chip with Cortana on it and steps on it. ( breaking it)

When they finally break through the doors they see Master Chief sitting there injured.

He marks the words, " See you in Hell " and the entire ring activates. (It is not broken in my version) The ending sequence is the Arbiter and the rest of Elites looking from the Ark at all life being destroyed. And then in the credits, you see the Elites walking down the scorched Earth and finding Master Chief's helmet, and scribbled in visor you see "117".

Copyright 2009 Zaki Alattar


Anyway, thats is how it should have ended in my opinion. It would fighting for destroying everything you helped in the first 2 games.

KrAzY wrote:that stretch is used in almost all forms of media for animation

it lasts one or two frames... faster than the eye can see it. It is used to show speed and impact


the only reason it is even seen in halo is because of the forge mode being able to preview single frames at a time...

its not a glitch, but a tool used to make the impacts and speeds seem more real

Zaki90 wrote:

I wanted a chase with Guilty Spark, and then you corner him. And then the Gravemind pops up behind him and Guilty Spark's voices changes into one of pure evil and he explains the Truth that the Truth was the good person, and the Humans were the problem.( Which is true)

Master Chief realizes Cortana knew all this time and was using him to defeat the Gravemind. Master Chief realizes his mistake. He pulls off his helmet and throws it. His true face shows and a tear is seen drizzle down his cheek.

He tells the Arbiter horde all the remaining Elites into the Ark. Master Chief runs back to the control panel after being attacked by Marines, Sentinals, Flood, Brutes, Grunts, and Hunters.

At the Control Panel he locks the doors.He has a mind duel with Cortana, but finally overrides the rampant A.I. He controls Cortana into giving he the Index and takes out the chip with Cortana on it and steps on it. ( breaking it)

When they finally break through the doors they see Master Chief sitting there injured.

He marks the words, " See you in Hell " and the entire ring activates. (It is not broken in my version) The ending sequence is the Arbiter and the rest of Elites looking from the Ark at all life being destroyed. And then in the credits, you see the Elites walking down the scorched Earth and finding Master Chief's helmet, and scribbled in visor you see "117".

Copyright 2009 Zaki Alattar


Anyway, thats is how it should have ended in my opinion. It would fighting for destroying everything you helped in the first 2 games.

Zaki90 wrote:

I wanted a chase with Guilty Spark, and then you corner him. And then the Gravemind pops up behind him and Guilty Spark's voices changes into one of pure evil and he explains the Truth that the Truth was the good person, and the Humans were the problem.( Which is true)

Master Chief realizes Cortana knew all this time and was using him to defeat the Gravemind. Master Chief realizes his mistake. He pulls off his helmet and throws it. His true face shows and a tear is seen drizzle down his cheek.

He tells the Arbiter horde all the remaining Elites into the Ark. Master Chief runs back to the control panel after being attacked by Marines, Sentinals, Flood, Brutes, Grunts, and Hunters.

At the Control Panel he locks the doors.He has a mind duel with Cortana, but finally overrides the rampant A.I. He controls Cortana into giving he the Index and takes out the chip with Cortana on it and steps on it. ( breaking it)

When they finally break through the doors they see Master Chief sitting there injured.

He marks the words, " See you in Hell " and the entire ring activates. (It is not broken in my version) The ending sequence is the Arbiter and the rest of Elites looking from the Ark at all life being destroyed. And then in the credits, you see the Elites walking down the scorched Earth and finding Master Chief's helmet, and scribbled in visor you see "117".

Copyright 2009 Zaki Alattar


Anyway, thats is how it should have ended in my opinion. It would fighting for destroying everything you helped in the first 2 games.

Cheese wrote:I don't know what you guys are talking about.

I just bought Halo 3 and played it for the first time in about a year. It's like playing it brand new. I just started the Ark. Cutscene before? Epic.

Cheese wrote:I don't know what you guys are talking about.

I just bought Halo 3 and played it for the first time in about a year. It's like playing it brand new. I just started the Ark. Cutscene before? Epic.

Nocbl2 wrote:Zaki, go lay off the crack. Maybe realize that makes no sense... at all.