He's actually the son of a Project Orion supersoldier, the predecessors to the Spartan IIs. Many Orion augments were genetic in nature, so it follows that once the program ended and Forge's father had kids, a portion of the increases in speed, reaction, and power were passed on.
I’m pretty sure the quotes something like this, “ Victory’s but a step away from defeat” but it’s been a while since I’ve seen said quote and honestly thousands of the same quote
I like how no one knows what happens in this cutscene. The Spartans were busy holding off an entire platoon of honour guards, and even forge said "leave him, he's mine"
Dude he tackled the Arbiter and even right after that took the only hit from the Arbiter. A fucking gut punch, which has to be made aware this is not only an elite arbiter. It is the biggest and Brutish elite we’ve seen, and forge simply went “aight bet”
Its not hard to topple a heavy opponent one they overextended. That Elite had overextended arlfter swinging his sword, and he was off-balance, making it quite easy to tackle him. No matter how heavy your opponent is, if they are unbalanced, you can exploit that and sweep them.
Side note, all the Spartans that served with Forge, massively respected him, especially after he killed an Arbiter. His death was a massive blow to their moral for a while
Some people were sad that's all we know but nowhere does it say it was a massive blow nor did anyone say their morale is suffering. Stop spreading head canon like it's fact purely cause you want people to believe what you do
@@rushpatriot2866 yeah spartans of their caliber lose their life long brothers n sisters every other mission.. they mourn but they wouldn't be debilitated in the way op suggested
Why didnt he just shoot him in the head? He even knifed him later in the face. Choreography choreography it doesnt make sense to me 🧐🤔 In movies and games usually shooting the weapon off only happens when they need their enemy alive. And if you have a gun why not shoot the head Lmaoo
And yet in the books it’s stated we as a species would repel boarders to the point they’d get back up in their spaceships and rain fire on us because they couldn’t overrun our positions. Man humanity is a scrappy crappy bunch.
It's why the Sangheili eventually respected us even inasmuch as they looked down on us. Despite being at about the same level physically as Grunts, we could be as savage as Brutes and as clever and honorable as Elites. I think in one of the Halo novels, an Elite sees a human lose a squadmate which makes him fight more fiercely than before; similarly, it was quite common for some humans to sacrifice themselves fighting so that their brethren could retreat. He notes that this is uncommon even for Sangheili, and unheard of for cowardly Unggoy. This is of course, not even counting the Spartans. It's no wonder why by the end of the war many Sangheili were puzzled that the Hierarchs simply refused to offer Humanity the option for entrance into the Covenant (which we would have refused anyway) based on our tenacity, skill and will.
This and the ODST scene are so silly when you actually look at it, watching a regular dude tackle a sanghelli with an energy sword is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen lol.
Can we just appreciate that he straight up tackles the Arbiter like a lineman. The Arbiter is taller and heavier than him, and yet forge drops him like he's a lightweight.
yeah this makes no sense. also a punch from the arbiter should have exploded all his organs. since elites can literally flip warthogs and other heavy equipment.
@@yeetuscheetus2112ahahahh so dude lived through an epic seen, to die in another epic scene, i really want to know the marines life span and the odsts, holy fuck
Aww yes... the superior halo wars. Ngl as a teen when I played it I was disappointed that it wasn't like the fps I thought it would be but I played a bit and by 3rd lvl I was in love. Was my fav chilling out game.
the first time he was a split second away from being impaled... the arbiter literally had to stop his motion to not kill the lady he came to capture alive. Really doubt forge would have lived then without her.
@@pheilimobrien6634 Arbiter is a little taller, than John-117 in halo 3, but elites compared to the Odsts, Marines and spartans are not much bigger, canonically. Halo wars isn't exactly canon, though, so it makes sense why they were bigger.
@melgofton2990 Halo Wars is absolutely cannon, it's just this Arbiter was much taller than normal Elites, we literally see him next to the normal ones and he towers over them.
@@jaegercat6702No it doesn’t, spartan 1s were barely peak human as well since the project was a failure. The only advantage forge has a over a normal human is intellect, and disease immunity. Everything else is barely noticeable compared to a normal human.
I like how there was like just the sound of then fighting and the metal hitting the ground. OP out did himself by nkt adding in music during the fight scene
In reality, the sergeant was a 1.1 Spartan. He was the son of an Orion soldier from the project (Spartan 1) and inherited much of the genetic improvements but obviously they were still a long way from the Spartan II
@@sebastiancarrera8373 like Johnson and the 1 other guy(don’t know his name) and there was just 2 of them right Johnson and the other guy(he also died right?)so wouldn’t he be the other guy’s son since I don’t think Johnson had a son
It seems like he did that since his face was exposed and was also vulnerable, thought that was pretty slick and wise. Used his ego to expose his weakness and took advantage of the moment
@@tboy817 Yeah the elites have dedicated warrior culture, This arbiter def had an ego but no elite would ever disgrace the last wishes of a warrior in combat.
Imagine if Forge made it back home. He'd qualify for the spartan 4 program. And because he has naturally superior genes due to his father being a subject of the Orion project. He'd basically be a spartan 4.5.
I remember when my grandad got me this for my birthday. I don't remember which halo I asked for, but this wasn't it. I was a bit upset at him (still feel bad about that now as an adult, but I was a stupid kid, I know he tried) But when I was first introduced to the Spirit of Fire and her crew and got to guide the warthog to build my first base, I was hooked to this game. From the game play, to the lore, to the cinematics and characters, Halo Wars was simply awesome. If I'm being honest, I play it and HW2 more than the other Halo games to this day. I am seriously glad my grandad got the wrong game that day :)
His father was a Spartan 1 part of the Orion project just like Sgt. Johnson, and the augmentations his father had slightly been passed down but not enough to make forge super human but it did play a small role in defeating the arbiter
Only thing they had of forge was the intro cutscene when everybody’s waking up. It pans to his cryo-pod being empty and off, much like the end cutscene for the first game. Nice but it’s very lackluster, even Sarina had a better mention when Cutter nearly quiets Professor Anders by mentioning her name.
Back when regular Halo marines were actually badass instead of sidekicks. They don’t even speak during cutscenes anymore. Now it’s just the main cast that gets any screen time. Back in Halo 1-Reach you’d see them actually doing stuff and then Halo Wars had the balls to make one the main hero. Ensemble didn’t even want to make this game and they understood Halo better than 343.
*Spartan's in the distance* Spartan 3: "Should we shoot that elite away for him?" Spartan 1: "Nah...he got it." Spartan 3: "...are you sure? He's getting his butt handed right now. That elite is literally holding him up with one arm." Spartan 2: "Dude chill. Let's just keep walking. I'm not about to run again after running this morning. Plus, he'll probably stab that elite with a hidden knife or something. We always do that." *Arbiter dies* Spartan 2: "See what did I tell ya." Spartan 3: "Whatever." Spartan 2: "Now try to look cool. The screen is panning to us."
In reality, the sergeant was a 1.1 Spartan. He was the son of an Orion soldier from the project (Spartan 1) and inherited much of the genetic improvements but obviously they were still a long way from the Spartan II
@@charles-vi7qbhe’s basically a roided up, peak athleticism human by default; add on years of fighting and constant physical demand which puts one into greater shape… and you get that unit
This edit is more creative than most I see. At least you paused the music and changed the face at the bottom. Little details like that make hours of endless scrolling feel a little less vapid.
Forge showing elites that base unenhanced humans can still kick ass
Realistically that punch the arbiter gave him probably should have killed him. Or at the very least broke some ribs and possibly his spine.
fuck yeah
He's actually the son of a Project Orion supersoldier, the predecessors to the Spartan IIs. Many Orion augments were genetic in nature, so it follows that once the program ended and Forge's father had kids, a portion of the increases in speed, reaction, and power were passed on.
@@laytonlacorte8107 ah didn't know that
@@laytonlacorte8107 Wasn't Sargent Johnson part of that project?
It ended at the best part “and for the record I would’ve kicked you ass had the lady not stopped me”
One of the most badass lines in gaming history.
1.9k likes and only one comment?
Let me fix that
Beep Boop :))
Now there's three
Oh wait no four.
Bro this was one of the biggest elites that ever existed and a badass regular human ended his ass one on one
@@Etrius_Fysik Unfortunate he got atomically fucked by the biggest bomb. Could've been a Covenant separatist.
Dude, Elites are already big
one standing upright even towers a Spartan, and THEY are rocking the 6'6” range
@@nitrofighter58 The Chief is 7'2" in armour and the elites are still taller then him.
@@Spartan-001BladeHunter i figured he was about 7ft tall, but i wasn't exactly sure
@@nitrofighter58 He is 7'2 in armor and 6'10 without it.
those spartans:
"should we help him?"
"nah he'll be fine"
They were busy dealing with the other elites
"were busy"
the fight with the arbiter happened after
"Let him cook"
"should we help him?"
"Why would we help an Elite?"
Alice-130 "should we do something?" Douglas-042 "nah let him cook" Jerome-092 "are you sure?" Douglas-042"I'm sure"
"When you're about to lose, there's an exact moment where you can win"
I’m pretty sure the quotes something like this, “ Victory’s but a step away from defeat” but it’s been a while since I’ve seen said quote and honestly thousands of the same quote
@@minorru_ Two different quotes, but both are valid here.
Its very true
Usually overextending and getting lax before the kill. Happens to every hunter eventually
Who said this?
Love how a Spartan just comes walking up. “Thanks for the help” haha.
“Oh, good job, buddy! You got one!”
@@caboosenom3rson literally this energy😂😂😂
Realistically they were probably running up the whole time, and were like damn he had it handled lol
I like how no one knows what happens in this cutscene. The Spartans were busy holding off an entire platoon of honour guards, and even forge said "leave him, he's mine"
Red team "damn Forge you sure you’re not a spartan, like maybe half on your moms side?"
If Forge survived Halo Wars 1 and made it back to earth, he would have been overqualified for the Spartan 4 program.
Fr
You think he would have or no
Tecnically, he was an spartan, his father where a spartan 1, AND he got something of the spartan magic
He would probably be the better option in halo 5 rather than Locke
He woof have bein i over qualified compared to locke 10times over 😭 like why coolant he not die so that we didn't have to be locke in halo 5
are we not gonna talk about how he tackled a 7'10 alien?
Dude he tackled the Arbiter and even right after that took the only hit from the Arbiter. A fucking gut punch, which has to be made aware this is not only an elite arbiter. It is the biggest and Brutish elite we’ve seen, and forge simply went “aight bet”
@@Fazbear-po5mm That’s what inheriting about 50% of Orion genetics gets you. Plus Marine Armor.
Point nullified, he wasn't over 8' tall.
There’s a ledge there, a 6+” drop down. Arbiter just fell back , you can see it
Its not hard to topple a heavy opponent one they overextended.
That Elite had overextended arlfter swinging his sword, and he was off-balance, making it quite easy to tackle him.
No matter how heavy your opponent is, if they are unbalanced, you can exploit that and sweep them.
Elites in hell: So.. How did you die?
That Arbiter: A marine stabbed me
Fun Fact: Being an Arbiter allows a disgraced Elite to redeem themselves. Didn't really work for this one though.
@@RorikH more than that. Being an arbiter is personally taking on a suicidal task for reclaiming honor
"And how did the Marine die?"
"He was consumed by an exploding super critical star... And still appeared in the sequel as a playable commander."
@@matrixkittens8225 Yeah, but that suicidal task is supposed to be something like putting down an entire rebellion, not fighting one marine.
And doomguy kills him twice
Side note, all the Spartans that served with Forge, massively respected him, especially after he killed an Arbiter. His death was a massive blow to their moral for a while
Morale*
@@unreal727 ah shit, I missed the e... Guess I gotta go kill myself, sorry i've ruined your entire lifeeee
@@unreal727 EEEEEEEEEEEE!
Some people were sad that's all we know but nowhere does it say it was a massive blow nor did anyone say their morale is suffering. Stop spreading head canon like it's fact purely cause you want people to believe what you do
@@rushpatriot2866 yeah spartans of their caliber lose their life long brothers n sisters every other mission.. they mourn but they wouldn't be debilitated in the way op suggested
“There will be no female to save you this time”
*Arbiter 2 minutes later:*
Not even 2 minutes lmao more like 5 seconds
“And for the record, I would have kicked your ass the first time if the lady didn’t stop me.” -SGT Forge
he was technically correct
(The best kind of correct)
This was a different arbiter, right? I didn't play halo wars
@@TheFightingLion92 yes this is a completely different Arbiter than who Chief meets.
"for the record i would have beat your ass the first time if the lady hadn't stop me"
Kicked* not beat
That spartan like *"...did I just watch a normal ass marine sergeant absolutely shit on literally the biggest elite I've ever seen...?"*
Forge was a 1.1. One of his parents was in the Orion project so he was enhanced a little bit
Little enhanced nut goes along way
Lol😊@@kaydencooper619
Still love though that the spartan in the middle nods like f yeah
@kaydencooper619 not enough to matter considering the fact dutch has tackled brutes and elites and is just a regular dude.
Jerome respects Forge a lot more than he should before this. And Jerome was likened to a better John so
Shooting the hand to make him let go of the blade. That's top tier fight choreography. Very few games/movies/anime have that these days
Sad really. Because it's a useful tactic.
100% fav, part of the scene
Dude also has an insane trigger finger.
@@ThatOneGuyChuyyeah i was about to say thats how everyone uses the pistols in halo when it isnt the ce magnum
Why didnt he just shoot him in the head? He even knifed him later in the face.
Choreography choreography it doesnt make sense to me 🧐🤔
In movies and games usually shooting the weapon off only happens when they need their enemy alive. And if you have a gun why not shoot the head Lmaoo
Scenes like this and ODST teaming up against a brute always helped you realize how much of a disadvantage the normal human was in the covenant war.
And yet in the books it’s stated we as a species would repel boarders to the point they’d get back up in their spaceships and rain fire on us because they couldn’t overrun our positions. Man humanity is a scrappy crappy bunch.
And yet every time ground engagements occurred humanity won most of them. Only reason why a planet would lose is due to glassing
It's why the Sangheili eventually respected us even inasmuch as they looked down on us. Despite being at about the same level physically as Grunts, we could be as savage as Brutes and as clever and honorable as Elites. I think in one of the Halo novels, an Elite sees a human lose a squadmate which makes him fight more fiercely than before; similarly, it was quite common for some humans to sacrifice themselves fighting so that their brethren could retreat. He notes that this is uncommon even for Sangheili, and unheard of for cowardly Unggoy. This is of course, not even counting the Spartans.
It's no wonder why by the end of the war many Sangheili were puzzled that the Hierarchs simply refused to offer Humanity the option for entrance into the Covenant (which we would have refused anyway) based on our tenacity, skill and will.
@DerpASherpa117 just another thing that led to the Schism. Sadly ONI seems to not want to leave a good thing alone
This and the ODST scene are so silly when you actually look at it, watching a regular dude tackle a sanghelli with an energy sword is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen lol.
Funny enough the arbiter says no female will save him this time but his knife was named Lucy
“Twice the pride, double the fall.” -Count Dooku
"Triumphant pride precipitates a dizzying fall"
Overconfidence is an insidious killer.
It's count doo doo
@@ArielcastChocula poo poo
Can we just appreciate that he straight up tackles the Arbiter like a lineman. The Arbiter is taller and heavier than him, and yet forge drops him like he's a lightweight.
yeah this makes no sense. also a punch from the arbiter should have exploded all his organs.
since elites can literally flip warthogs and other heavy equipment.
@Shelby Sigouin As far as I know marines don’t have any power armor dude.
@Gon it's about 500 years in the future, maybe they do
@@gon3302 It's not a power armor like the Spartan armor or the Power Armor or fallout 4, and it's certainly not today modern armor
@@gon3302 It's an exoskeleton that they have.
Man this fight was pretty great. ALSO, HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THE LINE " This is the last face you will ever see" BEING USED HERE AND IN INFINITE, WTF.
omg trueeee
I was expecting atriox to get fucking gutted in that scene
@Isaiah Comfort I mean yeah, but it's a good call back and I really appreciate it. And Infinite is a really good campaign that I very much enjoyed.
True but that line was also false as the both lived
@@astinkytaco in contrast to Forge and Old Arbiter both dying
The amount of bragging rights after the war
He literally sacrificed himself to launch a fucking nuke not even a day later...
@@yeetuscheetus2112like right after this, right?
@@thenexus8384 yes, unironically the very next scene
@@yeetuscheetus2112ahahahh so dude lived through an epic seen, to die in another epic scene, i really want to know the marines life span and the odsts, holy fuck
Puts half an assault rifle mag into an Elite and he doesn’t even drop his shield.
Accurate💯
Lorewise elite shields can get that strong
That’s actually normal for an elites shields
@@shadewolf0075yeah, but lore wise master chief also rips the arms off a couple dudes when he was 14
@@matt.2708 ok he didn’t do that. He did kill 3 odsts accidentally after his augmentations but he didn’t mutilate them
@@shadewolf0075 oh yeah I got that wrong, yeah he saw them as a threat and crushed the bones of a guys wrist or something
Can we talk about the fact that Forge tackled Arbiter who is like two times his height and probably three times his own weight?
Tbf he tackles him off a ledge
That's a tiny ledge
@@The-Noble-6 yes, but its enough to throw someone off balance if they take a step back
He is a Spartan 1 I think
@@joshcarroll6612 the son of one
"Look me in the eye and say that"
*"As you wish"* (proceeds to look him in the eye and say "that")
"That." Stab, the Covenant succeeds, roll credits.
Seriously, though, what got Ripa (and so many other Sangheili) killed, was his fucking arrogance.
That arbiter saw that marine as honorable after that battle and deemed him not telling him to his face as dishonorable
@@WolfBoy83090 doesn’t mean it wasn’t stupid as hell
@@elliotclodfelter7054 yeah
@@NaruSanavaiThe Two Spartans nearby are you sure about that lights him up like a firework
I love how humans in every piece of media are alwyas protrayed as sly slippery bastards that no matter what have a trick or idea ready
well humans evolved from small tree foraging hominids into the apex predators of the planet so its makes sense they can outwit bigger animals/aliens
Emile would be proud. Forge was ready. The Arbiter wasn't.
“I’m ready, how ‘bout you?!” Ahh moment😭😭😭
That is NOT arbiter.....that is arbitarnt V_V
Aww yes... the superior halo wars.
Ngl as a teen when I played it I was disappointed that it wasn't like the fps I thought it would be but I played a bit and by 3rd lvl I was in love. Was my fav chilling out game.
Its not chill when your opponent hog rushes you.
Same
@@Cragmortis ah the glorious gauss hog rush. Shit slapped
Same here
Same lmao ngl never played it because of that but saw all the cutscenes🤣 sorry but it ain’t no real halo if it ain’t first person
You missed the best part “I would’ve beat you the first time if the lady hadn’t stopped me”
And in that time he almost die, he even died twice if the arbiter didn't want to grant his wish
@@Nbmstr2000 Nah. He just got surprised attacked twice
the first time he was a split second away from being impaled... the arbiter literally had to stop his motion to not kill the lady he came to capture alive. Really doubt forge would have lived then without her.
I forgot how unaccurately sized the the Elites were in the Halo Wars games.
Nope, it's probably accurate, based off Chief being shorter than Arbiter.
@@pheilimobrien6634 Arbiter is a little taller, than John-117 in halo 3, but elites compared to the Odsts, Marines and spartans are not much bigger, canonically. Halo wars isn't exactly canon, though, so it makes sense why they were bigger.
@melgofton2990 Halo Wars is absolutely cannon, it's just this Arbiter was much taller than normal Elites, we literally see him next to the normal ones and he towers over them.
No one is talking about how Forge, from a standstill, just sacked the largest fucking alien… *ever*
He's a spartan 1 that's why no one's talkin bout it
@@babobum6993Not a Spartan at all, Just a very experienced and capable Marine
@@PHAZER99he is the descendant of a spartan 1, but that pretty much just puts him at peak human, kinda like Johnson
@@jaegercat6702No it doesn’t, spartan 1s were barely peak human as well since the project was a failure. The only advantage forge has a over a normal human is intellect, and disease immunity. Everything else is barely noticeable compared to a normal human.
Well done brother! You vanquished the dirt XENO!
I got married to my loving wife and had 3 beautiful kids before the beat dropped
I like how there was like just the sound of then fighting and the metal hitting the ground. OP out did himself by nkt adding in music during the fight scene
Spartan in the back is like: holy shit… how the hell is he not one of us?!
Born too early probably
In reality, the sergeant was a 1.1 Spartan. He was the son of an Orion soldier from the project (Spartan 1) and inherited much of the genetic improvements but obviously they were still a long way from the Spartan II
@@sebastiancarrera8373 like Johnson and the 1 other guy(don’t know his name) and there was just 2 of them right Johnson and the other guy(he also died right?)so wouldn’t he be the other guy’s son since I don’t think Johnson had a son
Pretty sure he’s like sgt Johnson, not quite a Spartan but still has a lot of enhancements to be a super soldier
You can even see it on there face through there helmet bro
"Look me in the eye and say that"
Translation
"Never let them know your next move"
It seems like he did that since his face was exposed and was also vulnerable, thought that was pretty slick and wise. Used his ego to expose his weakness and took advantage of the moment
Forge should've been a Spartan
I'll die on this hill
He would have been too powerful to stop and they needed him to die for plot reasons xD
I'll die on the same hill
@@jameshenderson4094 Probably would've been one of the most dangerous S-III's. That gut punch should've killed most Marines.
@@unknownvanguard8749 he wasn't most marines. He had genetic enhancements passed down from his father who was a spartan 1 like Johnson.
@@aresgodofwar0422 I don’t know the halo lore, who was his dad?
he is the only human to kill a arbiter
Forge: "look me in the eye and say that"
Arbiter: "nah I'll just stab you in the back"
Nah too egotistical and have some form of honor among a few of them
@@tboy817 Yeah the elites have dedicated warrior culture, This arbiter def had an ego but no elite would ever disgrace the last wishes of a warrior in combat.
Elites like the Arbiter would rather die than kill you dishonorably.
@@elbias220 your profile pic was his reaction when arbiter said that.i meant the person who made this comment
@@elbias220 sounded like Japanese warrior culture. Mind if I reference it?
I like how the Spartan behind them is like. (well s*** he did it)
That's something my army vet Grandpa would say changed up slightly. He says "Well, sh!t. Would you look at that."
Well tbf they had just finished killing like 20 more elites while he was fighting the Arbiter
the one time a character does what an audience is thinking
Imagine if Forge made it back home.
He'd qualify for the spartan 4 program.
And because he has naturally superior genes due to his father being a subject of the Orion project.
He'd basically be a spartan 4.5.
"He's got a sword that can boil my organs on contact. I should make it fair on him and throw hands."
elite society idk
This scene makes me remember ODST and the guys teaming up too kill that brute that fucked Mackey up.
Brute fucked romeo up not mickey
It was Romeo that got jacked up by the grav hammer
They straight dogpiled his ass
“It was Low-key poggers”
Bro really said, "f*ck your face" 😂
"A normal ass Marine just murdered an Arbiter, and you're laughing?"
I am, and I'm tired of pretending I'm not
Based pfp btw
@@isnitjustkit nah
@@moonman5496 cope
No forge, forge is not normal
Based and based pfp
I remember when my grandad got me this for my birthday. I don't remember which halo I asked for, but this wasn't it. I was a bit upset at him (still feel bad about that now as an adult, but I was a stupid kid, I know he tried) But when I was first introduced to the Spirit of Fire and her crew and got to guide the warthog to build my first base, I was hooked to this game. From the game play, to the lore, to the cinematics and characters, Halo Wars was simply awesome. If I'm being honest, I play it and HW2 more than the other Halo games to this day. I am seriously glad my grandad got the wrong game that day :)
My folks got me diddy kong racing instead of mario kart like i wanted. Best mistake ever
Cool😎
Probably asked for ODST, I remembered not even wanting this game and a relative got it for my birthday
i asked for grand theft auto 4 snd my grandmother got me san Andreas instead and i hadnt played it yet im so glad she did
"... I would've kicked your ass the first time if the lady didn't stop me." 😆😂
That Elite was the most fearless Elite Arbiter. He also fought with 2 swords which was illegal for elites. ..
You forget how big they are until they're compared to a normal human.
If this was a 343 game we could probably buy that Arbiter’s armor for 40 bucks
No because there wouldn't be any elites in the first place.
@@RebelGiga roasted
@@THEBLACKRIGHTWINGER nah that is a murder scene.
bro pulled it out so fast 💀💀
Lmao
bro???
His face was indeed the last face he saw as spartans wear helmets so we can't see their face
Ah yes, ODST dropping tycoon
Bro that’s the perfect name for halo wars if u play as captain cutter 💀
I really wanted him to say "who you talking to split lip"
Epic. Reminds me of Old Republic troops going against the sith.
Jace Malcom VS Arbiter (Halo Wars)
*Holy shit...*
Random sergeant killing the Arbiter is f*cking crazy. That spartan probably thought “Holy sh*t…”
Bro just killed the fucking arbiter without any enhancements at all
His father was a Spartan 1 part of the Orion project just like Sgt. Johnson, and the augmentations his father had slightly been passed down but not enough to make forge super human but it did play a small role in defeating the arbiter
@@thejunglecommando it was enough to give him enough plot armor to mary sue his way through this fight.
Forge is the embodiment of the indomitable human spirit
Man I wish we could've brought Forge back somehow.....they needed him during the incident with the banished
They didnt even talk about him in halo wars 2....
But atleast they brought him in Multiplayer back
@@havershelihavershelihe even says (i think) "yeah, don't ask why and how I'm here."
I think you'll find it on villainous toaster's video
Only thing they had of forge was the intro cutscene when everybody’s waking up. It pans to his cryo-pod being empty and off, much like the end cutscene for the first game. Nice but it’s very lackluster, even Sarina had a better mention when Cutter nearly quiets Professor Anders by mentioning her name.
Damn I never realized how big the elites are
Well this Arbiter was big for Elite standards
arbiter was really big for the elites and forge was short compared to a spartan so that size diference makes sense
On average, elites are 7’4 on average. This arbiter, ‘Ripa Moramee, was 8’1
CE's manual frames a typical elite as being 8 feet tall.
One of the most badass moments in halo. Forge showed how unenhanced humans can still kick ass including theirs just imagine John wick vs. That arbiter
"No dogs were harmed in the making of this cut scene"
A pencil would've sufficed
@@kylemorton9767 true to that problem is his shields
@@glenntownsend7637 John wick = 0% shields
This is from the Halo Wars game as well if I’m not wrong
"my face will be the last thing your pathetic eyes will ever see"
and then my mans pulled an uno reverse card on him
forge casually became the first non-spartan human to hold a energy sword, and also the first non spartan to kill a arbiter.
I no-lifed halo wars so hard when it first came out
"There will be no female to save you this time"
That's even more scifi than an alien.
Facts
Incel andy
@@hollow_dbd "Of course i know what an incel is, is someone who doesn't crawl to female feet just to get approval, like me"
@@jeibermilano2745 thats the most Incel sh!t I’ve ever heard 💀
@@hollow_dbd
Eunuch slave.
The fact that he football tackles him to the ground shows how badass he is, let alone him finishing the job.
Sgt forge the only human to ever kill an arbiter, he may have only been in one game, but by god he was an actual unit of a man in it
Considering the proportions, that punch must have literally felt like a sledgehammer
My first time watching this cutscene was "oh shit he's gonna di- OOOOOOOOOOFFFF"
why am i just realizing that forge has a card strapped to his shoulder pad 😂 now the infinite card attachment makes alot more sense
Forge got gut punched by an elite, an arbiter, still got back up and killed his split jaw ass
I love how he needed to emtpy his gun just to loosen the arbiters grip
This is how I define my masculine side, knowing full well I would've died here in seconds
We would of been killed by his sneak attack.
Rip sergent Forge
Sargent*
@@suparmada3583 hes british so for us it’s sergeant for you americans its saregnt
@@ross411 no its still sergeant for us Americans they just can't spell my mother was an E5 or a sergeant in the US army her Mos was a combat medic
@@ross411 who the fuck calls it “saregnt”???
Arbiter: My face will be the last thing your pathetic eyes ever see
Forge: That's my line!
Forge was ment to be the "johnson" of halo wars but he was his own type of G
The embodiment of “work smart not hard” and “never let them know your next move”
Forge will always be S tier
Back when regular Halo marines were actually badass instead of sidekicks. They don’t even speak during cutscenes anymore. Now it’s just the main cast that gets any screen time. Back in Halo 1-Reach you’d see them actually doing stuff and then Halo Wars had the balls to make one the main hero. Ensemble didn’t even want to make this game and they understood Halo better than 343.
*"The Council will have its corpse."*
Poor elites had their honor and way of life bastardized by the prophets
This game had some badass cutscenes, that five years of hell intro? Whooooo damn
*Spartan's in the distance*
Spartan 3: "Should we shoot that elite away for him?"
Spartan 1: "Nah...he got it."
Spartan 3: "...are you sure? He's getting his butt handed right now. That elite is literally holding him up with one arm."
Spartan 2: "Dude chill. Let's just keep walking. I'm not about to run again after running this morning. Plus, he'll probably stab that elite with a hidden knife or something. We always do that."
*Arbiter dies*
Spartan 2: "See what did I tell ya."
Spartan 3: "Whatever."
Spartan 2: "Now try to look cool. The screen is panning to us."
Red vs blue moment
The legendary moment where Sergeant John Forge bested a fucking covenant arbiter.
I like how Spartan red team walked up in the back casually not worried at all like they knew Forge could handle himself against arbiter.
In reality, the sergeant was a 1.1 Spartan. He was the son of an Orion soldier from the project (Spartan 1) and inherited much of the genetic improvements but obviously they were still a long way from the Spartan II
That makes a lot of sense
@@charles-vi7qbhe’s basically a roided up, peak athleticism human by default; add on years of fighting and constant physical demand which puts one into greater shape… and you get that unit
Absolutely love this scene. Especially the Spartans fight in the background 😁
Arbiter: my face will be the last thing your pathetic eyes ever see
Forge: *pull out a reverse move*
I remember this after I beat this mission I halo wars I was like, holy shit forge calm down
"You talking a lot of shit for someone in stabbing- wait, get over here in stabbing- range!."
Played the game so many times even though I can't have my sound on rn I can hear it
The only one who could kill 2 inquisitors and had some very firm balls
Imagine if he had Spartan armor on, he would have clapped him so fast and that one v one
Forge might of lost if he was In spartan armor because the arbiter would not be as arrogant and wouldn’t underestimate forge
It’s short but a masterpiece of a fight scene in halo
This edit is more creative than most I see. At least you paused the music and changed the face at the bottom. Little details like that make hours of endless scrolling feel a little less vapid.
The fact he tackled THE ARBITER is FUCKING nuts
Imagine dumping a pistol mag into an elites hand just to get your ribs caved in 💀
That's how you become a laughing stock in the afterlife
Damn forge showed that elite that he's stronger than a actual forge.
Halo wars 1 and 2 cut scenes are so awesome, this is the kinds stuff we needed for a halo show
Wait what this is from the halo wars game?
@@Alpenbasti1 one of the final cutscenes from HW1
@@Alpenbasti1 Bro Halo Wars 2 cut scenes completely revived the feeling of Halo after 343 fucked everything up.
@@MrNocturnalEmission Fr they were so good, tbh halo infinite wasnt as good.
@@explicit862 infinite is pretty shit
First marine to hold an energy sword and first marine to kill an arbiter.
Forge got that plot armor