Originally posted by Nemesis XThe Arbiter grew as a character through-out 2, and the role of Arbiter was already established in the lore before Halo 2.
Blue Team had very few chapters, true, but Chief's presence was still there.On these we can agree on.
Give me one mode in 4 that's comparable to the new, refreshing Warzone in 5. Also the common Arena matches aren't like Halo 4's matchmaking where you customize to have a ghey load out with nothing but plasma pistols and plasma grenades.
Same can be said for the Arbiter in Halo 2 who took more focus in the story than Chief did and everyone loves him. Even you. So come Halo 6, people will be appreciating Locke just as much.
Locke is just some punk kid who thinks he's in Chief's league, and he's also boring as hell.
Your ****ing lying.
Arbiter showed up in Halo 2. He wasn't established. It was supposed to be a secret that you play as a secondary character. I have no idea why you think he was established before Halo 2 because he wasn't.
As well, people had the same bitches and complaints when Raiden was a more part of Sons of Liberty. Now, people love him.
Locke would probably follow the same suit as those two characters.
Locke and his background was also fairly established in the lore before Halo 5; a badass mercenary and whatnot before he became a spartan. I prefer Arbiter more too, but by Halo character standards he's still likable enough, whether he's actually on par with Chief or not. Depending on how Halo 6 turns out, Locke will probably grow more by then, regardless.
Originally posted by SmasandianWasn't Arbiter mentioned in Halo 1?
Your ****ing lying.Arbiter showed up in Halo 2. He wasn't established. It was supposed to be a secret that you play as a secondary character. I have no idea why you think he was established before Halo 2 because he wasn't.
As well, people had the same bitches and complaints when Raiden was a more part of Sons of Liberty. Now, people love him.
Locke would probably follow the same suit as those two characters.
Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Locke and his background was also fairly established in the lore before Halo 5; a badass mercenary and whatnot before he became a spartan. I prefer Arbiter more too, but by Halo character standards he's still likable enough, whether he's actually on par with Chief or not. Depending on how Halo 6 turns out, Locke will probably grow more by then, regardless.
Probably. Just like how Raiden and Arbitar grew on people after initial shock.
I didn't mind him. Personally, I never really thought Master Chief was that great of a character aside from his badassary.
Yep. The first game he had nothing. It was only from Halo 2 that we knew very little about him and it wasn't that great.
I don't know why people think Master Chief is the amazing, fully detailed character. He is not. He's just a guy with a gun. It was only until Halo 4 when he started to have some sort of personality.
It's the same with Gordon Freeman.
So, the new Warzone Firefight mode is actually good. Like a surprisingly good reason to come back to this game. If there's one thing this game could be getting more praise for, it's all the free DLC. I mean after all the paid DLC of the previous Halo's for map packs, etc, am just still amazed that all this decent additional content is actually free. Props to 343 for that.
Yeah, you can argue or say that Halo 5 was somewhat of an incomplete game at launch, but now it's got all that I could've wanted from it a year ago... Just hope Halo 6 doesn't make that same initial mistake, whenever it happens.