@m4a5 @Iffy350

I don't think they would want to mostly because we're dealing with MS here, and the in thing to do these days is to hate on anything related to them.

Maybe they deserve the hate, but come on, enough already. It's getting really old.

Plus there's much we still don't know about this case. Perhaps MS was willing to buy it and end all this nonsense but he demanded a ridiculous sum of money. We just don't know yet how it really went down.

@Orange_Apples Yeah, good point. But maybe in the next instalment, the whole universe will be threatened.

@lowkey254

The fan base is huge, so it's easier to make a game for a franchise that is already well-known than take a risk with new IP. Furthermore, the lore is rich, so there's a lot of untapped potential.

Agree though that the series ended; thus making this move a little awkward. Didn't the Halo story "end" in Halo 3 as well? I haven't played the games much, so I don't know. Maybe they'll just move forward with the series as was done with Halo.

@thefinalzapkeet @nickyparmar92

A lot of people complained about From Ashes being day-one DLC. It was vital to the story. Leviathan was too somewhat.

@CrushedGear @Prats1993 I keep seeing this comment being used a lot to challenge someone who writes negative comments on an article. The fact is, he is here to express his views. It's okay even when ironically someone would say, "I'm not interested in this." Of course it might be logical to not be around something you're not interested in, but I think everyone is interested to some extent in whatever that may be; hence their being on an article page.

All in all, I may like or dislike what people say; and at times, I facepalm at certain comments, but the best thing you can do when you don't like something is ignore it. Believe me, your experience on this site will get a hell of a lot better.

@gilldominic @Emerald_Scott I was just trying to put them in the same scenario basically is all. :)

I don't know why people are attacking Microsoft. This guy must have cybersquatted. When someone does that with any of your trademarks, I would like to see what some of you would do.

I strongly get the impression that her statements have been horribly taken out of context because journalists can be such cunning bastards.

I agree with several comments below, so I'm not going to repeat any of that.

I just feel that the kind of change she meant was encouraging more women into the industry. I don't think she was implying that women are needed for any kind of change in the industry to happen.

I partially agree that it would take more women appearing in the industry to encourage more girls to consider a career in it. I say "partially" because men can encourage girls, too. However, it also depends on one's own interest- all it takes is one's passion for gaming, their knowledge plus determination.

@Trail_Mix They should have initiated that a loooong time ago. I don't see why they would now, but it's not too late to try I guess.