Quote from: BaconShelf on February 17, 2017, 02:02:21 AM

I've been collecting together all the concept art I can find for titanfall (1 and 2) with about 1300 images thus far.

Anyone be interested in a link?

Gimmie

What his finaly got on my last nerve with 343i is the BUNGiE tier holes they have been poking in the lore for a while. When they first took over they were so adamant about fixing up the dammage BUNGiE did to their own canon but now they are doing the same thing.

-Jerome and Red Team's Mjolnir armor having the abilities of MK VI for some reason
-Hurragok having some kind of diety-like tech powers that can make forerunner slipspace drives out of pocket lint and a subway coupon
-1000 degree Spartan knives that can cut through literaly anything
-Making Halsey and Anders even more overpowered with tech than the damn Hurragok
-Literaly everything about the Domain from Halo 5 and beyond
-Halo Escalation
- >Fall of Reach The Animated Series

Quote from: Sfx: Clang on February 17, 2017, 01:53:22 PM

How the fuck did that get in here? I was looking STRAIGHT at that picture of Halo Wars 2s ending when I wrote it? Did one of you drug me again?

i mean i could move it into the right thread if you'd like

But if we are gonna talk lore stuff, how about pilots getting nerfed from TF1. In the original pilots were heavily implied to be augmented on a Spartan level. Now in TF1 it just seems to be normal dudes with jump kits, and occasionally robots.
Even weirder is that stim pilots are robots now the when stim was an actual stimulant drug in the first one.

"I would like to spend some time today to talk about the value of human life. There is no valuable to human life.  Now that I have your attention: To be more precise, human life, to a certain limit, is expendable.We are self-perpetuating yet self-destructive, adaptable yet flawed and always, always resource-intensive. We are endless consumers of resources, but most relevant to our research here is one undeniable fact; that human life is abundant. Overpopulation of any colonised world is a given. Through the lens of cold objectively, it is irresponsible to say that individuals on all such worlds are actually indispensible. Millions of humans die across the colonised worlds every day, by any number of causes. Human life is expendable.

Now our problem is twofold – on one hand, we are faced with a hostile Frontier populace opposed to our commercial pursuits for the greater good. And on the other hand, there is a never-ending cry for natural resources demanded of us demanded by greater populations of the Core Systems. We must have order on the Frontier if we are to achieve true progress but the Militia, in its provincial myopic lack of vision refuses to accept this. Thus we are at war.

Now the bitter truth – reinforcements from the Core Systems will not arrive for several more years. The Militia gains strength day by day, taking back one planet after another. Our choices are limited – drastic action must be taken. Again, I remind you all of one simple truth; that human life is abundant and, as distasteful as it may sound, human life is, in truth, expendable.

And so that brings us to this planet – Typhon, where we have discovered a gift. A machine that will do more than change the tide. Call it fate. Call it evolution. Call it what you will, the truth is we have discovered our resolution, and in it lies a weapon with a powerful ability to fold space and time. We don’t know who built it, but we do know it is quite old. And most importantly, we have learned enough to bring it to life. As we use this Fold Weapon, we will manipulate spacetime, targeting anything we desire, sundering entire planets. Our restoration efforts in the mountains are nearly complete but one task remains: we must complete a small-scale test here first, to tune the power source, or “the Ark” as our colleagues tend to call it. Once we have accomplished this, we will transfer the power source, the Ark, to the full-scale site and destroy one populated Militia planet and then another until they capitulate. We will open an Einstein-Rosen Bridge, sending through thousands of concentrated gravitational waves, this will rip apart and sunder every molecule, every atom and every living thing we target, resulting in total loss of life.

But lest we lose sight of the bigger picture, remember those losses are ultimately replaceable by the inexorable march of human reproduction. By decisively neutralising the Militia forces, we will safeguard the future of the human race, extending its reach and power towards a prosperous and bright future."

Quote from: Sfx: Clang on February 18, 2017, 09:42:27 AM

Quote from: BaconShelf on February 18, 2017, 09:27:49 AM

http://the-frontier.wikia.com/wiki/Effect_and_Cause_Audio_Logs

Also I transcribed the Effect and Cause audio logs for the 1 people here who care about Titanfall outside of Multiplayer.

(I'm helping with writing a lore wiki because the existing ones are S H I T)

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"Marder’s Log 21-B, human specimen 3.4. The experiments on the IMS Odyssey’s colonists are underway. Soon we will discover the long-lasting effects the Ark has on organic matter and brain function."

MacAllan's colonists, How? Were they captured after Titanfall 1? Perhaps we will get our answer in the flavor text when they rerelease Coloy

You see Spectres grabbing a bunch and holding them down at the beginning of the mission in T1 if you play the IMC side. It seems they're the people in the cryo room, likely among other Militia POWs and captured civilians.

I just got Titanfall 2 for the PS4 yesterday.

Quote from: Dietrich Six on February 23, 2017, 12:53:18 PM

Quote from: Ushan on February 20, 2017, 08:11:03 PM

I just got Titanfall 2 for the PS4 yesterday.

Shit's fire bruh, join the septagon group

I believe I'm already a member.

What do you guys think of Live Fire?

Quote from: Sfx: Clang on February 26, 2017, 07:16:01 PM

https://gfycat.com/GloriousUnluckyBug

ah schitt negger

Explain