From Rooster Teeth:
It’s Friday, which means it is time for your weekly dose of failure. Join Geoff and Gavin and enjoy Fails of the Weak!
Editor’s note: Language is mature. Proceed with caution.
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Halo 4 – Fails of the Weak 164
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Weekly Halo Bulletin – Late
Weekly Halo Bulletin – Late Somehow, I found the time Wednesday night to localize the newest Halo Bulletin, and to mention this fact on our forum – but I couldn’t find the time to post it here on the front page. DOH! If you missed it, go give it a read – either on Halo Waypoint or in our Halo Bulletin Archive. It’s full of birthday celebrations for Halo 4 and fun 343 Halloween costumes. With some kickass ODST screenshots, to boot.(Louis Wu 15:37:58 UTC)
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Halo 4: A Look Back
There’s a pretty funny video up currently at Halo Waypoint – it’s called ‘Halo 4: A Look Back’, and it shows off a few of the… well, less polished bits that might not have made it into the final release of the game. Here’s hoping it shows up on YouTube in the not-too-distant future… I had some trouble with the Silverlight version.(Louis Wu 21:34:44 UTC)
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Guilt O’ Lantern Voting – a Request
I was looking over the early votes for this year’s Guilt O’ Lantern contest, and I noticed a disturbing trend. There are quite a number of people who are coming in and voting for just a single pumpkin. Now one of the submitters asked if there were any rules about asking their friends to vote for them, and I said that there weren’t – but I’d hope that ANYONE voting for pumpkins would be willing to look at the entire field. You have 5 votes – use ’em! By all means, cast a vote for your buddy – but realize that there are other prizes, and other worthwhile pumpkins… participate fully, rather than simply casting a single vote and walking away! Thanks.(Louis Wu 21:27:42 UTC)
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343 Snapshot: Post-birthday
Halo is a fictional universe. However, the place where it’s created is not. Serving as home to both Mister and Master Chief, little else is known about the inside of our studio…until now. Enjoy a teeny tiny peek inside 343 industries, and if you have a hankering to see or learn about something that isn’t overly top secret, send it to bsangel[at]halowaypoint.com and we’ll see what we can do!
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First Looks: Taiokaion – The Halo Mole
From The Halo Mole:
A true MLG player, Tai is probably the best Halo player out of all of the contestants. Having attended many professional events, his team play and 1v1 abilities cannot be questioned. His attention to detail and great awareness makes him a formidable contestant. However, due to his abilities he may well be targeted as an early threat to eliminate. Early alliances may prove essential for him to remain. Only time will tell if his Halo skills are applicable to the challenges to come. Regardless of this fact, he should go far in this competition.
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Guilt O’ Lantern Voting – Now Open!
Took MUCH longer to get ready than I’d expected – but voting is now open for the Guilt O’ Lantern contest. Go check out the entries… and pick your favorite 5!(Louis Wu 23:52:34 UTC)
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Clyde n Owen: Cryo Freeze
fake frogs stopped in to share the latest ‘Clyde n Owen’ comic – it’s his first Halo-themed one, so it seemed appropriate! Check it out.(Louis Wu 23:49:31 UTC)
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Spartan’s Game
MixMaker1 has mashed up the audio from the Ender’s Game trailer with some Halo footage… the result isn’t bad at all! Go look.(Louis Wu 23:47:53 UTC)
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Halo 4, One Year Later
FyreWulff has taken a critical look at the handling of Halo 4 over the past year – it’s more negative than positive, but it’s generated some interesting discussion on our forum. Definitely worth poking your head in!(Louis Wu 23:46:35 UTC)
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Halo 4’s Lead Writer has left the building.
SIX min WHISTLE noticed a tweet from Chris Schlerf, lead writer for Halo 4. Looks like he’s moving on from 343! Go wish him well.(Louis Wu 23:45:08 UTC)
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Halo IRL: Incoming
Halo is a fictional universe. However, sometimes we catch sight of things in real life that remind us of our favorite science fiction video game franchise. This particular series, titled Halo in Real Life, showcases those very moments. Enjoy the subtle Halo references sometimes spotted when out and about in the real world, and if you have a picture you’d like to submit for possible future inclusion, send it to bsangel[at]halowaypoint.com!
As seen and captured by KingPapaTut
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Project Recreate Beaver Creek, Episode 2
From AbstylerHalo:
This is the second episode of Project Recreate Beaver Creek. In this episode I’m building the outer structure of the map. Hope you guys enjoy!
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Recon Helmet: Halo 4 Cosplay
From Tyler:
Saw the Halloween 2013 post and thought I would mail you a link to what I’ve been working on. I have a thread going over at the 405th Infantry Division. The helmet is complete but the rest is still a work in progress.
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ASE Ep. 72: The Hard Stuff Rules M2 lvl 11
Having breached the lava moat and the locked door, Blackstar and Narcogen ascend to the top of the tower in the citadel of antiquity in search of clues to the fate of the lost clan of the S’pht.
This podcast uses:
Aleph One, free and open source versions of Marathon for Windows, Mac and Linux at http://source.bungie.org
Remixes of the Marathon soundtrack by Craig Hardgrove at http://themarathonmusic.com
For audio recording, we use Mumble:
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Music used in this episode:
“What About Bob?” by Alexander Seropian, remixed by Craig Hardgrove (intro music)
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Guilt O’ Lantern Voting – Still Coming
Apologies – I’d hoped that voting would open today for this year’s Guilt O’ Lantern entrants… but real life has intruded once again. I’m now shooting for tomorrow. Fingers are crossed! I’m really sorry for the delay.(Louis Wu 23:40:59 UTC)
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Fire
Red vs Blue Season 11 has been pretty impressive, all along… but the most powerful episode of the string was released last night. (To understand what that means, swing by and read Miles’ post about it – awesome stuff.) Fantastic animation, great humor, a score that every episode should be entitled to… it was fantastic. Only one episode remains – are you keeping up?(Louis Wu 23:38:05 UTC)