Ferrier! (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} bokhorne) wrote,@ 2007-09-25 17:10:00 |
|
Sorry for everyone about my comments I left in spite. But seriously, though... Halo 3. I played it for about an hour, and talked about the first hour of gameplay. Fun. That's all I'll say, not the other things I said. Seriously, Halo 3 though...
...IT IS A GAME. Video. Game. And if you are going to get THIS worked up over a video game, that's not fine at all. Just realise that if you ask me politely to stop talking, I will. But no, people got too worked up over this.
Master Chief has the following things happen to him depending on what difficulty you play, and here's the whole shabang:
When they arrive on the newly built Halo, they quickly discover thatGravemind is still alive, attempting to reconstruct himself on the newHalo. The Chief, the Arbiter, and Sergeant Johnson quickly make theirway to the control room, where they attempt to fire Halo. Guilty Sparkrealizes that this will destroy his new ring because it is not fullyready yet, and kills Sergeant Johnson as he tries to activate the ring.The Master Chief destroys Guilty Spark, activates the ring, and barelymanages to escape with the Arbiter on The Dawn, an UNSC ship.
Back on Earth, a memorial service is held, and the Arbiter leaves forhis own homeworld. It is implied that the Master Chief did not surviveto make it back to Earth. However, a short scene after the credit rollreveals that he and Cortana had in fact been separated from the Arbiteras a section of The Dawn tore off during the slipspace jump.Drifting through space, Cortana drops a distress beacon, and MasterChief climbs into a cryo chamber to wait for rescue. If the game iscompleted on the highest difficulty, the hulk is seen drifting towardsa planet after an unknown expanse of time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWuDcN-P
So there we go. I just spoiled the game for some people who clicked on the links. I will leave the cut their though, because if you're like me, you'll play the game, even if someone spoils the game. Or the movie.
PS: WIKIPEDIA ALSO HAS SPOILERS FOR IT ONLINE!
...IT IS A GAME. Video. Game. And if you are going to get THIS worked up over a video game, that's not fine at all. Just realise that if you ask me politely to stop talking, I will. But no, people got too worked up over this.
Master Chief has the following things happen to him depending on what difficulty you play, and here's the whole shabang:
When they arrive on the newly built Halo, they quickly discover thatGravemind is still alive, attempting to reconstruct himself on the newHalo. The Chief, the Arbiter, and Sergeant Johnson quickly make theirway to the control room, where they attempt to fire Halo. Guilty Sparkrealizes that this will destroy his new ring because it is not fullyready yet, and kills Sergeant Johnson as he tries to activate the ring.The Master Chief destroys Guilty Spark, activates the ring, and barelymanages to escape with the Arbiter on The Dawn, an UNSC ship.
Back on Earth, a memorial service is held, and the Arbiter leaves forhis own homeworld. It is implied that the Master Chief did not surviveto make it back to Earth. However, a short scene after the credit rollreveals that he and Cortana had in fact been separated from the Arbiteras a section of The Dawn tore off during the slipspace jump.Drifting through space, Cortana drops a distress beacon, and MasterChief climbs into a cryo chamber to wait for rescue. If the game iscompleted on the highest difficulty, the hulk is seen drifting towardsa planet after an unknown expanse of time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWuDcN-P
So there we go. I just spoiled the game for some people who clicked on the links. I will leave the cut their though, because if you're like me, you'll play the game, even if someone spoils the game. Or the movie.
PS: WIKIPEDIA ALSO HAS SPOILERS FOR IT ONLINE!
