Halo 3 chat

and anyone coulda thought of that nam for the first level

 

whats the matter no comment

 

Hey dude I have to agree with Darkreaper on this, your full of shit. For one shut up. If you were seriously the quote unquote staff manager you should be working on the damn game. Not talking to people on a forum that probable take you hours to find. But you may prove yourself by telling us an actual secret level, AND how to find it. Other wise I will forever think of you as a sniveling little whiner who wanted to be cool, that sitting in his momies basement thinking your safe.

 

Thanks for agreeing shadowoen. notice they stoed talkin to. hahahaha lol

 

With a staff manager such as this nitwit, it's no wonder how easy bungie games can be leaked and copied.

 

my cousin works for bungie
*cough Cough*
Believe what i say, i tell the truth

 

ne one here got xbox live and halo 2
i wanna play ppl

 

sorry retodd i wish i had xbox live but i only have dial up and not cable cause the phone company doesnt offer cable where i live.....man.

 

its cool dude, i dont really no much bout halo 3 but i no the storyline is biblical. so heres some of m stuff that i predict

 

lol

 

Guys, Spartan 117. If u read john 1:17,
(and mcs name used to be John 117, Hmmmm,) In "The Revelation of St. John the Divine": Chapter 1: Verse 17: (revelation 1:17) -> "And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last:
(verse 18 - 20 also seemed applicable)
-> 18: I am he that liveth, and was dead; and behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.
-> 19: Write the things which thou hast seen and things which are, and things which shall be hereafter; (well maybe not 19, )
-> 20: The myster of the seven stars which thou sawest in my right hand, and the seven golden candlesticks. The seven stars are the angels of the seven churches: and the seven candlesticks which thou sawest are the seven churches.

I know I'm reaching, but I still thought the 17 and 18 verse powerful and seemed to appeal to the spirit of the character.

Postscript: I'm by no means a scholar of religion so hopefully you will understand if I seem clueless.

and this one,
When I beat Halo the first time, something odd struck me about 343 Guilty Spark's speech. When Cortana points out its manipulation of the Master Chief into nearly destroying the sentient population of the galaxy, 343 says something to the effect of "When you did it the last time, you asked me if I would do it if I were in your position. I have had many years to think on this question, and my answer is still yes." (I'm sorry that I don't have the exact quote, but I am sure many of you will know what I am talking about.) This may mean that 343 has seen a Mjolnir suit before, possibly tying in with Durandal's exploits with his pet super-soldier, who incidentally also wears a suit of Mjolnir armor...
On that note, do we even know the extent of Durandal's exploration?When you hear the word Forerunner mentioned in the game, is it plural, as in reference to a forerunner race of sentient beings, or is it singular, a title of awe and power for a single entity? From what I have read of the Marathon lore, I have come to believe that Durandal made it to the end of the Universe, reaching some kind of Omega Point, where all information, time, space, matter, etc., became one. Should this be the case, and should Durandal have survived partially intact, he might have launched himself to the beginning of time, and continued with his mischief. At the end of Marathon Infinity, I believe, Durandal ordered his pet soldier to destroy a sun, causing mass destruction. He has an affinity for mass destruction as far as solving large problems. I suppose the cleansing of an entire galaxy of sentient life wouldn't be too large a moral stretch for him.
Aside from that, the precursor race to the S'Pht seem to have had some serious technology as far as manipulating energy and space. I suppose that their leaving the S'Pht world might have taken them to a place where they would eventually be able to create a device such as Halo. Due to the nature of the device, however, I believe that it would have taken extreme personal peril to cause such a race to create and eventually use the weapon. Perhaps it was that they were at first immune, or had caused the creation of the Flood, so that they felt responsible for its release. Perhaps they were ready to leave the galaxy and move off into a far space to pursue their own agendas, and the Flood have been a tool of theirs which could not have been allowed to run unchecked, but they were unable to effectively cleanse the worlds it had touched, but still left their amassed data and the samples of Flood behind in order to perhaps return to them one day. On a more sinister note, if the Forerunners, assuming they are a race, had planned on returning, would they really want company in what could potentially be their own private galaxy? The Halo-like devices would be an effective tool for freeing up some real estate for their return...
i donno wut u guys think?

 

hehe, i have a very open mind. i have a HUGE imagination.... o well i guess that cant hurt in life

 

wow.... i never woulda thought about that...lol. awsome

 

I see what you all are saying but maybe they will throw something out like the humans already knew about the forerunners and it was just clasified information or just got lost, because i am pretty sure the forunnners are dead. And all the hipe about the covenant getting to earth in the first one is because the covenant could have found the ark and destroyed all of humanity

 

Ohh hey ReTodd who is Dandural

 

The way I see it, its very unlikely that its coming out Feb. 9th. I really hope that it comes out then but it probably won't. I also hope it doesn't come out for xbox2

 

halo 2 is how it was supposed to be. they had to cut a lot of things out because of timing reasons but they left it as a cliffhanger to make u want more.