From Rooster Teeth:
This week’s Halo HORSE brings you Ray vs. Jack.
Editor’s note: Language is mature. Proceed with caution.
The latest news about the Halo series of games from Microsoft
From Rooster Teeth:
This week’s Halo HORSE brings you Ray vs. Jack.
Editor’s note: Language is mature. Proceed with caution.
From Dust Storm:
The Halo 4 Global Championship was the biggest Halo tournament to date featuring some of the worlds best Halo players. In a moment of a crowd-cheering Benaroya Hall in Seattle, Washington during Pax Prime, a victor was crowned the Halo 4 Global Champion. Thousands of participants played for their chance at the $200,000 grand prize, but the one person who showed their skills were the definition of a champions was Aaron “Ace” Elam. As a passionate gamer and a valiant Spartan, Ace takes some time with us this week to recount his Global Championship path to victory and the roads traveled before this climax. Joining us for the show this week is your Halo 4 Global Championship commentary team GH057ayame, Goldenboy and Bravo who you got to watch all weekend as the events of the final unfolded before us. Get an inside look at the production and game play of this truly remarkable event, a look back at competitive Halo and the pathways such a spectacle has taken to get here, and what is next in store for the future of Halo.
From TheGuyverGuy:
You have seen it in pictures on Halo Waypoint, and now here’s the making of this outstanding Didact cosplay suit.
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!
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From HalotrackerVids:
The birds are still hungry for medals!
From halo.bungie.org:
We’re still working on a full prize list… but we know enough to be able to say that The 2013 Guilt O’ Lantern Contest is happening. Carve us a cool Halo-related pumpkin… you’ve got a shot at some pretty cool schwag. More details on the Guilt O’ Lantern page… you’ve got a bit over 3 weeks before the deadline, so start carving!
From JO2quared:
Halo 3 is FREE for Xbox Live this week. Check out my new hype trailer.
Editor’s note: Language is mature. Proceed with caution.
Some people show their love for Halo by playing the games. Others get a relevant image permanently placed upon their body. Enjoy this particular example of a Halo-related body modification, and if you have a picture you’d like to submit for possible future inclusion, send it to bsangel[at]halowaypoint.com!
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From Gugga Leunnam:
I can’t wait for the next Hobbit movie! It will be great!
From BigHungry2x:
This piece is absolutely incredible. I had a great time building it. Starting on Wednesday, after taking photos of the box, I opened it up and took pictures of how it is arranged. When you first open the box, on the inside of the front of the box, you are greeted with a great display of a Mega Bloks battle scene. The scene includes the front of the Mammoth, three figures that are included firing their weapons, and Lasky in the cockpit with Roland. The only other thing that can be seen when you first open the box is the put-together guide. It is very well presented in the center of the box being held in place by a cardboard divider. Once the divider and the guide are removed you will find 2 boxes, stacked on top of one another, containing all of the pieces. These boxes have a really neat design on them making the presentation that much better. The pieces are very organized in their little bags, making them very easy to sort out if you are a person that goes through an makes sure that they have all of the pieces before they begin.
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From HalotrackerVids:
This montage features the best Halo 4 clips submitted by the Halotracker.com community. Hope you enjoy!
Bob doesn’t want to make Ghostbusters 3. I don’t blame him. He also probably doesn’t want to venture down the exhaust vent of a Pfhor geothermal energy plant, but that’s what we ARE doing. At least it’s not sewers.
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)
This week, we’ve updated Matchmaking with a new Oddball playlist, updates to Team Throwdown, and more. Read below for all the details!
Oddball
The Oddball playlist is centered on two game modes: Oddball and Legendary Oddball. The first is the original game type that shipped with Halo 4, with personal Loadouts and random ball spawning enabled. Much like Legendary King of the Hill, Legendary Oddball offers an experience with BR-start Loadouts and static ball spawning, meaning that if the ball is played (thrown off the map), the ball will return to the same central location each time. These two experiences are available in the first and second voting slots of the playlist, respectively. One of the game types in the third voting slot is brand new to Halo, and contain lots of explosions and sticky things. Stickyball is here!
Stickyball
In Stickyball, players are equipped with the Sticky Detonator and Plasma Grenades. With projectiles and grenades sticking to people, walls and balls, teams fight over the Oddball while trying to avoid getting blown up. We hope you enjoy the game type and we’ll be monitoring feedback for possible inclusion into the Action Sack playlist after the Oddball playlist is replaced with Community Forge Ricochet on October 28th.
Team Throwdown Update
Team Throwdown, our premiere competitive playlist, have been updated to GH057ayame’s “v5” settings. Extensive testing went into the updated maps and game types, and the list of 11 map / game type combinations now looks like this:
Team Slayer on Abandon
Team Slayer on Haven
Extraction on Haven
Team Slayer on Onyx
Team Slayer on Pitfall
Ricochet on Pitfall
CTF on Simplex
Ricochet on Simplex
CTF on Skyline
Extraction on Station 9
Team Slayer on Vertigo
As of today, no DLC will be required to play in the Team Slayer playlist. After reviewing the last month of feedback and data from the playlist, we’ve decided to remove the Majestic DLC requirement. One of the primary goals of this experiment was to determine the feasibility of required DLC in Matchmaking, and while we knew the population of the playlist would drop, we found that the resulting numbers did not allow for the optimal Matchmaking experience for this playlist. Moving forward, we’ll continue to investigate the best ways to make DLC content available in Matchmaking. If you’d like to see where all of the DLC maps have been integrated into Matchmaking, this information is always available on the Halo 4 Playlists page. We thank you for your feedback, and encourage you to hop in and enjoy!
In Spartan Ops, we are continuing with an encore of episode 5 with Grunt Birthday Party, IWHBYD and Mythic Skulls enabled. Additionally, weekends in October feature big XP rewards, with increased values on weekend Challenges. If you’re looking for some extra XP, be sure to hop into Matchmaking over the next few weekends!