This game seems to do some pretty interesting things with the first-person view narration and the diversity of situations. In fact the game sounded more interesting in this 1 min reel than in the few reviews I read.
@Scazza: I haven't played MW2 but the part in the video concerning writing history the right way made me think of another line from Halo 3, "I will beat the prophet like a drum."
I found a lot of lines in Halo 3 entertainably laughable and also hated that everyone who tries to help you usually fails at what they had to do on their end, forcing you to go and do it for them. Perhaps I have mostly bad memories of single player Halo, but MP was a lot of fun with friends.
I MW2 like Halo, I mean the writing, characters and plotline? With all the comments regarding MW2 making no sense it kind of gives me the feeling that the game ends like Halo 2, with a WTF on my face as the plant from little shop of horrors cries seymour in the sequel.
@Arkhaiz: Mostly because the Covenant, especially the Elites trying to speak English, are working at a whim to try to say what they want to you as eloquently as possible, without having the vocabulary to do so.
Some of the dialog in Halo 3 is awesome. If you don't smile at:
"So, you have plan?"
"I planned on shooting my way out. You know. Mix things up a little."
@Phydeaux: Actually they're speaking their native tongue. There's translation software in Master Chief's MJOLNIR armor. Hence why you couldn't understand them in Halo:CE.
Then again I think the Halo universe has GREAT story. Within the games and without.
@Phydeaux: That line does make me smile, in an old action movie kind of way.
Also I've never thought of the aliens as speaking and alien language or them needing some kind of translator for some reason. I thought they were just trying to "savage" them up so the player wouldn't feel bad about shooting at them.
It's already rated M. I don't really care what they say about it as long as the game makers can still make them as they are and adults can still buy them as they are. #assassinscreedii
@Str8_Jihadin: Its literal meaning notwithstanding, "cazzo" has acquired more or less the same value as "fuck" in English, in the sense that you can insert it (bilingual penis joke, yay!) in just about any sentence or phrase.
A multifaceted, versatile word indeed.
I'm so happy my beautiful language will be showcased in such a, huh, "vibrant" way.
As for the soprano, she cries because it's just soooo good. It happens. ;) #assassinscreedii
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That was surprisingly well written and a good laugh.
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I found a lot of lines in Halo 3 entertainably laughable and also hated that everyone who tries to help you usually fails at what they had to do on their end, forcing you to go and do it for them. Perhaps I have mostly bad memories of single player Halo, but MP was a lot of fun with friends.
I MW2 like Halo, I mean the writing, characters and plotline? With all the comments regarding MW2 making no sense it kind of gives me the feeling that the game ends like Halo 2, with a WTF on my face as the plant from little shop of horrors cries seymour in the sequel.
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Some of the dialog in Halo 3 is awesome. If you don't smile at:
"So, you have plan?"
"I planned on shooting my way out. You know. Mix things up a little."
You don't have a soul.
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Then again I think the Halo universe has GREAT story. Within the games and without.
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Uh, then how come the humans can interact with them, Lord Hood, other humans with cybernetic implants notwithstanding.
Even so, you can continue to blame that on translation error.
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Also I've never thought of the aliens as speaking and alien language or them needing some kind of translator for some reason. I thought they were just trying to "savage" them up so the player wouldn't feel bad about shooting at them.
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And another WTF: "I'm in bed with her, she CRIES as I fuck her"?
WHAT THE EFF?
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A multifaceted, versatile word indeed.
I'm so happy my beautiful language will be showcased in such a, huh, "vibrant" way.
As for the soprano, she cries because it's just soooo good. It happens. ;) #assassinscreedii
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