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I can think of maybe 10. I don't know how you could get more.DarkLink77

Depends what we're calling great William.

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#252 DarkLink77

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[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]I can think of maybe 10. I don't know how you could get more.jg4xchamp

Depends what we're calling great William.

Indeed, sah. I'm thinking maybe the Galaxy games, Demon's Souls, that sort of thing.

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And Words With Friends.

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[QUOTE="GOGOGOGURT"]I disagree with the Empty shell part. In a sea of dramatic over-the-top cheesy game characters, master chief is the only one who keeps his head. He's mysterious and caulussed, but you can tell there's a soft spot.

Heh, talking about Gordon Freeman. :P But you bring up a very rant-worthy point. John is given a huge backstory and tons of exposition in the novel Fall of Reach, and going from that to Halo 3 feels very jarring. On the one hand, he is a very human character with emotions, desires and flaws (always wanting to win no matter what)... then in the game, all he really becomes is a nearly-characterless shell that requires lots of player input to really get anything out of it (i.e. projecting things onto him that might not have been intended by Bungie). It makes me hopeful that 343i really can bust the shell open on John, and show us his human side ("A Hero Awakens" definitely makes me think this will happen). There are very few duty-bound heroic types left in gaming.

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#255 DarkLink77

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And Words With Friends. jg4xchamp

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#256 PannicAtack

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[QUOTE="Zeviander"][QUOTE="GOGOGOGURT"]I disagree with the Empty shell part. In a sea of dramatic over-the-top cheesy game characters, master chief is the only one who keeps his head. He's mysterious and caulussed, but you can tell there's a soft spot.

Heh, talking about Gordon Freeman. :P But you bring up a very rant-worthy point. John is given a huge backstory and tons of exposition in the novel Fall of Reach, and going from that to Halo 3 feels very jarring. On the one hand, he is a very human character with emotions, desires and flaws (always wanting to win no matter what)... then in the game, all he really becomes is a nearly-characterless shell that requires lots of player input to really get anything out of it (i.e. projecting things onto him that might not have been intended by Bungie). It makes me hopeful that 343i really can bust the shell open on John, and show us his human side ("A Hero Awakens" definitely makes me think this will happen). There are very few duty-bound heroic types left in gaming.

I want a video game where you play as the rough equivalent of Atticus Finch.

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#257 FireSpirit117

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[QUOTE="GOGOGOGURT"]I disagree with the Empty shell part. In a sea of dramatic over-the-top cheesy game characters, master chief is the only one who keeps his head. He's mysterious and caulussed, but you can tell there's a soft spot.Zeviander

Heh, talking about Gordon Freeman. :P But you bring up a very rant-worthy point. John is given a huge backstory and tons of exposition in the novel Fall of Reach, and going from that to Halo 3 feels very jarring. On the one hand, he is a very human character with emotions, desires and flaws (always wanting to win no matter what)... then in the game, all he really becomes is a nearly-characterless shell that requires lots of player input to really get anything out of it (i.e. projecting things onto him that might not have been intended by Bungie). It makes me hopeful that 343i really can bust the shell open on John, and show us his human side ("A Hero Awakens" definitely makes me think this will happen). There are very few duty-bound heroic types left in gaming.

Halo's story has a lot of the same problems as Gears of War's; much of the plot points and character development happens in the books instead of the actual games.

But yeah, given how 343 has been responsible for much of the recent Halo EU, I'd imagine they'd want to keep Halo 4's storyline consistent with those as well.

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[QUOTE="NeonNinja"]
Really? 3 has my favorite campaign out of all them.
jg4xchamp

What do you want a medal?

Sorry champ, not interested. A medal for disagreeing with you is about as common as finding a Pidgey in tall grass.

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#259 illmatic87

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And Words With Friends. jg4xchamp

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[QUOTE="jg4xchamp"]
[QUOTE="NeonNinja"]
Really? 3 has my favorite campaign out of all them.
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What do you want a medal?

Sorry champ, not interested. A medal for disagreeing with you is about as common as finding a Pidgey in tall grass.

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#261 Stevo_the_gamer Moderator

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Halo owned the rest it appears.

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