"Do you believe that Master Chief succeeded, because he was, at his core, broken?" Fella, Master Chief was slaughtering Flood and Covenant when you were still drinking milk out of a bottle.
It does look good. But, honestly we've had this level of graphics for a couple years now.....tlou2 looked that good, death stranding looks better (and is older). Rdr2 was close. There's a couple bangers. I noticed this video switches between game engine and pre-rendered cut scenes and the in game engine faces don't even look next gen......people should expect MORE from SX.
I love how they talk about "Spartans" in a very detached and cold way. But as soon as someone brings up Master Chief she is like "what does John have to do with this?". In the end, even those who created him know it is Master Chief's humanity that is his most important characteristic. "Most of all... do not underestimate HIM".
I actually felt some sympathy towards Halsey in that opening cinematic. Yes, she created the Spartan Program, yes she kidnapped children for it, and yes she is bending history by omitting the original purpose of their creation. However, it was the UNSC that green lit the project knowing full well what it was for, and what it would require. Now that the war is over and she's served her purpose, the UNSC is basically throwing Halsey under the bus here even though they are just as guilty for the creation of this program.
Those Spartans did what nobody could do. They sacrificed their lives and their humanity because the entirety of the human race was at stake. I find it ironic that the interrogator asked such a question because if the Spartans didn’t give it their all, no one would be left alive.
@@sanlorenzo7896 I wonder if the interrogator asked the question knowing what the original intent of the Spartan program was, to stomp out the insurrection
My biggest pet peeve with Halo cutscenes now is how he always magically wears the newest armors, even in flashbacks. They keep redesigning his Armor in almost every game, yet I feel the only time we had an in-canon armor upgrade was in Halo 2. So he's technically still supposed to wear the same armor from Halo 2, but it's a significantly different set of Armor now than it used to be.
@@fernandobister6661 I don't get what people found in halo 3 (except online maybe), halo 1 and 2 were breakthroughs at the time for many reasons, but then it was like the same shit all over again. And the story potential felt wasted from the 3rd on to me.
@@didierb9102 nah halo 3 was actually a good ending for the trilogy. Cause its only those 3 that are loved besides reach and odst. So 4 had huge potential but failed and halo 5 was just a mess...
@@fernandobister6661 Bungie can't write a story to save their fucking life. Bungie had the lore written for them, then ignored all of it, the only reason we have this cutscene for the first time acknowledging what Chief and the other SIIs went through at all is thanks to 343
Despite all she did to them Halsey saw Spartan II's almost like her children and in the same way they saw her almost like a mother. It got to the point where Halsey could recognize every Spartan II in their full suit of armor with a mere glance
Cortana will always be biased to humanity, she was created by humans, fought with humans, and fell in love with one. If she disregards humanity she kills off what made her alive. Cortana isn’t some emotional love sick robot
“You want to replace him…” See…. That would’ve been the perfect segway to Halo 5 and how they could’ve went with Locke and his backstory. A soldier raised and bred for combat, similar to John, but with the missing parts. But I doubt 343i even remembered this particular titbit; which is an entire 5 mins CGI opening to a new trilogy, on explaining ONI trying to replace John… A literal Chekhov’s Gun.
"Records show spartans routinely exhibited mildly sociopathic tendencies" Me: I don't know what your talking about -Trow grenades at all allies soldiers lololol xD
I love her passion and dedication she exudes, but most of all, in whatever twisted form it takes, her love for her spartans. Was the process a warcrime? Yes. Undeniably. But was it the wrong thing to do at the right time? Yes. Absolutely.
Yeah, I mean to me she’s almost like a Nazi scientist in a way. Her cruel experiments and research were only vindicated through the Spartans being responsible for the survival of humanity. Had the Covenant not attacked, it’s possible she’d one day be prosecuted for war crimes. I love the complexity of her character and how she justifies her actions in the cinematic
@@WilliamLockwood ehh if they’re kidnapping children from various colonies on different planets to use as child soldiers to fight an insurrection I’d imagine that would fall under war crimes
Man I love halo 4 story. That at his core broken line always gets me and then the thing from the books where they never say a Spartan dies they’re just forever MIA. Some good stuff, as fun as Halo is, it’s fairly dark. Glad one of the games explored that side a bit.
"Children's minds are more easily accepting of indoctrination" Reapers: 👀 Edit: this is a joke about a videogame called mass effect, could the people commenting please take their dumb political crap somewhere else. Thanks.
3:24, should we take him out of his unstopable killing machine suit? You know in case he gets out and murders us all? Nah there is this whole face reveal lore thing, leave him in.
Please bro I'd rather watch 5 10 mins of these videos than have Disney make a movie on this, filled with feminism, cheesey heroics and dmbass one linersl
Look at every other video game movie. Do you honestly think this is the one that will be good? no. no it will not. Better to leave it in its own medium rather than to try to make it something else
@@legacy4801 the Director of District 9 and Chappie was gonna make a Halo Movie but studio interference and all that, you can see a lot of the assets in the movie from the Robots, Spaceships and Weapons.
Dr Halsey was without compassion when she made the Spartans, (her compassion came later and only after they lived up to her expectations), but she isn't solely to blame. Someone approved this operation and it was repeated with the Spartan 3's, which were given a raw deal, and treated as utterly expendable, were not even made by Halsey. It seems as if Halsey is being the sole Fall-Guy because she didn't 'play ball' with ONI. The writers are pretty spot on with people in power work, especially when you have a large elite group who think they're better than the rest of the UNSC and the rest of Humanity for that matter.
thing is, the Dr. Halsey's original spartans are the elite. I believe master cheif could still go up against any spartan from all programs and still stand above.
Anyone who has read the books would know that, while the Spartans may show mildly sociopathic traits at higher rates than is normal in the population. They are in fact in no way sociopaths or "broken". They regularly go out of their way to rescue innocent civilians in their missions and are willing to die in the name of duty, service and protection (these among other of their prominent traits categorically remove them from "sociopathic" definitions). I, personally, find the implication (by the modern storytellers appending to the original storyline) that the Spartans are somehow "less human", "broken", emotionally deficient, barbaric, stupid, automatons, etc. to be slightly more than mildly offensive. They do not seem to have properly internalised what the Spartans are, how they became what they are, why they were selected from amongst other children, their training and the purpose of their training, their mandate or how their missions and experiences would have shaped them as they engaged in years of war of all kinds. The Spartans would not be deficient in normal human emotions, they would in fact be super human in their command and understanding of human emotions. They would not have been heartless because they were shaped to be deeply committed to each other, their trainers and the lives they are fighting to protect. Over the many years of their training, before they hit active duty, they were shunned, rejected and borderline despised and hated by all people they met other than their own trainers and team members. All other units shunned them and they could not connect with other humans. It was only after reports of their successes and utility in the fight against the Cov. that they began having honours and respect heaped upon them. Do you really think that their tendency to interact would have been as typically developed as ours, we who have not known such estrangement? Apparently being highly trained and disciplined gives modern writers "creative licence" to frame these protagonists as "inhuman", is this because modern humans are weak, untrained and undisciplined and so "to improve relatability" we have to be patronised and have our hands held because we can't imagine actually being in command of our emotions and striving to be better than our animal heritages? Sorry to get so passionate but I have played the games and read the books since they came out and they formed a significant part of my childhood. I read the first four books perhaps ten times and developed a very strong relationship to my understanding of the Chief, his Spartans and their purpose and experiences. Normally I am not so quick to vitriol and anger but in this case I see one of my heroes misunderstood, denigrated and stepped on for reasons I cannot understand and I find it disgraceful.
There are some who definitely show sociopathic and slightly sadistic tendencies, but that's probably more of a character trait than anything related to the Spartan program. I mean, like most things they will be a reflection of their society.
@@Shade01982 Fair, do you have any moments in mind in particular? Also, just to be clear, of the 140ish kids they had in the beginning (iirc) would would expect 2-6 of them to be relatively high in these traits (assuming that their selection criteria is completely ambivalent to these traits, which it will not have been and as a result we would expect slightly higher numbers from the outset).
@@alexanderfrench9236 Emile showed clear signs of this for example. I was also thinking of the banter between the members of Noble Team in Halo Reach. While there's no sociopathism or sadism involved there, it is interesting to see the various different character traits. On the one hand you have Jorge who is willing to protect civilians, and on the other hand Emile who would leave them behind without blinking. I would think it's not a rule though. Probably lower than in the general populace.
My mind was blown today, been playing Halo since the OG xbox and never really questioned the size of the Spartans. Now Ive learned that those "little" Grunts are actually as tall as humans and WAY stronger. Playing from a Spartans prospective, the covenant warriors didint look all that big but compared to humans they are HUGE.
@jesusfigueroa231 that's not true? Gen 1 spartans where Johnsons height (because he is one) Spartan 2's were the biggest. And there was only a few spartans bigger then master chief ie Jorge
@@Latent_RegretGen 2 is John 117, he had 3 other mates that were much stronger bigger and taller, but John ended up being the Demon. Gen 3 were Walmart Spartans and not sure about Gen 1. Johnson I think was Gen 1.
its such a moral quandary, how do you condemn a woman who inadvertently saved the human race through the whole sale abuse of children ? the Spartans are marvels in there own way..but each started a helpless child forced into experimentation and then a life time of brutal Combat.. Halsey's both monster and savior all rolled into one....which makes for such an interesting character.
Except that's not why the Spartan program began. It began way before they even knew of the covenant and were originally created as a force of super soldiers that allowed the Earth government to maintain control over the colonies.
@@anthonycekic4509 Yeah, and I do not personally see anything really wrong with that, keeping a society of billions stable demands action beyond conventional ethics.
@@johntowers1213 It's real simple to codemn actually. You say "Thank You" as you walk her to the cell she'll spend the rest of her life in. While I'm sure Halo material has expanded on previous ideas to supress the colonies/fight the covenant before the Spartans the amount of options before and after their creation could be near limitless. So her ends do not justify the means.
This is why I love the movie Soldier with Kurt Russell, because it's basically a movie about a futuristic super soldier program like the Spartan Program, only they didn't wear armor and weren't nearly as ridiculously super human, but the movie still had a similar flavor to Halo in that sense, and if you can forgive some good ol' 90s cheese, it's a great fucking action flick!
This should’ve been in halo infinite instead. When he was floating in space for months after the first battle of zeta halo, everyone would think chief is dead until brohammer finds him.
@2:37 "Your mistake is seeing Spartans as military hardware..." After she deflected for 2 minutes explaining how militarily efficient they were and ignoring the fact that she stole their humanity.
And the interrogator is trying to push his own viewpoint as well, which is why she asks who he is. If you read the books and surrounding content (I would recommend which does go into more depth surrounding the Spartan IIs and their training as well as the animated series of the same name) you learn that Halsey invests a lot more emotionally into the Spartan IIs than most assume. Halsey also canonically has a reason for the Spartan programme; an ONI investigation that found impending collapse from the growing threat of civil war. If the Covenant hadn't arrived the Insurrection -which isn't featured in the games- likely would have caused a lot of death and destruction anyway. ONI were fully aware of what Halsey was doing all along. Halsey also only recruited from candidates that showed special markers, above what most humans are capable of, in terms of ability; John's luck, Kelly's speed, etc. Halsey also invested in cryogenically saving as many Spartans that washed out during augmentation as possible for potential treatment/resuscitation in future. It should also be noted that of the Spartan IIs, there are two notable examples of reintegration into normal life. Ralph-103 was discharged before the final augmentations, reintegrating and eventually joining the UNSC Marines and dying against the Covenant. The other is Maria-062, who apparently retired from active service during the Human-Covenant war with the intent of starting a family while serving in the Reserves. The Spartan IIs also have a member who actively chose to join the Insurrection after the augmentations in Soren-066, so its not like they're completely without free will. Halsey insisted on the Mjolnir armour to give her Spartans the best survival rates possible, which was something that the vast majority of Ackerson's Spartan IIIs never got access to, Spartan IIIs that were sent out to die by the hundreds having also been conscripted as children who'd seen their families be massacred by the Covenant. Those children were raised in just as harsh a manner, with similar tendencies, with lesser augmentations and essentially treated and manipulated to be expendable cannon fodder. Spartan III teams like NOBLE were amongst the absolute minority in receiving Mjolnir armour. It was also the Spartan III program that heavily invested in the idea of the HeadHunters - sending one or two man Spartan teams on suicide missions to try to eliminate Covenant commanders. It should also be noted that the Spartan IIs were taught to make their own decisions in the field, while Spartan IIIs weren't, hence the mocking tone towards Commander Carter during their encounters In Halo: Reach. As for displaying sociopathic tendencies, part of this isn't down to Halsey anyway, ONI encouraged this with the whole "missing in action" thing and given that Spartan IIs had the highest survivability rate, and thus were essentially shipped from war zone to war zone, it was probably likely to highly negative towards socialisation with other soldiers. While there was animosity between Spartan IIs and other units (such as the ODSTs) it was part of their training to encourage teamwork and a familial bond between the Spartan IIs. Also part of it was due to other companies being humiliated by the Spartan IIs in training, such as Tango Company, who got so pissed off by continually losing that their commanding officer ordered them to use live rounds against a bunch of twelve year olds. () It should also be noted that John-117 displayed familiarity and friendship with Master Sergeant Avery Johnson in the games, who himself was part of Project Orion, the predecessor program to the Spartan IIs, so it's not like they're incapable of friendship or empathy. Did Halsey do something ethically and morally wrong? Sure, but if she hadn't humanity would've been wiped out. At the end of the day, she was caught between doing something incredibly ethically and morally wrong towards a small group of children or a larger portion of humanity. The Insurrection would've likely claimed many lives if it had been allowed to gain anymore steam and Halsey's caught in the whole train conundrum. Unfortunately when it comes down to the survival of the species, ethical and moral dilemmas kinda get thrown out the window for the sake of necessity.,
@@aenearion5503 Awesome resume, i really enjoyed the Halo games, even though i only played until Reach. And i had no idea of this whole background story. Also, just found out there are Halo books! Even though I'm a pasionate reader i didn't knew about that. Thank you for taking the time to write this very interesting lore.
@@heterian97 No problem! I've played the originals (CE-3) Reach, as well as 4 and 5. I didn't get around to playing Halo: Wars, though I did read about the stories behind both. I don't consider myself to be completely in touch with all of the lore per se (Forerunner stuff/Flood stuff is weird) but I found the approach that Halo 4 and 5 took towards the Spartan IIs to be odd. Probably didn't help that Halo 5's story was pretty bad. But yeah, the books give a much greater depth as to Halsey being fully aware of her actions and investing into the Spartan candidates. It also helps that Bungie were willing to cooperate with the authors to have their works fit into the timeline and make a cohesive story. There is a bit of crossover in regards to Halo: Reach and Halo:The Fall of Reach that they retconned slightly, but both stories are still mostly canon. (It's mainly explained by NOBLE not interacting with the other Spartan teams defending the planet.)
Still ten times better looking CG than the live action tv show. They should have just let these guys make the show in CG and it could have been awesome. Well, live and learn huh?
@@IonizedComa The casting was bad too. It's like they had the chance to make a show about this epic game series, and someone said, "Hey I've got a great idea, why don't we flush this opportunity right down the toilet?". So, they did.
@@400KrispyKremes honestly if they couldn't pull it off I would of been more than happy with a realistic CGI animation like final fantasy kingsglave Because I know the voice acting team would just be the same voice actors from the original games and it'd be perfect
currently 3/4ths done with the book series and can confirm even though doctor halsey was evil to her core she was the only person willing to do what needed to be done and even then everyone piggy backed off of her with the spartan 3, and even spartan 4 program all the while pointing the finger at her whats even more impressive is she accepts all of it at the end so humanity can go on and be more prosperous. not to mention john isnt even the most B/A spartan just the luckiest, if any of you have time look up gray team they were the true spartans, 3 man team wiping out planets and other crazy stuff.
They still have their humanity and they still had a choice of walking away from it after deployment. When you are a combatant, you tend to attach greater importance to a shared common traits of survival and mutual protection. 117 was the common denominator for the Spartans sticking together and their belief in Halsey.
@@jmjjim819 the choice they were given after deployment was an empty hollow one. They forced these people to only think and see one thing: war. They all grew up with nothing else on their minds. Now after a powerful enemy appears and you send them off in a few missions you think it's finally time that they choose to stay or leave? Obviously almost all of them would choose to stay. Because you removed all other choices from them. It's an illusion of a choice.
Correction: Psychopathic tendencies. A *sociopath* generally doesn't have the patience, drive, or discipline. It takes a lot just to resist harming regular people and destroying mundane items (even "punishing" inanimate objects). Humanity is little more than something to be hated, and exacting any violence against them The primary weapon of a sociopath is the baseball bat. Creating carnage and chaotic anarchy is where they thrive, but still highly emotional. A *psychopath* is void of emotional attachment. They do not get cravings like most people, they are coldly robotic but often extremely intelligent. The world is just the way it is. Psychopaths are often very capable at achieving their goals and are shown to be much less affected by and resistant to PTSD. Psychopaths often lead company business and have successful investments, with infinite patience and inhuman discipline. A few psychopaths can be inured to crime because they don't care for the consequences and feel testing themselves or seeing Humanity as animal test subjects to satisfy curiosity can be a motivator... but it's a grossly exaugurated stereotype.
It's 5 a.m. over here and clicked on this out of delirium curiosity because i read it as "How Master Chef Was Created...", even though i have no interest in that series to begin with. Was not disappointed.
Of course he wasn't broken. Master Chief's entire motivation was to save the human race and destroy the covenant. He worked alongside several other soldiers (human and Spartan) With fascinatingly advanced levels of team orientated combat tacits and far FAR advanced team oriented small arms/large arms combat, accelerated at convoy ops, and generally all gurilla team tactics of all known battle drills. He has even been known to be *gasp* Diplomatic at times! If you are suggesting the ability to efficiently take life in large numbers equates to sociopathy than you don't fully understand the mind of a soldier
0:45 we see a demonstration of just why Master Chief, A.K.A. "John" is such a monster and beast in battle and able do stuff most others couldn't, even WITH a powered-armor suit. If I recall the bios info, after the treatments, John ends up being something like... 7+ feet tall?
@@sanlorenzo7896 to be fair. It really doesn't sound like it should. Im billingual but i grew up with english media my whole life. They should have made it sound clearly sarcastic
Spartans were all listed in the UNSC's records as missing in action if they died, it was a way to upkeep moral within the UNSC and humanity itself. They built up the myth that the Spartans were invincible soldiers, the "Spartans never die" is referencing that.
It was satire, he referenced the common trope that "spartans never die" and thus delegitimizing Halsey's claims as having any real value in regards to the whereabouts of John 117.
@@Under_Growth Unfortunately this is not explicitly stated in the games, but is said many times in the books. Guess they are just assuming people had read them. In the books the government ensured that all Spartans would only be labelled MIA for morale purposes.
"And because of our success, when the Covenant invaded, we were ready." Ready? The Covenant nearly wiped out humanity, even with the help of Halsey's Spartans. Pushing us all the way back to Earth. But on the brink of defeat, one Spartan (John-117) saved humanity with the help of a friendly Elite
I'd like to think the man talking isn't any real person. It's her conscience. His voice sounds eerily like the Master Chief's, like John's. It's her conscience finally telling her, after all these years, that what she did was wrong. It's Halsey starting to wrestle with the repercussions of her actions after seeing so many of her 'children' die in combat. Children robbed of their human lives and crafted into the perfect killing machines, into the perfect sacrifice.
Nope. Halsey's conscience is clear, Froggy, and she makes that clear. They're only around to have that conversation because of the hard choices she made. The only time he gets under her skin is when he brings up John, her surrogate son and only real weakness. That dude was one of Parangosky's little toadies, doing research for the SPARTAN-IV program.
Holy crap. the subtlety of her micro-expressions around 1:02 is incredible. They really have got past the Uncanny Valley into proper life-like these days!
I'm not familiar with the Halo franchise, but sometimes I discover bits of its history and it's interesting. Like, imagine if that kind of backstory was in the Star Wars prequel. Because the Jedi Order trains younglings, but people have to look for them, I guess. And some children with the Force left out in the wild could turn to the dark side and become a possible threat. So do they force their parents or them (if they are alone) to join the Order? And what if a young human/alien doesn't want to? They get rid of him?
"Do you believe that Master Chief succeeded, because he was, at his core, broken?" Fella, Master Chief was slaughtering Flood and Covenant when you were still drinking milk out of a bottle.
I just have a question, what was the first part of this cinematic from?
I do not understand the question, how is the master chief "broken"? A lack of social skill does not constitute being thoroughly broken
maybe they were referring to what happened with cortana and how that affected chief
@@rubba6818 broken , because he's too strong. Nerf master chief
@@rubba6818 It doesn't, the guy asking that question to her completely ignored WHAT was driving Master Chief and his purpose.
This was the first cutscene that made me say "wow, games are becoming indistinguishable from reality". Amazing graphics on Doctor Halsey!
WAIT NONE OF THIS WAS MADE IN REAL LIFE????
@@buttkicker7172 nope CGI
It does look good. But, honestly we've had this level of graphics for a couple years now.....tlou2 looked that good, death stranding looks better (and is older). Rdr2 was close. There's a couple bangers. I noticed this video switches between game engine and pre-rendered cut scenes and the in game engine faces don't even look next gen......people should expect MORE from SX.
@Ivar Guess, it was an implication towards motion capture.
I remember Ace Combat 5 and I was cERTAIN that it was filmed...
"but most of all..do not...underestimate.....him"
Chills, literal chills.
117 can literally kill a fucking shit ton of alien ships alone xd
"Number five killed my brother"
I was going to like this, but it’s the perfect number of likes for a comment on a Halo video.
@@Persist_21 he and offensive bias are the only sentient beings to ever defeat flood..
Turn your heat up
I love how they talk about "Spartans" in a very detached and cold way. But as soon as someone brings up Master Chief she is like "what does John have to do with this?". In the end, even those who created him know it is Master Chief's humanity that is his most important characteristic. "Most of all... do not underestimate HIM".
I actually felt some sympathy towards Halsey in that opening cinematic. Yes, she created the Spartan Program, yes she kidnapped children for it, and yes she is bending history by omitting the original purpose of their creation. However, it was the UNSC that green lit the project knowing full well what it was for, and what it would require. Now that the war is over and she's served her purpose, the UNSC is basically throwing Halsey under the bus here even though they are just as guilty for the creation of this program.
Shit rolls down hill.
Well it was ONI that approved it, not the UNSC. But yes
Scapegoat
Endersgame pretty ends the same way in the following books.
@@afterforever21 I've heard that term so much I'm tired of it lmao
“Do you think the Spartan’s lack of basic humanity helped?”
You know they’re super soldiers engineered to be wind up death machines right?
Those Spartans did what nobody could do. They sacrificed their lives and their humanity because the entirety of the human race was at stake. I find it ironic that the interrogator asked such a question because if the Spartans didn’t give it their all, no one would be left alive.
@@sanlorenzo7896 I wonder if the interrogator asked the question knowing what the original intent of the Spartan program was, to stomp out the insurrection
@@aquapb893 I think he did. But to paraphrase Halsey, no one cared about the original intent once the Covenant attacked.
Yall talk about this game as if it were real life. Lol
@@meatdaddy1399 it’s called passion.
My biggest pet peeve with Halo cutscenes now is how he always magically wears the newest armors, even in flashbacks. They keep redesigning his Armor in almost every game, yet I feel the only time we had an in-canon armor upgrade was in Halo 2.
So he's technically still supposed to wear the same armor from Halo 2, but it's a significantly different set of Armor now than it used to be.
343 dude... they dont give a sht. there is no heart in these games anymore since bungie left, just money
@@fernandobister6661 I don't get what people found in halo 3 (except online maybe), halo 1 and 2 were breakthroughs at the time for many reasons, but then it was like the same shit all over again. And the story potential felt wasted from the 3rd on to me.
@@didierb9102 nah halo 3 was actually a good ending for the trilogy. Cause its only those 3 that are loved besides reach and odst.
So 4 had huge potential but failed and halo 5 was just a mess...
@@fernandobister6661 Bungie can't write a story to save their fucking life. Bungie had the lore written for them, then ignored all of it, the only reason we have this cutscene for the first time acknowledging what Chief and the other SIIs went through at all is thanks to 343
@@didierb9102 uh.. forge.. new weapons.. theater.. new maps.. better graphics.. new enemy design.. h3 literally had everything 1 and 2 had but more
Why is nobody talking about how they just casually slapped in a wilhelm scream at 3:20 ???? LMAOOOOOO
Didn’t hear it
Wtf i heard kt
Its very faint but I can hear it LOL
Thats crazy I just noticed that lmao
Damn you caught that huh.... nerd.
She says “what does John have to do with this” she’s so attached to him I love it
Despite all she did to them Halsey saw Spartan II's almost like her children and in the same way they saw her almost like a mother. It got to the point where Halsey could recognize every Spartan II in their full suit of armor with a mere glance
Halo had some of the best mini stories/advertisement ever for a game, gave you goosebumps.
The ODST one was amazing, the music and live action was like nothing that had ever came out at the time for a video game.
As long as 117 is alive, Cortana will always have biased attitude towards humans. If anyone hurt 117, Cortana will go berserker.
Cortana will always be biased to humanity, she was created by humans, fought with humans, and fell in love with one. If she disregards humanity she kills off what made her alive. Cortana isn’t some emotional love sick robot
The only Cortana I know is that search bar in Windows desktop.
She's already responsible for many human deaths
I'm new to halo but what is the name of the one used in the video
@@darthwyrrlok9442 of which character R U referring to.
“You want to replace him…” See…. That would’ve been the perfect segway to Halo 5 and how they could’ve went with Locke and his backstory. A soldier raised and bred for combat, similar to John, but with the missing parts.
But I doubt 343i even remembered this particular titbit; which is an entire 5 mins CGI opening to a new trilogy, on explaining ONI trying to replace John…
A literal Chekhov’s Gun.
bravo good sir, Bravo!
Replace him with Jerome hes more likable
That’s cause he’s more like chief
No just no to all of it horrible idea..I'm truly disgusted and disappointed lol
@@jaimevalencia6271 Jerome is a spartan 2, Locke is a spartan 4
"Records show spartans routinely exhibited mildly sociopathic tendencies"
Me: I don't know what your talking about
-Trow grenades at all allies soldiers lololol xD
It was about xbox’s voice chat :D
@@iuku4313 This reading of it is amazing lmfao
ME: Have you seen the Call of Duty Lobbys?
CABOOSE!!!
sociopathic, not retarded. there's a difference.
I love her passion and dedication she exudes, but most of all, in whatever twisted form it takes, her love for her spartans.
Was the process a warcrime? Yes. Undeniably.
But was it the wrong thing to do at the right time? Yes. Absolutely.
"Yeah bitch I did warcrimes, what you gonna do about it?"
Yeah, I mean to me she’s almost like a Nazi scientist in a way. Her cruel experiments and research were only vindicated through the Spartans being responsible for the survival of humanity. Had the Covenant not attacked, it’s possible she’d one day be prosecuted for war crimes. I love the complexity of her character and how she justifies her actions in the cinematic
It's a crime, but not a war crime. War crimes are against other nations, I think, rather than crimes committed while a war is on.
@@WilliamLockwood ehh if they’re kidnapping children from various colonies on different planets to use as child soldiers to fight an insurrection I’d imagine that would fall under war crimes
Well, her son is a Spartan-2 after all. Jorge.
D.r Halsey is a fascinating character in the Halo universe.
if you haven't read the books (Fall of Reach and First Strike) I so very highly recommend them. Halsey is critical.
Everyone treats her like a criminal but she really did love her spartans.
@@XvShadowsvX hense her reaction to chief being keep a secret while halsey was on board and cpt lassky copped a smack for that
Don't kidnap Master Chief and if u did kidnap him
Let him go before the music kicks in
Doomguy's little brother took notes lol
When you let him go is when the music kicks in
he let them do it so he could get closer to the one in charge
DADADADADUN DADADUN
Scripts are too stupid to do the common sense thing in the villains role. I would've killed him long time ago.
I would love to see this as a series like it’s long overdue
It’s called fall of reach? Lmao
Yeah youre about 3-4 years behind bud
They tried, kinda. Was going ok until the end and then it just felt really cheesey
@@wolfgangireland1936 I mean a real series, like on Amazon prime or Hulu
@@theartist8291 Yeah its not a series until its on amazon prime
Her: I supplied the tools to maintain that efficiency.
*The tools*
Her: Here's a virtual waifu
Sounds legit.
And she based it on herself.
You're not wrong.
This comment wins the weeb award. Thank you fellow weeb.
Sounds about right.
Man I love halo 4 story. That at his core broken line always gets me and then the thing from the books where they never say a Spartan dies they’re just forever MIA. Some good stuff, as fun as Halo is, it’s fairly dark. Glad one of the games explored that side a bit.
I actually enjoyed halo 4 story despite the amount of hate it gets
"Children's minds are more easily accepting of indoctrination"
Reapers: 👀
Edit: this is a joke about a videogame called mass effect, could the people commenting please take their dumb political crap somewhere else. Thanks.
WRITE IT DOWN WRITE IT DOWN!!!
Don't give the Canadian government any ideas.
Kindergarten Teachers: Write that down! Write that down!
U.S. Education System be like..
@@Zachariahnavarro15 Canadian education system is way worse and has been happening for longer.
How Master Chief was created ❌
How Legend was created ✅
This is the moment John became Heisenberg
I thought it said how a master chef was made lol
Legend27's final return
Wrong. How stories are written.
@@b.1099 lol
3:24, should we take him out of his unstopable killing machine suit? You know in case he gets out and murders us all? Nah there is this whole face reveal lore thing, leave him in.
That was the Didact though, Chief's armor is like paper to him
The helmet stays on
I still cant believe after all this time, they still haven't made a movie!!
they have a couple
Ikr
Please bro I'd rather watch 5 10 mins of these videos than have Disney make a movie on this, filled with feminism, cheesey heroics and dmbass one linersl
Look at every other video game movie. Do you honestly think this is the one that will be good? no. no it will not. Better to leave it in its own medium rather than to try to make it something else
@@legacy4801 the Director of District 9 and Chappie was gonna make a Halo Movie but studio interference and all that, you can see a lot of the assets in the movie from the Robots, Spaceships and Weapons.
the music, wording, everything, always consistently giving me the feelz!
Dr Halsey was without compassion when she made the Spartans, (her compassion came later and only after they lived up to her expectations), but she isn't solely to blame. Someone approved this operation and it was repeated with the Spartan 3's, which were given a raw deal, and treated as utterly expendable, were not even made by Halsey. It seems as if Halsey is being the sole Fall-Guy because she didn't 'play ball' with ONI. The writers are pretty spot on with people in power work, especially when you have a large elite group who think they're better than the rest of the UNSC and the rest of Humanity for that matter.
thing is, the Dr. Halsey's original spartans are the elite. I believe master cheif could still go up against any spartan from all programs and still stand above.
I like how those pods look like the Spartan helmets in a way
Get them used to the perspective.
They are
Forshadowing
Anyone who has read the books would know that, while the Spartans may show mildly sociopathic traits at higher rates than is normal in the population. They are in fact in no way sociopaths or "broken". They regularly go out of their way to rescue innocent civilians in their missions and are willing to die in the name of duty, service and protection (these among other of their prominent traits categorically remove them from "sociopathic" definitions). I, personally, find the implication (by the modern storytellers appending to the original storyline) that the Spartans are somehow "less human", "broken", emotionally deficient, barbaric, stupid, automatons, etc. to be slightly more than mildly offensive. They do not seem to have properly internalised what the Spartans are, how they became what they are, why they were selected from amongst other children, their training and the purpose of their training, their mandate or how their missions and experiences would have shaped them as they engaged in years of war of all kinds.
The Spartans would not be deficient in normal human emotions, they would in fact be super human in their command and understanding of human emotions. They would not have been heartless because they were shaped to be deeply committed to each other, their trainers and the lives they are fighting to protect. Over the many years of their training, before they hit active duty, they were shunned, rejected and borderline despised and hated by all people they met other than their own trainers and team members. All other units shunned them and they could not connect with other humans. It was only after reports of their successes and utility in the fight against the Cov. that they began having honours and respect heaped upon them. Do you really think that their tendency to interact would have been as typically developed as ours, we who have not known such estrangement?
Apparently being highly trained and disciplined gives modern writers "creative licence" to frame these protagonists as "inhuman", is this because modern humans are weak, untrained and undisciplined and so "to improve relatability" we have to be patronised and have our hands held because we can't imagine actually being in command of our emotions and striving to be better than our animal heritages?
Sorry to get so passionate but I have played the games and read the books since they came out and they formed a significant part of my childhood. I read the first four books perhaps ten times and developed a very strong relationship to my understanding of the Chief, his Spartans and their purpose and experiences. Normally I am not so quick to vitriol and anger but in this case I see one of my heroes misunderstood, denigrated and stepped on for reasons I cannot understand and I find it disgraceful.
There are some who definitely show sociopathic and slightly sadistic tendencies, but that's probably more of a character trait than anything related to the Spartan program. I mean, like most things they will be a reflection of their society.
@@Shade01982 Fair, do you have any moments in mind in particular?
Also, just to be clear, of the 140ish kids they had in the beginning (iirc) would would expect 2-6 of them to be relatively high in these traits (assuming that their selection criteria is completely ambivalent to these traits, which it will not have been and as a result we would expect slightly higher numbers from the outset).
@@alexanderfrench9236 Emile showed clear signs of this for example.
I was also thinking of the banter between the members of Noble Team in Halo Reach. While there's no sociopathism or sadism involved there, it is interesting to see the various different character traits. On the one hand you have Jorge who is willing to protect civilians, and on the other hand Emile who would leave them behind without blinking.
I would think it's not a rule though. Probably lower than in the general populace.
Thx 4 da lore
It's worth adding that antisocial traits can appear in anyone, and having antisocial personality disorder (the actual diagnosis) is a spectrum.
And remember, they are able to oneshot Elites with punch only.
In games, sometime, punches are more effective than firearms
True. That's typically why they keep the cinematics for before and after.
Me getting pissed cause i keep getting melee killed on ranked
this give me chills all the freaking time ... halo needs to be a full movie for all i care
My mind was blown today, been playing Halo since the OG xbox and never really questioned the size of the Spartans. Now Ive learned that those "little" Grunts are actually as tall as humans and WAY stronger. Playing from a Spartans prospective, the covenant warriors didint look all that big but compared to humans they are HUGE.
So true !
And MC wasn't even the tallest. Slightly below average gen 1 spartan height.
@jesusfigueroa231 that's not true? Gen 1 spartans where Johnsons height (because he is one) Spartan 2's were the biggest. And there was only a few spartans bigger then master chief ie Jorge
@@Latent_RegretGen 2 is John 117, he had 3 other mates that were much stronger bigger and taller, but John ended up being the Demon. Gen 3 were Walmart Spartans and not sure about Gen 1. Johnson I think was Gen 1.
Never underestimate Spartan 117!
Best ultimate soldier
@@phahadwire4422 dont forget noble six
*laughs in Halo 2 Legendary jackal sniper
@@ohnojuno he is dead
@@dead3ye209 still
"My work saved the human race."
I don't think any lawyer/judge in the Halo universe can argue with that.
its such a moral quandary, how do you condemn a woman who inadvertently saved the human race through the whole sale abuse of children ?
the Spartans are marvels in there own way..but each started a helpless child forced into experimentation and then a life time of brutal Combat..
Halsey's both monster and savior all rolled into one....which makes for such an interesting character.
Except that's not why the Spartan program began. It began way before they even knew of the covenant and were originally created as a force of super soldiers that allowed the Earth government to maintain control over the colonies.
@@anthonycekic4509 Yeah, and I do not personally see anything really wrong with that, keeping a society of billions stable demands action beyond conventional ethics.
@@rubba6818 then you would be happy to sacrifice yourself and your family to do that, correct?
@@johntowers1213 It's real simple to codemn actually. You say "Thank You" as you walk her to the cell she'll spend the rest of her life in.
While I'm sure Halo material has expanded on previous ideas to supress the colonies/fight the covenant before the Spartans the amount of options before and after their creation could be near limitless. So her ends do not justify the means.
This is why I love the movie Soldier with Kurt Russell, because it's basically a movie about a futuristic super soldier program like the Spartan Program, only they didn't wear armor and weren't nearly as ridiculously super human, but the movie still had a similar flavor to Halo in that sense, and if you can forgive some good ol' 90s cheese, it's a great fucking action flick!
i agree.. i love that movie. its fantastic :)
Yeah Soldier is definitely good watch. They basically copied it for Halo.
2:03 Halsey: "I supplied the tools to maintain that efficiency"
Also Halsey: "Here is Waifu"
These cutscenes are so damn beautiful.
Wich
game is this
This should’ve been in halo infinite instead. When he was floating in space for months after the first battle of zeta halo, everyone would think chief is dead until brohammer finds him.
Why can't they make a full movie with this type of animation
@Alexander Orozco oh for sure, it's going to take hard work. But possible.
@@Agafya101 very expensive. It will dry up an entire GDP of a country.
@Alexander Orozco yeah, thats understandable
didn"t they actually did it ? i must have day dreamed or other people have poor memory
@@rjee007 least like beowulf
“The only thing they fear is him”-Random Grunt
I mean he has a point...
My gameplay is beyond broken, and I'm the core.
@1:09 Zuckerberg never stood a chance.
lmao
Fr i always say that 😂
if anyone has time to read "the fall of reach" should do so... all the halo books were good, but that one was just... wow.
I have had it for quite some time..now I'm gonna have a go at it.. Let's see how good it really is.
Fokin nerd
Wasn’t that the book that showed what happens if a normal human wears MJOLNIR armor? That passage was brutal
@@jeezosdude867 i'm not even mad.
@@A.R.T.4 yup. and how genetically modified the spartans were from the beginning.
@2:37 "Your mistake is seeing Spartans as military hardware..." After she deflected for 2 minutes explaining how militarily efficient they were and ignoring the fact that she stole their humanity.
And the interrogator is trying to push his own viewpoint as well, which is why she asks who he is. If you read the books and surrounding content (I would recommend which does go into more depth surrounding the Spartan IIs and their training as well as the animated series of the same name) you learn that Halsey invests a lot more emotionally into the Spartan IIs than most assume. Halsey also canonically has a reason for the Spartan programme; an ONI investigation that found impending collapse from the growing threat of civil war. If the Covenant hadn't arrived the Insurrection -which isn't featured in the games- likely would have caused a lot of death and destruction anyway. ONI were fully aware of what Halsey was doing all along.
Halsey also only recruited from candidates that showed special markers, above what most humans are capable of, in terms of ability; John's luck, Kelly's speed, etc. Halsey also invested in cryogenically saving as many Spartans that washed out during augmentation as possible for potential treatment/resuscitation in future. It should also be noted that of the Spartan IIs, there are two notable examples of reintegration into normal life. Ralph-103 was discharged before the final augmentations, reintegrating and eventually joining the UNSC Marines and dying against the Covenant. The other is Maria-062, who apparently retired from active service during the Human-Covenant war with the intent of starting a family while serving in the Reserves. The Spartan IIs also have a member who actively chose to join the Insurrection after the augmentations in Soren-066, so its not like they're completely without free will.
Halsey insisted on the Mjolnir armour to give her Spartans the best survival rates possible, which was something that the vast majority of Ackerson's Spartan IIIs never got access to, Spartan IIIs that were sent out to die by the hundreds having also been conscripted as children who'd seen their families be massacred by the Covenant. Those children were raised in just as harsh a manner, with similar tendencies, with lesser augmentations and essentially treated and manipulated to be expendable cannon fodder. Spartan III teams like NOBLE were amongst the absolute minority in receiving Mjolnir armour. It was also the Spartan III program that heavily invested in the idea of the HeadHunters - sending one or two man Spartan teams on suicide missions to try to eliminate Covenant commanders. It should also be noted that the Spartan IIs were taught to make their own decisions in the field, while Spartan IIIs weren't, hence the mocking tone towards Commander Carter during their encounters In Halo: Reach.
As for displaying sociopathic tendencies, part of this isn't down to Halsey anyway, ONI encouraged this with the whole "missing in action" thing and given that Spartan IIs had the highest survivability rate, and thus were essentially shipped from war zone to war zone, it was probably likely to highly negative towards socialisation with other soldiers. While there was animosity between Spartan IIs and other units (such as the ODSTs) it was part of their training to encourage teamwork and a familial bond between the Spartan IIs. Also part of it was due to other companies being humiliated by the Spartan IIs in training, such as Tango Company, who got so pissed off by continually losing that their commanding officer ordered them to use live rounds against a bunch of twelve year olds. () It should also be noted that John-117 displayed familiarity and friendship with Master Sergeant Avery Johnson in the games, who himself was part of Project Orion, the predecessor program to the Spartan IIs, so it's not like they're incapable of friendship or empathy.
Did Halsey do something ethically and morally wrong? Sure, but if she hadn't humanity would've been wiped out. At the end of the day, she was caught between doing something incredibly ethically and morally wrong towards a small group of children or a larger portion of humanity. The Insurrection would've likely claimed many lives if it had been allowed to gain anymore steam and Halsey's caught in the whole train conundrum. Unfortunately when it comes down to the survival of the species, ethical and moral dilemmas kinda get thrown out the window for the sake of necessity.,
@@aenearion5503 Awesome resume, i really enjoyed the Halo games, even though i only played until Reach. And i had no idea of this whole background story. Also, just found out there are Halo books! Even though I'm a pasionate reader i didn't knew about that. Thank you for taking the time to write this very interesting lore.
@@heterian97 No problem! I've played the originals (CE-3) Reach, as well as 4 and 5. I didn't get around to playing Halo: Wars, though I did read about the stories behind both. I don't consider myself to be completely in touch with all of the lore per se (Forerunner stuff/Flood stuff is weird) but I found the approach that Halo 4 and 5 took towards the Spartan IIs to be odd. Probably didn't help that Halo 5's story was pretty bad.
But yeah, the books give a much greater depth as to Halsey being fully aware of her actions and investing into the Spartan candidates. It also helps that Bungie were willing to cooperate with the authors to have their works fit into the timeline and make a cohesive story. There is a bit of crossover in regards to Halo: Reach and Halo:The Fall of Reach that they retconned slightly, but both stories are still mostly canon. (It's mainly explained by NOBLE not interacting with the other Spartan teams defending the planet.)
@@aenearion5503 man fuck that bullshit the government can't kidnap kids and indoctrinate them into the military
@@ducklinglibrary7941 but all of humanity would've died if they didn't..
I was waiting for: “You wanna replace the chief?! Well, you *can’t* replace the chief”
4:13 damn.. the natural selection at it's finest... only the stronger survives
Now this can be an movie or Netflix show and what a photorealistic quality
Some of the scenes after the original Halo 4 intro were shot in live action. Pretty obvious, TBH.
"Our Destiny as a Species"
Adeptus Astartes: laughing by the Emperor's will
LoL! I thought the same thing :D
Tbf, this is only 1 step into the Adeptus Astartes. You don't just go all out in an instance, you want to try and see what works and expand upon that.
WH40k fans are becoming the next JoJo fans.
@@mechanomics2649 starting to see a trend here as well tbh.
Jeje well the Astartes are the "Big Brother" of the Spartans.
One thing that bugged me about this awesome cinematic, was how there are somehow a bunch of spartans with chief's new armor from halo 4
1:08 - 1:25 this is what I wanted from the tv series, smh would have been amazing
The children's beds are shaped like lil Mjolnir armor helmets.
Yes and they are prefabricated cubicles to sleep in and that's about it. ONI essentially copied the Agoge from ancient Sparta with a modern twist.
I love how Catherine Halsey's personality is the same as rampant Cortana
Like a rampant cortana but better composed and calculated
She made cortana, so it based on her after all
Even if you don't care for the artstyle change in Halo 4, if you try to say the graphics weren't AMAZING, you're tripping.
Still ten times better looking CG than the live action tv show. They should have just let these guys make the show in CG and it could have been awesome. Well, live and learn huh?
CG wasn't the worst part of the live action show
They could of still pulled it off with it's current CG
The writing and characters were just bad
@@IonizedComa The casting was bad too. It's like they had the chance to make a show about this epic game series, and someone said, "Hey I've got a great idea, why don't we flush this opportunity right down the toilet?". So, they did.
@@400KrispyKremes honestly if they couldn't pull it off I would of been more than happy with a realistic CGI animation like final fantasy kingsglave
Because I know the voice acting team would just be the same voice actors from the original games and it'd be perfect
@@IonizedComa I know right? What a waste.
I worked on this game!
Well, just the menus in The Master Chief Collection, but still!
cool
Wow that’s so cool
Congratulations, here's a cookie 🍪
@@zZParabellumZz thanks! Here's one for you!
8=====D~~~~~
@@infradig696 It wasn't an insult, calm yourself.
I dont know why but I just now realized their cells they sit in look almost exactly like master chiefs helmet
Master Chief may be a broken man, but he had an almost terrifying sense of mission and purpose.
Oh, Halo 4, how i miss you
currently 3/4ths done with the book series and can confirm even though doctor halsey was evil to her core she was the only person willing to do what needed to be done and even then everyone piggy backed off of her with the spartan 3, and even spartan 4 program all the while pointing the finger at her whats even more impressive is she accepts all of it at the end so humanity can go on and be more prosperous. not to mention john isnt even the most B/A spartan just the luckiest, if any of you have time look up gray team they were the true spartans, 3 man team wiping out planets and other crazy stuff.
I legit read this as master chef and literally thought I was gonna see come epic culinary cinematic of how master chef was created
3:49
The black man be like:
Hey cameraman are you recording? Oh yes ok.
Fr
i like the detail that their capsules looks like their helmets. Nice touch!!
They gave up their humanity to save all of us
They still have their humanity, they're just different from being trained since children.
Technicaly they didn't have a choice they were kidnapped.
They still have their humanity and they still had a choice of walking away from it after deployment. When you are a combatant, you tend to attach greater importance to a shared common traits of survival and mutual protection. 117 was the common denominator for the Spartans sticking together and their belief in Halsey.
@@jmjjim819 the choice they were given after deployment was an empty hollow one. They forced these people to only think and see one thing: war. They all grew up with nothing else on their minds. Now after a powerful enemy appears and you send them off in a few missions you think it's finally time that they choose to stay or leave? Obviously almost all of them would choose to stay. Because you removed all other choices from them. It's an illusion of a choice.
0:09:- this is probably the most accurate depiction of John-117 as a youth as we're going to get.
I may have been oblivious throughout the series because I just realized all the confinement cells at 0:01 are shaped like Spartan's helmet
“The Master Chief is dead.”
MC died for several times in H4, H5’s promotion and the beginning of HINF😂
Correction: Psychopathic tendencies.
A *sociopath* generally doesn't have the patience, drive, or discipline. It takes a lot just to resist harming regular people and destroying mundane items (even "punishing" inanimate objects). Humanity is little more than something to be hated, and exacting any violence against them The primary weapon of a sociopath is the baseball bat. Creating carnage and chaotic anarchy is where they thrive, but still highly emotional.
A *psychopath* is void of emotional attachment. They do not get cravings like most people, they are coldly robotic but often extremely intelligent. The world is just the way it is. Psychopaths are often very capable at achieving their goals and are shown to be much less affected by and resistant to PTSD. Psychopaths often lead company business and have successful investments, with infinite patience and inhuman discipline. A few psychopaths can be inured to crime because they don't care for the consequences and feel testing themselves or seeing Humanity as animal test subjects to satisfy curiosity can be a motivator... but it's a grossly exaugurated stereotype.
Spartin John-117 always returns, After his mission is complete...the mission always comes first and it will always be completed.
The Man, The Hero, The Legend.
HERO not HEROE... I'm sorry, I'm not a grammar nazzi, but for some reason HEROE looked like HOE, so I couldn't help myself...
@@barbatos673 got it, i typed "heroe" cause it is in spanish my native lenguage and well only one letter changes, my mistake XD
@@galahad9487 it's alright, it's just, you know, perception is weird...
I love how the bed units at the beginning look like oversized cartoonish Spartan helmets
I like how this kept with the Lore. Spartan -058 was Linda who had red hair.
Man in the shadow "Master Chief is dead !"
John behind him : "MIA"
Amazing how there's some frames straight out of Doom
It's 5 a.m. over here and clicked on this out of delirium curiosity because i read it as "How Master Chef Was Created...", even though i have no interest in that series to begin with.
Was not disappointed.
why is this so much better then the new live action
1:56 Bungie never made the Chief look that bad ass
Spartan most furious Human creation.
"Let me Teabag you!"
I get goosebumps from this! Can't wait for the new Halo release!
same. The direction 343 went with the series turned me away for a long time, but the essence of Halo at its core still gives me shivers and adrenaline
Why couldn’t we get a Halo series that actually follows the lore?
If you think becoming a Spartan is rough, wait until you see what it takes to join the Adeptus Astartes...
Nothing like 20 extra organs and years of operations to get a human mountain that wears an Abrams tank for his armor.
muh overpriced plastic
@@mechanomics2649 You shut your filthy mouth...
@@mechanomics2649 lore != derivatives
nostagia. you just brought back happy memories from 2012
Shoot … even before that.
3:20 Wilhelm scream, can't get away from it
This is how master chief is created! Take notes Halo series director and writers! Stupid Paramount +
wasn't technically created just selected. yes he was enhanced but was already significantly more physically gifted than most people
Of course he wasn't broken.
Master Chief's entire motivation was to save the human race and destroy the covenant.
He worked alongside several other soldiers (human and Spartan)
With fascinatingly advanced levels of team orientated combat tacits and far FAR advanced team oriented small arms/large arms combat,
accelerated at convoy ops,
and generally all gurilla team tactics of all known battle drills.
He has even been known to be *gasp*
Diplomatic at times!
If you are suggesting the ability to efficiently take life in large numbers equates to sociopathy than you don't fully understand the mind of a soldier
Dude, you MUST find a girlfriend.
@@adamf.4823 My wife wouldn't like that I don't think
@@adamf.4823 having knowledge of a game equates to being a loser I guess?
@@plumpo4047 yup. that's this dumbfuck generation for ya.
@@4DeMS dont lump us with adam
Guy at 3:49: "So, first time?"
0:55 "we were ready" - well, yeah, about that....
0:45 we see a demonstration of just why Master Chief, A.K.A. "John" is such a monster and beast in battle and able do stuff most others couldn't, even WITH a powered-armor suit. If I recall the bios info, after the treatments, John ends up being something like... 7+ feet tall?
@Giovanni LoFranco I believe Sam and George are the same height.
@Giovanni LoFranco Yes he is lmao.
@Giovanni LoFranco we are talking about the same gorge right? the one from reach ?
@Giovanni LoFranco I always thought he was way bigger. my bad. too bad sam died early. he would've been bad ass.
She simply meant, "Never underestimate Yourself!!"
Interrogator: the chief is dead
2 seconds later
Interrogator: catherine, spartans never die
To be fair, he said it mockingly lol
@@sanlorenzo7896 to be fair. It really doesn't sound like it should. Im billingual but i grew up with english media my whole life. They should have made it sound clearly sarcastic
Spartans were all listed in the UNSC's records as missing in action if they died, it was a way to upkeep moral within the UNSC and humanity itself. They built up the myth that the Spartans were invincible soldiers, the "Spartans never die" is referencing that.
It was satire, he referenced the common trope that "spartans never die" and thus delegitimizing Halsey's claims as having any real value in regards to the whereabouts of John 117.
@@Under_Growth Unfortunately this is not explicitly stated in the games, but is said many times in the books. Guess they are just assuming people had read them. In the books the government ensured that all Spartans would only be labelled MIA for morale purposes.
i want réel sI dream of seeing a real series on the Major from his beginnings to becoming the dreaded demon of the Covenant
I’ll forever love the lore on halo n the background
"And because of our success, when the Covenant invaded, we were ready." Ready? The Covenant nearly wiped out humanity, even with the help of Halsey's Spartans. Pushing us all the way back to Earth. But on the brink of defeat, one Spartan (John-117) saved humanity with the help of a friendly Elite
Without the Spartans, the covenant wouldn’t have an enemy to fear.
I can't tell how much of this is animated (some shots look purely live action) but it's all amazing
ahhhh PTSD kicking in strong. Cortana, run diagnostics.
"The records show efficient behavior operating in hazardous situations."
She was monitoring Spartan 117 as a child playing king of the hill on a playground and winning every time before he was taken for the program.
I'd like to think the man talking isn't any real person. It's her conscience. His voice sounds eerily like the Master Chief's, like John's. It's her conscience finally telling her, after all these years, that what she did was wrong. It's Halsey starting to wrestle with the repercussions of her actions after seeing so many of her 'children' die in combat. Children robbed of their human lives and crafted into the perfect killing machines, into the perfect sacrifice.
Nope. Halsey's conscience is clear, Froggy, and she makes that clear. They're only around to have that conversation because of the hard choices she made. The only time he gets under her skin is when he brings up John, her surrogate son and only real weakness. That dude was one of Parangosky's little toadies, doing research for the SPARTAN-IV program.
Holy crap. the subtlety of her micro-expressions around 1:02 is incredible. They really have got past the Uncanny Valley into proper life-like these days!
How Master Chef was created? Well first you gotta decide who will the guest judges be, and then the competitors, and the show format etc.
Anyone else kind of annoyed that this cutscene from 2012 on the 360 looks better than any from Infinite? 9yrs and two console generations later.
I'm not familiar with the Halo franchise, but sometimes I discover bits of its history and it's interesting. Like, imagine if that kind of backstory was in the Star Wars prequel. Because the Jedi Order trains younglings, but people have to look for them, I guess. And some children with the Force left out in the wild could turn to the dark side and become a possible threat. So do they force their parents or them (if they are alone) to join the Order? And what if a young human/alien doesn't want to? They get rid of him?