They'd be mistaken not to change the shade of green to this ASAP, it's perfect.
Man. I dig this color change someone made to the armor. It doesn't overly dull the green but makes it just look nicer.
Halo Infinite - E3 2019 Trailer; Releasing on Project Scarlett, Xbox One and PC in Holiday 2020
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This looks really good, I don't so much mind the current green either but if they changed it to this I'd also be happy.
Man. I dig this color change someone made to the armor. It doesn't overly dull the green but makes it just look nicer.
PC has got ya.
It'll be exciting to see it on Project Scarlett too.
Ray Tracing on Master Chief's Visor! Finally
Smartscope was nice and I wouldnt mind if it came back. It wouldnt disrupt the classic halo gameplay as much as people think.
I'd say that they have made everything a little chunkier than on previous games. Interestingly think calls back to the lower polygon original game.
Hopefully, next generation consoles will abolish shitty AA.
Oh who am I kidding, IQ's just gonna get thrown out the window completely.
Yep. I thought it looked off too. Felt cartoony when I was expecting ultra real. I'm very curious what aesthetic they are going for. I thought 4 and 5 were stunning games with great art direction.
People complained and complained about the armors in 4&5. I particularly thought they were dope
I've watched the trailer four times now and I've loved it more on each viewing, its setting a tone that I really hope they follow through on.
One thing I don't see a lot of talk about is the forerunner architecture at the end of the trailer, it no longer looks like the 4 and 5 style. Kinda looks like a mix between CE, CEA, 2 and 3 to me.
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dummy thicc. The clap of his ass cheeks keep alerting the enemies
I think we get a multiplayer beta for this game in December based off a detail in the trailer and what 343 has said in the past.
In the boot up sequence when MC is awoken, you see a few things. The word "believe" is translated from a code, and the date 12.22.19 is at the top right, so I think that's when the beta starts.
In the boot up sequence when MC is awoken, you see a few things. The word "believe" is translated from a code, and the date 12.22.19 is at the top right, so I think that's when the beta starts.
Talking about visuals alone, I gotta say I'm not super impressed.
The cutscene looked great, it really did. But I remember seeing early in-game trailers from Xbox & Playstation back in 2012/2013 (stuff like Ryse & inFamous: Second Son) and knowing that these games could not look like this on 360/PS4. This trailer looked like a really good Xbox One X in-game cutscene, not something I've never seen before.
Obviously the Xbox One X came out just two years ago, so I don't mind skipping Scarlett but it just feels weird that the first announced next gen game shown would be something that I think we've seen before.
The cutscene looked great, it really did. But I remember seeing early in-game trailers from Xbox & Playstation back in 2012/2013 (stuff like Ryse & inFamous: Second Son) and knowing that these games could not look like this on 360/PS4. This trailer looked like a really good Xbox One X in-game cutscene, not something I've never seen before.
Obviously the Xbox One X came out just two years ago, so I don't mind skipping Scarlett but it just feels weird that the first announced next gen game shown would be something that I think we've seen before.
The Halo 4/5 design wasn't bad by any means, I thought it looked quite cool but it did look a little busy and was odd sometimes depending how Chief was posed. To be honest his shoulder armour has always looked a bit weird whatever armour. You might prefer his tank look or athletic second skin suit, both are good although they went bit overkill with his angel thruster wings in 4/5 and the neck chest link.
It's a cross gen game, 4k 60fps and has a year and a half left until release.
It's not a nextgen game. It's a current gen game that will be supported/launched with Scarlett
Yep, looks more like Bungie's Aztec aesthetic. Even the small glimpse of movement is like the older games:
I think they should have shown gameplay. It would have been more impressive. But the gsme looks incredible, the levels of details are insane. The lightening is very impressive. I can't wait to see Digital Foundry analysis of it.
As an outsider I am not hyped for this , should've gone for the game play :/
Looks pretty though.
Looks pretty though.
No it didn't. And I'm a huge halo purist.
It was largely just an aesthetic thing anyway. Yeah it wasn't great to have parts of the screen obscured but in practice I NEVER once thought "oh man I died because I had smart scope instead of a classic scope"
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You're ignoring that it fundamentally altered gameplay. No longer was shooting and moving at top speed a possibility anymore with this but now an additional punishment was added to function of shooting if you didnt ADS (in addition to the movement penalty). To suggest that isnt a huge departure from halo is ridiculous
So yeah, the above was also discussed on Halo reddit:From the 2018 trailer:
2019:
Hmmm.
I have a feeling I'll be zooming in many objects in the game haha I sure hope Theater mode is in so we can take shots like this ingame
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I noticed this yesterday too. That's a damn fine looking belt. The detail is insane.
ads didnt restrict movement and accuracy (for the most part) was same, whether ads or not
You clearly have not played Halo 5 or don';t remember it.
There was no functional change in movement when aiming unless maybe you are talking about stabilizers while ADS. I made that shit manual ASAP, and it was actually useful in traversal and combat.
Sprint was the bigger offender.
It tightened your spread, but thats been the case for every scoped gun in the franchise.
In order to ads you had to stop sprinting, which meant punishing movement in order to shoot. That is more of a product of sprint but in order to ads and get a tighter spread you had to stop moving at top speed. In the previous halos assault rifles had no scope or ads, there was no penalty for shooting. That's not the casein 5 as not adsing means a punishment to spread.
The only explanation you need for the armor is that Chief is getting old and that space diaper is vital to his... performance in the field.
I haven't played a Halo game since Halo 3 so my lore knowledge is lacking at the moment. I know that there are multiple Halos. What's the total number though? Is it one per solar system? One per Galaxy? A different number entirely?
In terms of Halo's function, I thought a Halo was designed to rid a solar system (or galaxy) of all sentient life if a Flood threat couldn't be contained? Aren't the flood wiped out as of Halo 3? Is there a good lore synopsis I can read lol?
In terms of Halo's function, I thought a Halo was designed to rid a solar system (or galaxy) of all sentient life if a Flood threat couldn't be contained? Aren't the flood wiped out as of Halo 3? Is there a good lore synopsis I can read lol?
Originally 7 rings + the Ark which manufactures the rings.
Installation 4 was destroyed in Halo 1.
Installation 5 was in Halo 2.
The Ark makes Installation 8 in Halo 3 to replace Installation 4. Installation 8 is destroyed in Halo 3.
Installation 3 was in Halo 4.
Installation 9 is made by the Ark to replace Installation 8. Anders arrives there at the end of Halo Wars 2.
Even so if you were sprinting while equiped with weapons that have zoom functions like the sniper rifle, BR, ect. you couldn't sprint while zoomed in regarding Reach and Halo 4 either. Functionally ADS is no different in Halo 5.
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And it was equally as problematic in this games too, just more so in 5.
