Ew, HaloFollower.
Quote from: Gama I The American Pleb on April 21, 2015, 05:58:43 PMEw, HaloFollower.http://huntthetruth.tumblr.com/use this then
Quote from: Gama I The American Pleb on April 21, 2015, 05:58:43 PMEw, HaloFollower.
I really think they're dragging the story out too much. We already know about John's kidnapping at age 6 and the death of his flash clone. We already know ONI are some shady motherfuckers that are probably going to be more overtly villainous in the upcoming releases. They should be using this to explore facets of the lore that we don't already know, and instead they're giving us a (seemingly incompetent) reporter digging up established information at a painfully slow pace.
I'm really confused on that last part.
Quote from: True Turquoise on April 21, 2015, 07:29:16 PMI'm really confused on that last part.the part where he steps foot onto the obsidian walkway, or something else?
Quote from: HurtfulTurkey on April 21, 2015, 07:18:13 PMI really think they're dragging the story out too much. We already know about John's kidnapping at age 6 and the death of his flash clone. We already know ONI are some shady motherfuckers that are probably going to be more overtly villainous in the upcoming releases. They should be using this to explore facets of the lore that we don't already know, and instead they're giving us a (seemingly incompetent) reporter digging up established information at a painfully slow pace.well yeah, obviously we all already know everything, that's what gives this story dramatic irony. the thing here is that this is something that's supposed to be a big secret in their universe- having ben blow this story wide open will have HUGE social/cultural effects in ONI-controlled areas. i think sully wants ben to be the one to expose this, but he has to tread lightly and sort of guide him to the truth instead of leading him there directly. and ben's not really a bad reporter at all- he has some great sources due to being in the outer colonies for so long. the only negatives are that he's a little too careless (using Waypoint- he didnt respect the hegemony of the ONI surveillance state until after that) and rusty after being out of the picture for so long.
Quote from: Azumarill on April 21, 2015, 07:34:15 PMQuote from: HurtfulTurkey on April 21, 2015, 07:18:13 PMI really think they're dragging the story out too much. We already know about John's kidnapping at age 6 and the death of his flash clone. We already know ONI are some shady motherfuckers that are probably going to be more overtly villainous in the upcoming releases. They should be using this to explore facets of the lore that we don't already know, and instead they're giving us a (seemingly incompetent) reporter digging up established information at a painfully slow pace.well yeah, obviously we all already know everything, that's what gives this story dramatic irony. the thing here is that this is something that's supposed to be a big secret in their universe- having ben blow this story wide open will have HUGE social/cultural effects in ONI-controlled areas. i think sully wants ben to be the one to expose this, but he has to tread lightly and sort of guide him to the truth instead of leading him there directly. and ben's not really a bad reporter at all- he has some great sources due to being in the outer colonies for so long. the only negatives are that he's a little too careless (using Waypoint- he didnt respect the hegemony of the ONI surveillance state until after that) and rusty after being out of the picture for so long.I don't really believe that exposing the SPARTAN program would have any significant political or cultural impact. It unquestionably saved the human species, and they've already effectively pinned the blame on Halsey while simultaneously moving the program to a volunteer basis.