It's wild that we had the same thought around the same time lmao. Just finished with 100% items(I ain't gonna go back for 100% scans, aintnobodygottimefordat). Don't know if I'm gonna have the time to actually follow through on making one but I'd be pumped to see yours/hear your thoughts!

I'll never understand how one of the most un-cool souls to walk this earth writes some of the coolest characters in cinema.

You're a legend ty

Question, does the displayed runtime include the intermission? Just curious so I know how much time I gotta block off to go see 😁

The fake out and true ending for that video really did hit

Sue these hack frauds for copyright infringement. You deserve recognition, you broke new ground!!!

Yeah the spam and reuse of levels is ass for sure, 2nd half definitely drags. At least the warthog sequence ends things on a cool note lol

Without spoilers I will say that Halo 2s campaign while not perfect feels alot grander in scale but also suffered from a difficult development. Halo 3 feels like the most consistent of the trilogy because they basically were able to finish everything they wanted to do. Looking forward to ur thoughts

It really is a shame but considerIng how little time they had with minimal manpower, making the game that basically became the blueprint for console FPSs going forward is crazy impressive.

So the original Halo was going to be an isometric game for the Mac before Microsoft acquired Bungie and told them they had 9 months to make a launch title for the Xbox. The reason the second half of the campaign is so rough is because it's literally them reusing the first 5 levels but backwards lmao

Drive to Costco like we did today and you might stick with fall 😂

What's funny is that, similar to the Coral Tower in Silksong, the version of Anor Londo we initially find isn't actually how it looks today. After killing Gwendolyn, the illusion(essentially a window to the past) melts away and we realize that Anor Londo is decaying just like the rest of Lordran.

I'm a big fan of aesthetic contrast being used to make areas more impactful while enriching the narrative. Dark Souls does this well; having the majority of the world look dead & downtrodden but then finding Anor Londo in its pristine state makes for such a jaw dropping, wondrous moment.