Odd. You spend 3 years making something that is supposed to be a model of something else, you'd think you would get closer to looking like it.

http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/UNSC_Pillar_of_Autumn?file=PoA.jpg

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Amazing Acoustics! Halo theme sung in an oil chamber. has been added as a related post - related requested by RFlagg on that post.

Halo Theme in an Empty Church (CRAZY reverb) has been added as a related post - related requested by RFlagg.

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Thank god. I thought it said "Master Chief" and you know, that plot twist pretty much kills my interest in ever playing Halo again.

Greetings, sir. I'm looking for some advice - I have a video in my to-promote playlist which is in the same category as http://videosift.com/poll/Should-Sneaky-Scumbag-Spammer-Self-Links-Stay (only a different self linker) http://videosift.com/video/Halo-Sun-Dog-in-Moscow

The precedent seems to be that all the self-linking vids ought to be discarded, so would you recommend that I discard that vid myself (assuming I can?) and re-post my own fixed embed myself? Or just ignore the problem and promote anyway? Or... banhammer the user with *spammer?

*promote again!

DOOM still rule over other games like Halo!

This was amazing!

Many mental 'illnesses' can lead to sensory hallucinations, and it's likely that everyone knows someone with some such condition. There are neuroscientific reasons for these hallucinations, where sensory information is cross-linking with different portions of the brain. A person experiencing this is certainly abnormal, though the result can be harnessed as advantageous for a person to gain superhuman powers. A person who hallucinates halos of color around numbers gains an extra pneumonic for remembering them, a person who perceives a halo of color around people gains insight towards some of their own hidden feelings toward that person.

Many of us have problems dealing with traumatic events, or finding a healthy way to emotionally cope with problems. Some of us find healthy ways, and many of us don't, though it's an internal struggle for all of us. In her case, her condition let's her have an EXTERNAL struggle with her problems, which she uses as a tool to help her cope with otherwise unmanageable emotional issues.

Kudos to her for helping to remove some of the stigma for some of these mental disorders! I wish she could expand her horizon to people with other disorders, to help them achieve the same level of understanding and benefit.

"I'm more of a Halo guy"...

I'm not buying it. It's way too anti-consumer and it makes that initially investment feel even more expensive.
And I haven't seen any games that will make us forget this. And Halo? 343 are pretty average developers from what I've seen and I suspect Halo's best days are behind it.

If we, the people, were smart, we'd stop crap like the new XBox by simply not buying it. Unfortunately we're happy to bend over and spread our cheeks for the privilege to pay to be allowed to play the newest Halo game as long as they, the corporations, think we should.
I still remember how upset people were over Steam and their online activation for HL2. It's standard practice now.