>>1

The originally intended purpose was to suppress riots among Earthlings, so it’s inevitable that it is underperforming against aliens.

…Isn’t it overkill to use this against humans?

>>5

It’s troubling because when I watch the Marines, it starts to seem necessary.

>>5

Well, I can understand that there were some unsettling movements in the outskirts, like a rebellion or something…

>>9

I remember that at first, we thought the Covenant’s invasion was a local armed uprising.

Well, it’s strange to think that aliens are attacking, but…

>>5

When it comes to wars, surprisingly weak.

That’s a game-related convenience…

>>1

I remember that the poop ship in level 3 was the hardest I’ve ever experienced.

This person can do anything…

Is the official history supposed to be at an advanced difficulty level?

Still, it’s quite deadly…

I’m starting to want to have a HALO coop festival like we did last year again…

ONI (No falsehood in the name)

In a way, since the chief can normally die and the best results from multiple retries are reflected in the story, I remember there being something like being treated as immortal.

>>7

I wonder which is better, the DOOM guy who keeps coming out with new ones after dying, or something else.

The automatic shield recovery is huge; this is why we can fight.

>>11

The shielded Mk5 appeared at a very close timing just before the main story.

I really wonder how they fought that far without a shield in the Mk4…

It’s the same technology as the Jackal’s shield, isn’t it?

Give me the one that doesn’t disappear from EMP.

The Spartan II costs the same as a battleship to build.

>>14

It’s more advantageous than battleships because you can capture the opponent’s battleship.

>>14

Because it’s more about the body than the gold…

It’s not particularly something to be praised compared to II either.

There are way too many situations where we can’t do anything without this person.

I think that there are limits to what one person can do, and it’s not possible to stop all wars.

>>17

There are many situations where nothing can be done without Cortana.

I think flash cloning is a surprisingly advanced technology.

First-generation handgun enthusiast.

>>20

Why is there a scope attached?

Why isn’t it attached to the assault rifle?

I don’t understand much after 4…

>>22

The kidnapped children were all geniuses, so they understood the necessity and accepted their fate.

Things like that really piss me off…

>>25

If this world were different, they would possess genetic abilities that could produce achievements and capabilities on par with historical heroes like Napoleon and Cao Cao.

Moreover, this judgment and conscription are being carried out illegally.

What kind of strength does it take to flip a tank over?

>>23

Inverse of the piezoelectric element

When electricity flows, power is generated.

It’s not an easy thing.

Don’t take off your helmet…

In novels or anime outside of the game, the strength is crazy.

In the game, if a beam rifle grazes your toes, you’ll die…

Come back after blowing up enemy battleships, bases, and ancient civilization relics, all while empty-handed.

In the main story, I hardly saw any other Spartans until around 3, so the sense of despair on the human side was overwhelming, and seeing them being mass-produced again was very moving.

Hey… why are we being pushed to the brink of extinction as soon as the inf starts…?

Good luck.

In the dead world, only the accomplished chief remains after everything else is cut away.

I think it’s cute that even someone like this gets their barrel hot and says “ouch, it’s hot.”

(Cortana is gradually becoming less cute)

>>36

The beginning is the least cute, isn’t it?

You’re not cute at all.

Antimatter rifle

Incredibly powerful handgun

The first generation handgun is a sniper rifle that can fire in rapid succession.

>>41

It’s considered heavy weaponry, you know.

I don’t really know why, but it’s a work that satisfies my desire for powered suits.

I like the various types.

When using INF, it feels casual, but considering the weight of the armor, it’s really something outrageous, that wire.

My impression that this is so terrible against the anti-government forces comes from seeing the discussion about a nuclear attack on government-controlled colonies by the anti-government forces.

Well, the government side is also normally skewed, so both sides are outrageous…

If each person in the RTS had combat power equivalent to the chief in the main story, it would be a huge problem…

“If the battlefield is hell, then I am a devil!” That’s good, isn’t it…

>>50

Are you watching, Samuel! The lines you picked up from the setting are also great…

In other words, the WARS series has too many variations of dialogue…

I was completely shocked to hear that they are abducting talented children to turn them into soldiers and returning clones.