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Do not waste your tears, I was not born to watch the world grow dim. Life is not measured in years, but by the deeds of men.
Posted by: goldhawk
We should know better, because we are better.
Posted by: Wolverfrog
Posted by: Xd00999
Posted by: Wolverfrog
You guys shouldn't get so worked up about this. It's just one approach to life post-war. This isn't all that's going on after the events of Halo 3, it's just one side of the cube.
We can get mad at Rrach, why not this? It is all opinions after all.
The problem here is that the other sides of the cube are poorly shown, and occasionally appear non-existent.
Get mad at Reach because it tramples over established canon and took some pretty far-fetched explanations to explain some of the inconsistencies.
I'm sure all the good post-Halo 3 stuff is being saved for Halo 4; this is just a scene-setter, really.
Reach does make some large canon errors, but I choose to overlook some of them because I enjoyed the gameplay. I do not disagree with any point that Caboose brought up, but if you use a fine enough comb you can find holes and inconsistencies everywhere.
And why save all the good stuff for Halo 4? Why not spread out the awesome and amazing evenly? I would much rather prefer several great things instead of several sub-par things and one excellent thing.
If this is to be a scene-setter and help explain the events of Halo 4 lots of people who have not read the books will be confused. If Telcam's faction shows up preaching fire and brimstone all the people who played only the games will be confused because, lets face it, Halo 3 ended on an optimistic note for Human-Elite relations.
[Edited on 11.04.2011 5:57 PM PDT]