I know a lot of people dislike Kat's death, but I like how it shows just how random someone dying can be. There's no build up, no warning, just a radiation burst takes out the shields and a lucky guy gets a shot off.
@@trophywolfe people forget just how strong covenant weaponry is, Sam-034 got hit with a needler round and it punched right through his armor and they have shielding back in 2525, so a needle rifle going through a helmet like that? It's pretty believable.
@@trophywolfe in the cutscene their shields were already burnt, so the needle round went right through. They had just gotten hit by radiation from a glassing beam, so...
@@gamenut112 Even if her shields were still working she still would have died, spartan armour shield only activate if the entire suit is connected, but in a scene before she only just put her helmet on and you can see her neck.
"I'm sorry I came alone..." "Make him proud." I've yet to see another video game with such an ear for tone and gravitas. This campaign is astoundingly memorable.
And the dialogue feels realistic, every misión sounds military coherent, in every conversation the story moves forward smoothly, reporting to Holland, the AI reports, Halsey feeling godlike, and now with the second run i realized how tired carter must feel, doing everything humanly possible and still fail.
@@camiloruizcastellar4740 you can actually see carter feeling tired by the time right begore they pick up the package. He walks either with the gun pointed down towards the ground in one hand or on his back, contrary to the rest who walk in military cover-fashion with guns raised. You also get a sense of georges spirit in that he felt lucky to even be a spartan, how halsey had saved him by turning him into a spartan. Reach is in my eyes the best halo game. Halo 1, 2 and 3 had that big bravado of a hero, bladting his way through everything to win the day, but reach (and odst) had that deep, intriguing story, darker tones and more personal-driven story! Absolutly amazing
For all we know 6 is dead. Thats what a friend keeps telling me. But every now and then I think if 6 survived and did escape. Well let's just say oni might have kept it quiet and we will never know.
@@minecraftman360 its always a cool thought to bounce around with reasoning as to if 6 did, then how even with reasonings as for a yes 6 did survive or a no 6 didnt. Its a very interesting conversation
@@sloppiesweeaboocorner i mean the title for the mission leads to think he did but the cutscene doesnt, for certain if it was chief instead we already know how it wouldve turned out
@@justanaveragehuman8783 if it was the master chief it probably would’ve turned out the same outcome. Fun Fact: In the Halo storyline, Halsey considered Noble 6 ‘hyper-lethal’ and the only spartan she considered that was Chief.
Someone else said this on a different video but I'll expand on it some more... Halo: Reach's cutscenes pay so much attention to detail like for example in the "Engaged" cutscene when Sara says "Meg.. itt vanak" meaning "They're.. still here" Jorge sort of tilts his head upwards in realisation of what she just said right before the elites ambush them. Honestly it makes that cutscene even more intense and amazing the more you watch and when you first notice especially. Another example would be in Kat's death cutscene in New Alexandria, once Kat is shot look at Jun (who would be on the left as she's shot). As she is shot Jun twitches in shock, his arm just twitches and it really captures how sudden Kat's death was, it's insane. If anyone else finds more of these really detailed actions of body language feel free to comment them so we can all appreciate the attention to detail in this game and thank Bungie for really engaging us in the Fall of Reach!
@@marcotan9234 I believe that's the player's Emblem being showcased on the character. It's exactly like the original game and it's been forwarded to PC
@@ronan6771 hmmm, so I'd like to believe and I guess it makes sense, though I still noticed it even in my recent playthrough on MCC in the PC where the smiley face stays (and I had a different emblem). Perhaps a glitch maybe on my end?
@@marcotan9234 Maybe, perhaps it's your MCC emblem that only appears on your profile and not in-game characters? Or it is an official bug that hasn't yet been resolved.. Great spot by the way and I hope you enjoy your time on PC!
On my most recent replay, I actually teared up during the cutscene at 1:36:11. Not Jorge’s death, not Kat’s, not Carter’s, not Emile’s. No, what did it for me was this short cutscene, one that I once overlooked as just a transition into the next mission. While replaying the game, during which I strove to pay closer attention to the subtleties in Noble Team’s movement and dialogue, it got to me. Carter is so different in this cutscene from any other moment in the game. He’s been somber before, but never so tired and distracted. His consummate professionalism has been shattered, and he can only throw himself back into the mission. There’s no escape from grief, from the war. He’s being dragged along by his sense of duty now. He so desperately wants to let Kat’s loss break him. He wants to grieve, to cry, to let go, to deal with this in something that resembles a healthy way, but he can’t. I can almost see him sitting next to the radio, staring blankly into space and trying to mourn. It’s a superb performance by Freddy Bosche, and captures a disturbingly realistic kind of grief.
For real. Even though we didn't get to see Carter express much, I can only imagine what must be going through his head. How he must feel. Trying to keep it together as he team dwindles..Shoving his emotion away, keeping the mission on his mind.
Wow I never even saw it like that until you pointed it out. It gives new perspective. Carter really was trying to do everything he could and u slowly feel the pain and frustration he feels
For me it wasn't even a cutscene. When you're riding in the falcon trying to help woth evacuation efforts and one of the transports is shot down and crashes in the ocean you hear a marine say "Should would send a search and rescue team?" And another responds "Negative. There's no point."
The difference in Emiles tone is huge in this mission too, just the way Jamie Hector delivers the lines, it doesn't have the sarcasm or same jokiness anymore. Its almost like he realises how hard this is hitting Carter and he's speaking much softer, like everyone is tired and broken
The civilians aren’t effected by the difficulty changing health of NPCs. Also I wouldn’t put it past Bungie to make the civies more difficult to kill because of the huge MW2 No Russian controversy from only years prior.
@@Mobius_118 Getting a random sticky from a grunt with fucky AI behaviors is an instant game over and occasionally just as BS if not more. At least I can control my aim and grenade throws, not so much with a glitchy grunt AI
I LOVE how some of the cutscenes are like “recorded found footage” it gives the feel that this is almost a history record that someone (ONI) has put together as an investigation
The deluxe edition is in fact a black ONI box with related papers inside (the main thing aside from the disk is Hasley's diary, that has notes from before the spartan program was even a thing) and a note from someone that gathered all the info available from the archives for us written behind the content list
That's what I said when I first watched Rogue One. It's literally Halo Reach. -Bleaker tone compared to the rest of the series. -Prequel to the first installment. -All main characters are on a suicide mission that results in all of them dying (tho Jun survives in Reach so maybe not all). -The crucial, war ending plot MacGuffin gets transported off planet and then the planet is glassed. -The chronologically following title pretty much begins with the ship containing said MacGuffin being pursued by the enemy.
Spartans have magnetic attachments throughout their entire armor. They just need to activate it in the HUD. This isn’t seen in the games but in the books. Its explored that Spartans go through a bunch of training, one of which was gravity. It’s why in halo 5 during the intro scene to Blue Team. Their soles magnetizes to the floor
@@blackxican1995 you're mistaken there. that extends to the sides of the thighs, back, and sole of their feet. It is not armor wide, and it is seen in game. How else do they holster their weapons?
Amazing detail I never noticed at 15:43 when she says “Még itt vannak” in hungarian, that translates to “they are still here” and you can see Jorge visibly understand and tense up since he speaks hungarian.
A few years back I used to play halo reach with my dad, every day, as soon as we woke up we’d play it, before he started nightshift we’d play it, we’d play this game for hours and it brings back so many good memories, that game was everything back then. We used to finish it in under two hours, we’d still be playing it if he wasn’t up in the skys now.
I don’t know why but 15:46 was the coolest moment/cut scene in the whole game for me, the music and way the camera moved, the whole situation, it made the whole game feel much more serious and like the enemy’s were actually threatening to me, this got my Adrenaline up for the hole next combat zone and I wish there were games that could keep that vibe going 24/7
I never see enough praise for this scene. It’s easily one of my favorites, if not my favorite. The way the music starts, the way there’s just an extremely well delivered, guttural “we’ve been engaged”. Love everything about that scene.
I think it's also one of the most space-soldier versus Alien-esque (as in the horror sci-fi movie series) scenes we've seen in Halo. Tension is high, night-vision was just activated... Then a bunch of very skilled, powerful aliens hop out of the darkness only to quickly attack then recede back dragging civilians along with them...
1:09:45 my favorite cutscene of all time, just hearing the same message over and over again while an entire fleet of covenant ships comes your way knowing you have no chance of winning now is just… chilling.
never even played halo, however after watching this video it just looks so boring but i see now they basically copied off of call of duty while incorporating aliens and galactic warfare....
I never noticed before, but at 1:59:51 the covenant cruiser you shoot with the MAC gun actually crashes in the background. I always assumed that the ship backed off after it lost its main gun, but it turns out Noble Six racked up tens of thousands of extra kills right at the end
29:09 I just realized Jorge was nervous in front of Halsey, both Jun and Emile noticed he was acting kind of funny, I love Halsey, she’s an underrated character, she has a very authoritative presence, and really does love her Spartans in a maternal manner but saves face because Spartans react to authority, not emotion.
*tears up looking at comment section* "This is what the Halo community is supposed to be....welcome back" I'll have to make a Halo tribute at some point at this rate lol
this game really has a deep impact on me, back when i was a pre teen, my friends thought i was crazy for obsessing on “a game” but in reality, it’s one of the best games to exist. the story, noble team, and the fact that they all die is heartbreaking. the other games just talk about master chief winning, but this game talks about the reality of the military, and how everybody dies eventually. I will always love reach.
@@elizjabriseno7144Metal Gear Solid 4 was the same. The end of Solid Snake's saga had the same impact on PS3 in 2008. 25 years of video game story wrapped in one great game just like Reach did😎
The scene that shines out for me is the one after Kat dies, when Holland calls Carter and he doesn't want to talk, and when he does, you can feel his grief
I love the 360 and everything but it's crazy actually being able to see what happens at 46:31 instead of it just being a jumble of slides while you're frame locked at 30 fps
1:33:34 when the drums start to ominously pick up and they're talking about the atomic excitement. "How close!?" "THAT close!" One of my favourite scenes in the Halo universe.
"I've seen your file. . . . .that lone wolf stuff stays behind." Little did Carter know that Noble 6 would leave that "lone wolf stuff" behind on Reach. . . .forever. Great story and great game.
@1:08:31 “We all make it sooner or later.” I love how Jorge gives 6 his tags as he bravely prepares to meet his end. He’s sacrificing himself to save a planet that he loves. Reach is the only Halo game that actually stuck with me. Instead of one bland hero/player-analog character, you have a team of well-crafted, nuanced characters that actually have personalities.
This was, by far, my favorite Halo campaign. Loved every second of it. A close 2nd, imo, was Halo 3. I wish they hadn't screwed the pooch on Halo 4 and 5. Finger crossed Halo Infinite course corrects and brings back what made Halo such an amazing story and universe.
Halo 4's campaign was actually good tho. The multiplayer was what was bad. Ironically Halo 5 is the reverse. 5's campaign is by far the worst in the series.
@@Potato_n_Tomato I enjoyed halo 4 for what it was. I actually liked the MP. What pissed me off about halo 4 was the non ending. They continued and finished the story in a damn comic no one read. To me, that is just not right. Halo 5, I loved the build up to it with the podcast Hunt the Truth. I was actually looking forward to playing as Locke and crew, but felt the motivations weren't really discussed or throughly explored in the game. It just seemed forced. Also, not explaining where the rest of blue team came from didnt help. I knew because I read the novels, but I was constantly asked about it by friends and, at the time, customers who didnt read all the novels and comics. I just feel like halo 4 and 5 didnt live up to what bungie had done with the series, story wise. It just seemed like 343 were trying to spread the story out over different medias and it didnt work because they didnt come out and express that thought. The game's stories, which is why I play the series, just fell flat and seemed like they weren't really given the attention of past games.
I think Halo 4 had a decent campaign. Decent ending for Cortana and some interesting premises for a new trilogy. Then they went in the overdone evil AI stuff with Cortana.
Halo 4's story was good in that it finally acknowledged lore other than the main games. Halo 5 overhyped the Locke vs Chief fight that should've been done better and was basically a Locke game with the Chief rather than a game that was balanced between the two. What they should've done for Halo 5 was do the same thing as Halo 2 where there was a balance of levels regarding Arbiter and Chief. That or split the stories into two separate video games similar to Halo 3 and Halo 3:ODST. What they could've done was a main Halo 5 game done from the Chief's perspective and then Halo 5:Guardians that told Locke's.
“ Negative. I have the gun. Good luck sir.” No hesitation, not a hint of fear. He knew what his duty was. Spartan class II & III are a different breed.
1:42:17 is just so good. The way they’re just standing around trying to figure out what’s going on and where to go but they’re never not a Spartan, always got the trigger finger ready and waiting.
As a 33-year-old man that has played video games his entire life; none has had the impact on me that Halo: Reach did. An absolute masterclass. I find myself revisiting it often and appreciating it more every time. Thank you, Bungie, and everyone who worked on it. And most importantly, Thank you Noble Team for your sacrifice. Remember Reach.
1:35:55 My favourite shot from the entire series, it tells us a lot about each member of Noble without a word being said. Jun, the scout and resident sniper of the team who aside from a couple missions in the game remains relatively unseen most of the time, strays ahead from his teammates and is reduced to a small dot in the distance. Carter, the leader of the team, remains in the light while carrying Kat’s body, a heavy burden he’ll have to bear given how close they were. Six, the newest addition to the team and an overall enigma, remains in the shadows next to Carter, befitting of his “lone wolf” nature. And finally, Emile, the vengeful spirit of Noble and the team’s CQC specialist, is covered in red. Rage and anger. Absolutely amazing how clever use of lighting and positioning can convey so much about each character!
Damn, this first mission still holds that horror movie type feel to it that 12 year old me was terrified by. “Something in the field killed his son” still gives me chills haha. Hands down one of Halo’s darkest/horror movie scenes.
Tells you how hopeless the situation was for the high command when Kats plan she came up with in a cave, that was drawn with Emiles knife, in the dirt, was the best idea given to the Colonel. lol
Halo 4's story was great. Halo 5's was crappy, but I don't think it was because of its setup because the question of Rampancy is a big question that needed answering, alone with the flood, and the banished. I think its more the perspective of Halo 5's story and how the presented it. They tried to make us care about Locke, and tried to put him on the level of Chief. Yahhhh no. I still think 5's set ups is decent enough to have great sequel.
@@shadowbandit3975 I really did not like the Didact at all, he sucks the life out of the story and the universe. Completely ruins the OG Forerunners from Bungie. Bungie’s were like these mysterious figures and they didn’t show them for a reason. Now the old architecture works became we know they are gone and thus the buildings are really dark and dirty
I literally just realized while looking at the comments that Halo Reach's campaign just became my favorite of all the Halo's. I was thinking about it, and no other Halo makes me feel the way I do about Reach. I just get so so so invested in this campaign storyline, like it's a movie or something. The other Halo campaigns (excluding 4 and 5) are all absolutely amazing games. Top top tier campaigns. But the absolute cinematic emotional masterpiece they made with Reach is just the pinnacle of story telling for me. I really hope Infinite heads back to this direction.
I would wake up everyday about 2 hours early, get ready in 10-15 minutes and go to the living room to play this for about an hour and a half everyday before school. I miss those days.
This has got to be my favorite halo game because it's so militaristic, and not that cartoonish as the others. I'm starting to get into the SCP foundation so that's a part of it, but even before that it still was my favorite halo game.
Rewatching this has reminded me of how defeating Reach actually felt. I had all these fond memories and sad moments in mind but to see how every win was squashed with a bigger defeated almost immediately broke me down inside all over again 💔… I love this game
Thank you so much for making this. I just recently watched this with my dad who has zero interest in video games but I watch movies with him all the time. This was an amazing experience to share one of my favorite video game campaigns with him. And you made it possible.
2:03:58 is where the choral voices in the soundtrack really shine. I love how the chorus always returns whenever there’s a loss of something during the fight for reach.
I remember so clearly playing Reach when I was 14. The cutscenes, since they were real-time, always dropped frames on the OG 360. Seeing them now in 60 makes the memories all the more nostalgic, yet I yearn for the day this title receives the same treatment as Halo 2.
My god... has it really been 10 YEARS? Thank you Bungie for 10 YEARS of Halo Reach! The best one to date! So many great memories. If there was a game that would describe my childhood, it would be Reach.
Years later and I still play this game frequently. One of the instrumental games of my childhood and life, extremely grateful to have grown up with it. Also, just wanted to state this because I haven't seen any comments stating so, but Noble 6 for as little as he talks has such a cool damn voice. Wish he spoke more. Best halo.
This story is so good, I've watched it a dozen times and still can't get enough. Noble Team goes out like heroes, but Emile goes out like a straight G. Lol
I remember playing coop with my brothers during the trilogy. But I played Reach alone. We’ve recently gotten back into playing halo together again. Soon I’ll be an uncle and married. I can’t wait to play these games with the next generation. They truly are something special.
Thank you Gamer’s Little Playground for this video of Halo Reach. I have not played the campaign since 2012 and the multiplayer since 2016. One of my favorite games in the Halo franchise.
Irony of Noble Team's deaths: Jorge, Noble 5, heavy weapons expert: goes out with a bang Kat, Noble 2, brains of the operation: shot through the head Jun, Noble 3, sniper: actually still alive Carter, Noble 1, Leader: dies clearing the way for his team Emile, Noble 4, close-range expert: really loved his knife, stabbed in the back by a zealot Noble 6, former assassin for ONI: dies alone to an onslaught of covenant and ultimately killed by a zealot's hidden energy blade
One of many childhood games that lives rent-free in my heart. Not many realize that it really is not “just a game”. My older brother and I played this on the daily. Now, grown up and his age, it hits hard knowing how time flies.
I hate how the must have games have turned into the ones we have to avoid at all costs and honestly its our faults for not seeing the bad shit sooner and putting our foots down when we had the chance. Gaming was just too casual for that back then tho.
Good job GLP! And thank you for using default armor, as much as I like seeing everyone's custom Spartans, I always like when game movies have the default character designs 😄
It could just be me over analyzing this but at 1:58:29, you see Six’s shoulders expand and then drop. As if it’s one final deep breath before accepting his fate and completing his final mission. He knows what will happen if he stays behind, and yet he choose to do it like the badass he is.
@@Communsit_Man Spartans never die, They're just missing in action is the summary of the last mission 'Lone Wolf'. Go to the missions section and u will see it.
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Noble Team: Made the sacrifice.
MasterChief: Made sure it wasn’t in vain.
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Then cortana fumbled the bag
@@geoff7727 you won the internet
@@geoff7727343 fumbled the bag immensely
@@Lark-um8hv They both did. Bungie is responsible for Destiny 2. Lets not act like both parties made a bad decision
I know a lot of people dislike Kat's death, but I like how it shows just how random someone dying can be. There's no build up, no warning, just a radiation burst takes out the shields and a lucky guy gets a shot off.
But it was just a needle rifle
@@trophywolfe people forget just how strong covenant weaponry is, Sam-034 got hit with a needler round and it punched right through his armor and they have shielding back in 2525, so a needle rifle going through a helmet like that? It's pretty believable.
@@gamenut112 only thing is that when I shoot a spartan in the head it took 3 shots to kill 2 for sheild and 1 to kill
@@trophywolfe in the cutscene their shields were already burnt, so the needle round went right through. They had just gotten hit by radiation from a glassing beam, so...
@@gamenut112 Even if her shields were still working she still would have died, spartan armour shield only activate if the entire suit is connected, but in a scene before she only just put her helmet on and you can see her neck.
Started the decade with Reach, and now ending the decade with Reach.
TheMythic i did the same
Yep
Um... You mean, the last decade ended when reach and so did this one.
2011-2020 is a decade. Not 2010-2019/2020.
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It was a great decade
"I'm sorry I came alone..."
"Make him proud."
I've yet to see another video game with such an ear for tone and gravitas. This campaign is astoundingly memorable.
And the dialogue feels realistic, every misión sounds military coherent, in every conversation the story moves forward smoothly, reporting to Holland, the AI reports, Halsey feeling godlike, and now with the second run i realized how tired carter must feel, doing everything humanly possible and still fail.
@@camiloruizcastellar4740 you can actually see carter feeling tired by the time right begore they pick up the package. He walks either with the gun pointed down towards the ground in one hand or on his back, contrary to the rest who walk in military cover-fashion with guns raised. You also get a sense of georges spirit in that he felt lucky to even be a spartan, how halsey had saved him by turning him into a spartan. Reach is in my eyes the best halo game. Halo 1, 2 and 3 had that big bravado of a hero, bladting his way through everything to win the day, but reach (and odst) had that deep, intriguing story, darker tones and more personal-driven story! Absolutly amazing
@@DJHumla also it wasn’t a fairy tale that always has a happy ending, it was actually pretty realistic about sacrifice and stuff
Anything story that feels real is always memorable. The entire narrative and immersion aspect had me feeling like a Spartan.
6 is a stoic. They dont talk much but when they do stfu and listen to their badassness
Current Objetive: Survive.
A clever way to say to the player "This is the end... you are at your own now."
"There Will Be Another Time"
*chills*
For all we know 6 is dead.
Thats what a friend keeps telling me. But every now and then I think if 6 survived and did escape.
Well let's just say oni might have kept it quiet and we will never know.
@@minecraftman360 its always a cool thought to bounce around with reasoning as to if 6 did, then how even with reasonings as for a yes 6 did survive or a no 6 didnt. Its a very interesting conversation
@@sloppiesweeaboocorner i mean the title for the mission leads to think he did but the cutscene doesnt, for certain if it was chief instead we already know how it wouldve turned out
@@justanaveragehuman8783 if it was the master chief it probably would’ve turned out the same outcome.
Fun Fact:
In the Halo storyline, Halsey considered Noble 6 ‘hyper-lethal’ and the only spartan she considered that was Chief.
"Hit 'em hard boss"
"You're on your own Noble, Carter out!"
Hit me right in the feels.
Again...
...in 4k 60fps
We'll be right back
Carters death made me sadder than any of the others, even Jorge
Not as hard as carter hit that scarab tho
It’s been an honour sir, likewise
Jun: You know this stuff is stolen?
Milita dude: What you gonna arrest me?
Jun: No, I’m gonna steal it back 😂
Anthony X The way he says it is satisfying too.
Imma leave it at this many likes, 117
Anthony X god I’d love to see us go into Jun and kill that entire ship and return Cortana
Goku Black
kinky
Anthony X Yes, that was a thing that was said. What did you have to actually add?
Noble 1: its good to have you back
Noble 6: sorry i came alone
Noble 1: make him proud.
Dont make me cry
@@Mikezinj Real Heros words
Haha yeah I watched that video too!
1:23:32
Fought for Reach
Wept for Reach
Remembered Reach
@blizz girl Yeah at first I was exactly the same 😂
But in time it's nice to appreciate the story and what it gives you 😊
Remember Reach..
Avenged Reach
Lets do it again, one last time.
You know it's a good prequel when it adds more power to Thruth's desrh.
Raped for Reach
Highly recommend reading the Halo book Shadows of Reach. We get our revenge on Reach.
No Flood, no Prophets, no Chief, no Cortana, and this game still felt just as much Halo as any of the original trilogy.
Well technically cortana is in the game but get what you mean
TAKE NOTES HALO TV SERIES!
@@ohthatswild1755 pfft it's too late for that my friend
@@hailmendoza6106 they put it out of its misery for now lmao
This game gave a lot of meaning to chief and the sacrifices that had to be made
Someone else said this on a different video but I'll expand on it some more...
Halo: Reach's cutscenes pay so much attention to detail like for example in the "Engaged" cutscene when Sara says "Meg.. itt vanak" meaning "They're.. still here" Jorge sort of tilts his head upwards in realisation of what she just said right before the elites ambush them. Honestly it makes that cutscene even more intense and amazing the more you watch and when you first notice especially.
Another example would be in Kat's death cutscene in New Alexandria, once Kat is shot look at Jun (who would be on the left as she's shot). As she is shot Jun twitches in shock, his arm just twitches and it really captures how sudden Kat's death was, it's insane.
If anyone else finds more of these really detailed actions of body language feel free to comment them so we can all appreciate the attention to detail in this game and thank Bungie for really engaging us in the Fall of Reach!
The engaged cutscene is honestly the most badass thing ive ever seen in a videogame
I only got 1 tiny thing that bothers me....why is there a smiley face (teal color) on Six's semi-upper right chest ?
@@marcotan9234 I believe that's the player's Emblem being showcased on the character. It's exactly like the original game and it's been forwarded to PC
@@ronan6771 hmmm, so I'd like to believe and I guess it makes sense, though I still noticed it even in my recent playthrough on MCC in the PC where the smiley face stays (and I had a different emblem). Perhaps a glitch maybe on my end?
@@marcotan9234 Maybe, perhaps it's your MCC emblem that only appears on your profile and not in-game characters? Or it is an official bug that hasn't yet been resolved.. Great spot by the way and I hope you enjoy your time on PC!
On my most recent replay, I actually teared up during the cutscene at 1:36:11. Not Jorge’s death, not Kat’s, not Carter’s, not Emile’s. No, what did it for me was this short cutscene, one that I once overlooked as just a transition into the next mission. While replaying the game, during which I strove to pay closer attention to the subtleties in Noble Team’s movement and dialogue, it got to me.
Carter is so different in this cutscene from any other moment in the game. He’s been somber before, but never so tired and distracted. His consummate professionalism has been shattered, and he can only throw himself back into the mission. There’s no escape from grief, from the war. He’s being dragged along by his sense of duty now. He so desperately wants to let Kat’s loss break him. He wants to grieve, to cry, to let go, to deal with this in something that resembles a healthy way, but he can’t. I can almost see him sitting next to the radio, staring blankly into space and trying to mourn.
It’s a superb performance by Freddy Bosche, and captures a disturbingly realistic kind of grief.
For real. Even though we didn't get to see Carter express much, I can only imagine what must be going through his head. How he must feel. Trying to keep it together as he team dwindles..Shoving his emotion away, keeping the mission on his mind.
Wow I never even saw it like that until you pointed it out. It gives new perspective. Carter really was trying to do everything he could and u slowly feel the pain and frustration he feels
For me it wasn't even a cutscene. When you're riding in the falcon trying to help woth evacuation efforts and one of the transports is shot down and crashes in the ocean you hear a marine say "Should would send a search and rescue team?" And another responds "Negative. There's no point."
@@RadarHawk Fuck. Yep. That scene hit too. Can't imagine that situation.
The difference in Emiles tone is huge in this mission too, just the way Jamie Hector delivers the lines, it doesn't have the sarcasm or same jokiness anymore. Its almost like he realises how hard this is hitting Carter and he's speaking much softer, like everyone is tired and broken
I swear, the civilians in this game has like 5 to 10x the HP of the marines.
Foreal i seen marines get a animation where they get insta meleed by brutes and shit yet the civilians get the same one but survive and run away after
The civilians aren’t effected by the difficulty changing health of NPCs. Also I wouldn’t put it past Bungie to make the civies more difficult to kill because of the huge MW2 No Russian controversy from only years prior.
@@texassherman7093 That and killing one is an instant game over so it'd make sense that they have a larger HP pool.
@@Mobius_118 Getting a random sticky from a grunt with fucky AI behaviors is an instant game over and occasionally just as BS if not more. At least I can control my aim and grenade throws, not so much with a glitchy grunt AI
spartan my ass
Still bugs me that no in game subtitles are a thing.
Me: *Shooting*
Character: *Speaks*
Me: "WHAT?!"
Yeah, and then you have to figure out what the character said to get through that level,
Nani???
i prefer no subs. it's stylistically better
Personally I never found that as an issue. The levels were expertly designed to direct me where i needed to go.
It sounds like they’re speaking through Xbox 360 mics lol
Emile's Death will always give me chills..
"Im ready!...How about you!?"
Alot of the lines in this game are gold, but that one stuck with me.
@Andre Sykes after taking a chest impalement. Fucking savage indeed.
After all these years I think I've just realised Emile wasn't saying he's ready for a fight. He's saying he's ready to die.
For real
I LOVE how some of the cutscenes are like “recorded found footage” it gives the feel that this is almost a history record that someone (ONI) has put together as an investigation
Yes every awkward angle, birds eye views of Reachs megalithic natural land. Security camera footage, drone footage. Its so dope.
The deluxe edition is in fact a black ONI box with related papers inside (the main thing aside from the disk is Hasley's diary, that has notes from before the spartan program was even a thing) and a note from someone that gathered all the info available from the archives for us written behind the content list
@@Daniel-yy3tyI still have mine.I keep the diary by my reach figures
Basically the original Rogue One
MVQlech_67 Jorge is original baze malbus
That's what I said when I first watched Rogue One. It's literally Halo Reach.
-Bleaker tone compared to the rest of the series.
-Prequel to the first installment.
-All main characters are on a suicide mission that results in all of them dying (tho Jun survives in Reach so maybe not all).
-The crucial, war ending plot MacGuffin gets transported off planet and then the planet is glassed.
-The chronologically following title pretty much begins with the ship containing said MacGuffin being pursued by the enemy.
@@Brian-rx9sp someone really liked Reach
Brian
There were differences though. For instance, when a character died in Halo Reach, people actually cared.
@@mythhead2688 Pretty much. I felt something when Jorge 'died.' I felt absolutely nothing when Mads Mikkelsen died.
still amazed at how Emile had the balls to sit at the edge of the pelican
It gives me anxiety. An unexpected movement and there goes Emile.
Spartans have magnetic attachments throughout their entire armor. They just need to activate it in the HUD. This isn’t seen in the games but in the books. Its explored that Spartans go through a bunch of training, one of which was gravity. It’s why in halo 5 during the intro scene to Blue Team. Their soles magnetizes to the floor
@@blackxican1995 you're mistaken there. that extends to the sides of the thighs, back, and sole of their feet. It is not armor wide, and it is seen in game. How else do they holster their weapons?
How is that even possible shouldn’t he slip out ?
Emile is basically the CQC specialist of the group, I bet his balls keep him grounded to anything
Emile: Cervice to the east
Caboose: Crust is made with yeast
Let’s go
Were it so easy
Im smart i know 1 +1 btw im blind im using voice i will now spell bench 1 2 3 bitçh ta da
*crevice*
"tHe woRdS PLeaSe"
Amazing detail I never noticed at 15:43 when she says “Még itt vannak” in hungarian, that translates to “they are still here” and you can see Jorge visibly understand and tense up since he speaks hungarian.
"Don't cut yourself"
"i didn't bring my shovel"
-Emile
It's been an honour, sir 😢
@@wolfpuppclips2371 "I'll kill every last one of em myself."
@@noble20xx56bro sounds like Eren Yeager 💀
@@boomba-rh4ss For real. And it makes sense, both lost damn near everything.
@@noble20xx56 yooo you replied after 2 years, that’s pretty cool I wasn’t expecting that 😭
A few years back I used to play halo reach with my dad, every day, as soon as we woke up we’d play it, before he started nightshift we’d play it, we’d play this game for hours and it brings back so many good memories, that game was everything back then. We used to finish it in under two hours, we’d still be playing it if he wasn’t up in the skys now.
He's just missing in action friend.
@@MrNobleSix indeed brother
That’s awesome that you guys got to do that.
We have lost a Spartan
But we have not lost the war
bro this made me tear up hope you’re doing good
That transition from "dead helmet to title screen to live helmet" sent a clear message: You're not surviving
Jesus, that's a sobering thought. Nice observation man
They shit the outcome before it happens, ballsy
I missed this the first time I played Reach on Launch Day. I was so surprised at how we died at the end.
I don’t know why but 15:46 was the coolest moment/cut scene in the whole game for me, the music and way the camera moved, the whole situation, it made the whole game feel much more serious and like the enemy’s were actually threatening to me, this got my Adrenaline up for the hole next combat zone and I wish there were games that could keep that vibe going 24/7
i dont know about the best part in the game, but it's definatly one of the most badass, epic, hardcore, baller ass cutscenes in ANY game.
I never see enough praise for this scene. It’s easily one of my favorites, if not my favorite. The way the music starts, the way there’s just an extremely well delivered, guttural “we’ve been engaged”. Love everything about that scene.
I think it's also one of the most space-soldier versus Alien-esque (as in the horror sci-fi movie series) scenes we've seen in Halo. Tension is high, night-vision was just activated... Then a bunch of very skilled, powerful aliens hop out of the darkness only to quickly attack then recede back dragging civilians along with them...
@@lumina6123No exaggerating, it’s my favourite cutscene in all of gaming.
Reach and ODST are hands down the best Halo campaigns in the series. So good.
The one man army type of Halo 2&3 does have its charm, but still below the level of Reach.
I can't find an argument there. Although CE is still my favorite.
Hopelessness is a powerful emotion
I agree 100%. Those 2 are the most under rated halo games.
@@S1LVAW0LFunderrated? I always see nothing but praise for Reach
1:09:45 my favorite cutscene of all time, just hearing the same message over and over again while an entire fleet of covenant ships comes your way knowing you have no chance of winning now is just… chilling.
Its a good week to be a halo fan boys! Lets fight on reach one more time!
I hope each subsequent release of each Halo game in MCC goes like this!
never even played halo, however after watching this video it just looks so boring but i see now they basically copied off of call of duty while incorporating aliens and galactic warfare....
@@sunstar9863 bruh
@@sunstar9863 except the first halo game came out in 2001 while CoD came out in 2003, but I get the comparison.
Anyone else annoyed by the smiley face emblem?
“There’ll be another time..”
The most ominous words in the Halo universe… #rememberReach
I didn't think I would feel the same after all these years...still hurts
Miko Re™ same i wasn’t ready
I never noticed before, but at 1:59:51 the covenant cruiser you shoot with the MAC gun actually crashes in the background. I always assumed that the ship backed off after it lost its main gun, but it turns out Noble Six racked up tens of thousands of extra kills right at the end
DUDE good spot!
hyper-leathal vector ALL the way to end.
Omg I never noticed that!!!!!! I always wondered why it didn't follow them!!!!! Thank you for spotting that and letting us know!
29:09 I just realized Jorge was nervous in front of Halsey, both Jun and Emile noticed he was acting kind of funny, I love Halsey, she’s an underrated character, she has a very authoritative presence, and really does love her Spartans in a maternal manner but saves face because Spartans react to authority, not emotion.
He’s awkward when talking about personal matters, when it comes to military stuff he immediately knows what he wants to say
28:38 I never played with captions so I always thought Jorge said "Mom"
Well he's technically been 'adopted' by Halsey for the Spartan II program. So you're somewhat right.
@@LieutenantFoxtrot 'adopted' is the wrong word
@@hawaiianperson85 Trying to stay kid friendly. UA-cam's watching me very closely.
Mason Macanas abduction
@@LieutenantFoxtrot lol adopted Jeffry Epstein style.
*tears up looking at comment section*
"This is what the Halo community is supposed to be....welcome back"
I'll have to make a Halo tribute at some point at this rate lol
I agree, it's making a comeback!
Good to be back :)
@@tenacityxl It has been too long :')
@@BTmethius Finally! :D
this game really has a deep impact on me, back when i was a pre teen, my friends thought i was crazy for obsessing on “a game” but in reality, it’s one of the best games to exist. the story, noble team, and the fact that they all die is heartbreaking. the other games just talk about master chief winning, but this game talks about the reality of the military, and how everybody dies eventually. I will always love reach.
Same here man. Wish there were more games/stories/movies like Reach. But nothing compares.
@@elizjabriseno7144Metal Gear Solid 4 was the same. The end of Solid Snake's saga had the same impact on PS3 in 2008. 25 years of video game story wrapped in one great game just like Reach did😎
Despite being a 2010 game, it holds up pretty well, even the models for the face are pretty good
These are basically updated graphics for the MCC.
@@TheColtB well It's the same graphics. Just optimized for the better Hardware
The scene that shines out for me is the one after Kat dies, when Holland calls Carter and he doesn't want to talk, and when he does, you can feel his grief
Brings back the old days. it really brings back the old days.
I love the 360 and everything but it's crazy actually being able to see what happens at 46:31 instead of it just being a jumble of slides while you're frame locked at 30 fps
Bro The 360 version of that scene coming at ya like Microsoft Powerpoint
16:32 it’s the “we aren’t stuck in here with them, they’re stuck in here with us” moment that makes reach such a badass game
1:33:34 when the drums start to ominously pick up and they're talking about the atomic excitement.
"How close!?"
"THAT close!"
One of my favourite scenes in the Halo universe.
Best Halo game? Yes or Yes?
Pedro WLA no
@@federicofernandez3004 Yes
Sancti no
@@federicofernandez3004 why?
most believable story tho
"I've seen your file. . . . .that lone wolf stuff stays behind." Little did Carter know that Noble 6 would leave that "lone wolf stuff" behind on Reach. . . .forever. Great story and great game.
I never noticed it before but at 15:52 Carter pushes Kat out of the way of the energy sword. Carter is a real one.
@1:08:31 “We all make it sooner or later.” I love how Jorge gives 6 his tags as he bravely prepares to meet his end. He’s sacrificing himself to save a planet that he loves.
Reach is the only Halo game that actually stuck with me. Instead of one bland hero/player-analog character, you have a team of well-crafted, nuanced characters that actually have personalities.
Couldn't agree more.
John-117 is a developed character in the Halo novels,it’s just that Bungie made him bland initially to be a self-insert for the player.
@@philburnell5148 Want a cookie? Didn’t i just say that?
Master Chief isn't a bland character in bungie's Halo games.
@@JustSomeCritic7777 Hmm, from a clinical perspective, this is fascinating. You said one thing and another person directly contradicted you.
It’s real subtle, but I appreciate how you can hear something change in Carter’s tone after Kat’s death.
"Crevice to the East."
"Crust is made with yeast."
"Let's go."
"Got it!"
Damnit Caboose
RvB reference is slick
This was, by far, my favorite Halo campaign. Loved every second of it.
A close 2nd, imo, was Halo 3.
I wish they hadn't screwed the pooch on Halo 4 and 5. Finger crossed Halo Infinite course corrects and brings back what made Halo such an amazing story and universe.
Halo 4's campaign was actually good tho. The multiplayer was what was bad.
Ironically Halo 5 is the reverse. 5's campaign is by far the worst in the series.
@@Potato_n_Tomato I enjoyed halo 4 for what it was.
I actually liked the MP.
What pissed me off about halo 4 was the non ending.
They continued and finished the story in a damn comic no one read.
To me, that is just not right.
Halo 5, I loved the build up to it with the podcast Hunt the Truth. I was actually looking forward to playing as Locke and crew, but felt the motivations weren't really discussed or throughly explored in the game.
It just seemed forced.
Also, not explaining where the rest of blue team came from didnt help.
I knew because I read the novels, but I was constantly asked about it by friends and, at the time, customers who didnt read all the novels and comics.
I just feel like halo 4 and 5 didnt live up to what bungie had done with the series, story wise.
It just seemed like 343 were trying to spread the story out over different medias and it didnt work because they didnt come out and express that thought.
The game's stories, which is why I play the series, just fell flat and seemed like they weren't really given the attention of past games.
I think Halo 4 had a decent campaign. Decent ending for Cortana and some interesting premises for a new trilogy. Then they went in the overdone evil AI stuff with Cortana.
Halo 4's story was good in that it finally acknowledged lore other than the main games. Halo 5 overhyped the Locke vs Chief fight that should've been done better and was basically a Locke game with the Chief rather than a game that was balanced between the two. What they should've done for Halo 5 was do the same thing as Halo 2 where there was a balance of levels regarding Arbiter and Chief. That or split the stories into two separate video games similar to Halo 3 and Halo 3:ODST. What they could've done was a main Halo 5 game done from the Chief's perspective and then Halo 5:Guardians that told Locke's.
Agree 100% as I bought an Xbox for Halo in 2002 after Halo 3 meh
“ Negative. I have the gun. Good luck sir.” No hesitation, not a hint of fear. He knew what his duty was. Spartan class II & III are a different breed.
1:42:17 is just so good. The way they’re just standing around trying to figure out what’s going on and where to go but they’re never not a Spartan, always got the trigger finger ready and waiting.
As a 33-year-old man that has played video games his entire life; none has had the impact on me that Halo: Reach did. An absolute masterclass. I find myself revisiting it often and appreciating it more every time. Thank you, Bungie, and everyone who worked on it. And most importantly, Thank you Noble Team for your sacrifice. Remember Reach.
1:35:55 My favourite shot from the entire series, it tells us a lot about each member of Noble without a word being said.
Jun, the scout and resident sniper of the team who aside from a couple missions in the game remains relatively unseen most of the time, strays ahead from his teammates and is reduced to a small dot in the distance.
Carter, the leader of the team, remains in the light while carrying Kat’s body, a heavy burden he’ll have to bear given how close they were.
Six, the newest addition to the team and an overall enigma, remains in the shadows next to Carter, befitting of his “lone wolf” nature.
And finally, Emile, the vengeful spirit of Noble and the team’s CQC specialist, is covered in red. Rage and anger.
Absolutely amazing how clever use of lighting and positioning can convey so much about each character!
Beautiful said!
holy moly youre so right. great catch!
I came here after halo tv show’s depiction of reach… and THIS game still makes me cry to this day. God damn.
They truly ruined halos storyline, like how does Halsey know about the Halo Ring?
It’s beautiful it could make a grown man cry. BUT SPARTANS NEVER CRY. THEYRE JUST SWEATING THROUGH THEIR EYES!
Damn, this first mission still holds that horror movie type feel to it that 12 year old me was terrified by. “Something in the field killed his son” still gives me chills haha. Hands down one of Halo’s darkest/horror movie scenes.
Said it before, I'll say it again especially after all these years.
Remember Reach.
Tells you how hopeless the situation was for the high command when Kats plan she came up with in a cave, that was drawn with Emiles knife, in the dirt, was the best idea given to the Colonel. lol
I remember when Halo had a good story and good dialogue. Hope Infinite does that
I think you should give Halo 4's story a chance. I really liked it. Reach has been my favorite, then 3, then 4 or 2
Halo 4's story was great. Halo 5's was crappy, but I don't think it was because of its setup because the question of Rampancy is a big question that needed answering, alone with the flood, and the banished. I think its more the perspective of Halo 5's story and how the presented it. They tried to make us care about Locke, and tried to put him on the level of Chief. Yahhhh no. I still think 5's set ups is decent enough to have great sequel.
@@shadowbandit3975 I really did not like the Didact at all, he sucks the life out of the story and the universe. Completely ruins the OG Forerunners from Bungie. Bungie’s were like these mysterious figures and they didn’t show them for a reason. Now the old architecture works became we know they are gone and thus the buildings are really dark and dirty
Oh, it does lol.
It does
You can hear the tone change in Carter and Hollands voice in the cutscene after Kat’s death. You’ve lost but we still have to push forward
I literally just realized while looking at the comments that Halo Reach's campaign just became my favorite of all the Halo's. I was thinking about it, and no other Halo makes me feel the way I do about Reach. I just get so so so invested in this campaign storyline, like it's a movie or something. The other Halo campaigns (excluding 4 and 5) are all absolutely amazing games. Top top tier campaigns. But the absolute cinematic emotional masterpiece they made with Reach is just the pinnacle of story telling for me. I really hope Infinite heads back to this direction.
I got some bad news 😭
@@boomba-rh4ssit was bad news indeed 😭😭😭
I would wake up everyday about 2 hours early, get ready in 10-15 minutes and go to the living room to play this for about an hour and a half everyday before school. I miss those days.
This has got to be my favorite halo game because it's so militaristic, and not that cartoonish as the others. I'm starting to get into the SCP foundation so that's a part of it, but even before that it still was my favorite halo game.
Rewatching this has reminded me of how defeating Reach actually felt. I had all these fond memories and sad moments in mind but to see how every win was squashed with a bigger defeated almost immediately broke me down inside all over again 💔… I love this game
To roll from Halo CE to 2, 3 then Reach. What a time.
Thank you Bungie
Thank you so much for making this. I just recently watched this with my dad who has zero interest in video games but I watch movies with him all the time. This was an amazing experience to share one of my favorite video game campaigns with him. And you made it possible.
Can't wait to rail every covenant I see with mouse and keyboard lmao
Covenant biggest enemy is actually the "mouse" and not the "demon".
This is the best campaign I ever played and has the best campaign Soundtracks in any game
2:03:58 is where the choral voices in the soundtrack really shine. I love how the chorus always returns whenever there’s a loss of something during the fight for reach.
I always loved Halo Reach’s aesthetic.
Somewhere between Colonial Marines, Anime and Call of Duty Tacticool and it all just blends together perfectly
last time I was this early 117 was still called John
Last time I was this early chief had finished the fight ...
Last time I was this early, chief had an antenna on his back and a less intimidating voice.
Last time I was this early, I was just a security officer on some ship called the Marathon...
It’s crazy how detailed and beautiful a game from 2010 is.
I remember so clearly playing Reach when I was 14. The cutscenes, since they were real-time, always dropped frames on the OG 360. Seeing them now in 60 makes the memories all the more nostalgic, yet I yearn for the day this title receives the same treatment as Halo 2.
the 4k upscale is beautiful too
Thnx for letting me see the saddest moment in halo history also in 4K R.I.P noble 6
My god... has it really been 10 YEARS? Thank you Bungie for 10 YEARS of Halo Reach! The best one to date! So many great memories. If there was a game that would describe my childhood, it would be Reach.
Finished it few hours Ago
This game is my Christmas present
1:52:57
Emile: Sector's clear.
*Scarabs Drop in*
Emile: Not clear *NOT CLEAR*
Years later and I still play this game frequently.
One of the instrumental games of my childhood and life, extremely grateful to have grown up with it.
Also, just wanted to state this because I haven't seen any comments stating so, but Noble 6 for as little as he talks has such a cool damn voice.
Wish he spoke more.
Best halo.
”its good to have you back”
”sorry i came alone”
”make him proud”
Totally copied
@@Nayo_The_Mayo it’s a line from the campaign and they are just quoting it how is that copied
the feels….
@@Ares_gaming_117frr 😞
Such a great game, ending is so heartbreaking. Tears everywhere
I watch this from time to time to remember one of the BEST summers of my childhood...
This story is so good, I've watched it a dozen times and still can't get enough. Noble Team goes out like heroes, but Emile goes out like a straight G. Lol
1:35:15 the soundtrack is so amazing
That’s Marty babyyyyy
Halo Reach has one of the best campaigns ever
It takes my number one spot of all time
1:50:40 My personal favorite cutscene in the entire game.
I remember playing coop with my brothers during the trilogy. But I played Reach alone. We’ve recently gotten back into playing halo together again. Soon I’ll be an uncle and married. I can’t wait to play these games with the next generation. They truly are something special.
One of the best games I’ve ever played! Such a captivating story and gameplay. And to see this game on 4K @ 60 FPS is jaw dropping
48:37 I absolutely love this cutscene
Thanks 343! You guys did a hell of a job! My buddies and I killin it in MP the other day.
Thank you Gamer’s Little Playground for this video of Halo Reach. I have not played the campaign since 2012 and the multiplayer since 2016. One of my favorite games in the Halo franchise.
Irony of Noble Team's deaths:
Jorge, Noble 5, heavy weapons expert: goes out with a bang
Kat, Noble 2, brains of the operation: shot through the head
Jun, Noble 3, sniper: actually still alive
Carter, Noble 1, Leader: dies clearing the way for his team
Emile, Noble 4, close-range expert: really loved his knife, stabbed in the back by a zealot
Noble 6, former assassin for ONI: dies alone to an onslaught of covenant and ultimately killed by a zealot's hidden energy blade
Jun is the stealth op, and he goes missing, Carter goes down with the ship, Six is a lone wolf and dies alone.
One of many childhood games that lives rent-free in my heart. Not many realize that it really is not “just a game”. My older brother and I played this on the daily. Now, grown up and his age, it hits hard knowing how time flies.
Dang i remember when a halo game came out it was a must have. Shoutout to the golden age of halo( reach and down)
I hate how the must have games have turned into the ones we have to avoid at all costs and honestly its our faults for not seeing the bad shit sooner and putting our foots down when we had the chance. Gaming was just too casual for that back then tho.
Yeah true, it’s big money now so there going to milk it dry
1:21:18 that was one of the best feelings I’ve ever gotten from any game
as im older now, knowing about the convenant and the horror their capable off, the words “May god help us all” truly hit home
cant believe i watched the whole thing this game alone is the reason why i love the game.
1:52
Caboose: "touch"
1:00:05
"Noooooo... "
"Goodbye giant friend. See you soon!"
YES! I KNEW I WASN'T THE ONLY ONE THINKING ABOUT THAT
"He touched the butt!"
"And then I landed back down here with my real friends."
@@josephsmith886 "I AM YELLING QUIETER BECAUSE I AM FARTHER AWAY FROM YOU..."
Good job GLP! And thank you for using default armor, as much as I like seeing everyone's custom Spartans, I always like when game movies have the default character designs 😄
16:00 will always in my opinion be the most badass scene in the game, gives me chills every time
Never ever gonna forget. "WEVE BEEN ENGAGED!"
@@rubenlopez3364 "Five and Six, clear the hole." Then Six reloads as they walk like badasses towards the door.
@@kingontheriver726the fact that Jorge LOCKS THE DOOR behind them too makes you realize that Spartans are like mini Elden Ring bosses 😭💀
what a beatifull game, always a high top tier quality that shows how much bungie care´s about the halo sagas. Such a memorable experience
It could just be me over analyzing this but at 1:58:29, you see Six’s shoulders expand and then drop. As if it’s one final deep breath before accepting his fate and completing his final mission. He knows what will happen if he stays behind, and yet he choose to do it like the badass he is.
Spartans never die , they’re just missing in action
bruh you just saw them die
Where does this quote come from, is it just to boost UNSC marine morale?
@@Communsit_Man they ain’t dead fam . And in the beginning of reach campaign , carter tells Jorge the infamous “Spartans never die” quote
@@deezwho5584 ua-cam.com/video/F24PsdUlFTU/v-deo.html
@@Communsit_Man Spartans never die, They're just missing in action is the summary of the last mission 'Lone Wolf'. Go to the missions section and u will see it.