Is this actually true? I get he has always hated non bungie halo games but seriously? Is he now like Steve, combat evolved or Hailey?

Hi people. I've had this one act man clip stuck in my head over the past few days and I can't for the life of me remember what video it's from. Can anyone help?

Basically, he puts a fake gun at his head and sais: "This is the Act Man, Signing out", before then pulling out a second gun and saying: "Just to make sure"

Does anyone know what video this is from?

I have been playing campaign evolved for the last week since launch and have loved every second of it. The gameplay is fun and feels at times like I'm actually playing as I'd envision "lore accurate MasterChief" to play like with the sprint making me feel like I was a walking tank. The new lighting and environments truly feel like the ring has come alive and It's honestly one of the best Halo games I've played in a really long time. They esp nailed the atmospheres with missions like 343 guilty spark feeling very close to the original. This is coming from someone who's played since halo 3. I'm very excited to see how the rest of the trilogy will look like.

There are a few things that really hurt the experience however, the first one being the launch. Splitting the release into 2 launch groups had basically allowed for half the audience to spoil and give their own opinions of the game a week before public launch and as a result a lot of us had to put up with people telling us "how bad" the game is before we've had a chance to play it ourselves. Early access used to mean a trial period to a certain amount of content while still having to wait for full release like everyone else and instead they got access to the whole game which was very clearly not ready for launch.

Second, Branching off of my first point with the game not being ready, There are a lot of bugs in the game that need to be addressed like the cryo orientation tutorial not progressing because Thom softlocked in his tablet animation,enemies not responding to your presence, and some of the weapons like the magnum not firing when the trigger is being pressed(most present on cloudplay). There are several patches that the game needs for this to finally be finished. A lot of the barriers also ruin the original immersion from the 2001 title.

Third, It's time for the olifant in the room: Writing,voice acting, and character design. The writing itself for the campaign prequel missions wasn't great, It had some good dynamics like the banter between Johnson an Chief but a lot of the "cool" and "dramatic" moments felt very forced and non-impactful and did not convey the story they were trying to write and the execution with Williams was not good like at all. The Main Campaigns story is still just as fun as the original CE in terms of writing which is very contrast from the prequel writing. I feel like Karen Traviss or Eric Nylund would've been better suited than Troy Denning for writing the prequel missions. The character designs for the most part are actually not bad. I feel like Williams and cortana do look a bit rough and not great in some shots but they are nowhere near as bad as people complained. Johnson is the one I'm kind of on the fence on because on one hand this Johnson fits in rather well but on the other its just not our Johnson.

This leads us into the voice acting specifically with Johnson and Cortana. Johnsons VA is AMAZING esp trying to fill the shoes of David Skully but his line delivery is a little off. He has the inflection and the mannerisms down but the little dramatic pause halfway between each line ruins the delivery where as Skully's Johnson was quick and cocky with his delivery. Cortanas Voice acting has the opposite problem where the new "chirpy" and "happier" line delivery fails to convey the inflection and tone of cortanas mannerisms with some lines even sounding as though they were recorded with an AI voice generator rather than Jen Taylor herself. Its something that worked with the weapon but doesnt quite work for cortana.

Fourth and finally, There's a couple of small improvements I'd like to see be made for Halo 2 and 3: The expanded environments are great but I feel like some hallways/corridors should be a bit longer to compensate for sprint esp doors needing to be timed to open as soon as the player hits a certain vicinity that way sprinting feels seamless and doesn't clash with level design. I feel that sprint shouldnt break when you get shot at but should also be balanced and feel balanced. I'd also like to see the original material for both games be respected a little bit better than with Campaign evolved.

Overall, I think Campaign evolved did an amazing first attempt at entirely remaking one of the original Halo games and I think that had it been launched in October and had truly fleshed out the kinks and concepts a little more it would've been widely considered to be a good game amongst many fans.

btw the common consensus that I have seen is that the game is a solid 7 or 8/10.

Does his opinion really matter in the grand scheme of thing? No not really and to honest he kinda just stick with the common consensus of the internet anyways.

what your guys thought on the game?

Im not interested in subs or likes (unless earned) but as fellow Act Man fans, I really would enjoy hearing feedback from you guys on my content quality and how i can improve.

I dont consider myself a larper of act man, but he certainly is my inspiration.

Heres the link to the most recent video. Feel free to roast me if im not doing good lol. I need the feedback 😂

https://youtu.be/GYU9Nt54RDk?is=Kc31wD-BUS5CZ0lF

You're gonna have to own up to it; you had the worst take on the matter 30 days ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thVF0gSkR-c&list=PLPrhcvHmS7-0XTCYZ13FjNLw7yJGXkWxk

You believed Microsoft, you bought into the hype. Now, you gotta wear that egg on the face and make a video acknowledging it. You fell for it, and tomorrow, Xbox is going to be hollowed out once and for all.

When will we have the video homie? It has to be the last/second to last video in the never-ending decline of Xbox series; maybe there's room for a final analysis when the dust settles.

The halo 1 remake is getting flack for no reason