MrL0LZ

Yeah, for Halo 4, i'm abandoning my old Xbox live account, since it ran out of gold. I never actually managed to get recon because of the "Beat Firefight on heroic difficulty" achievement.

Personally, I think the only reason people didn't like it was there was no multiplayer, I personally liked ODST, never saw why people hated it. Then again, after beating campaign and getting those achievements for recon, there wasn't really a reason to play it anymore.

That is my main gripe with Halo. I can't freaking play it on PC. Please fix this for Halo 5 343. Also, Forward Unto Dawn is the name of a ship, so that's how it's supposed to be named.

You always have Spartan Ops. Also, don't ever try Halo Wars legendary. 2 of those missions are extremely hard, like impossible. Trying to escort 2 tanks, a few ODSTs and 3 Spartans through an entire lane filled with covenant means only your spartans survive, and only because of their shields. It's also a pain to try to take down a scarab being built with only warthogs, marines, and tanks. Especially when your base only has like, 2 walls of cover and the scarab knows where your base is in about 4 minutes. That aside, I managed to get The Limited Edition And Halo 4 Console. Can't wait to wear the FOTUS armor and unlock all the specializations. Just hope Microsoft doesn't release all the specializations on November 20th or whatever, would make 40 extra bucks almost down the drain.

Well, for The Portal series, it would very different if Chell could talk and retaliate to GLaDOS's insults. VERY DIFFERENT.

I don't really have a problem with silent protagonists, in fact, some of my favorite characters are silent. With Chell in Portal and Gordan in Half Life being mute, it adds a little thing of uniqueness, characters in the game actually note that, which makes the unique as they're very rare as a mute person. Also, you talked about how some people give the reason for characters being mute so you can feel like you are the character. This strategy can work and does pretty well so in Halo where the protagonist is barely says anything at all, what makes it work though is that he never takes off his helmet.