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Idk why but this whole audio log achievement unlocking really resonated with me and reminded me why I love the halo games. Like god damn the loss of life is insane when you really think about the events of halo.Īlso fuck Kinsler, finding that 30th log with Sadies dad right there and the interaction with the soldier before you listen to the log.
I just can’t imagine how horrible and terrifying the covenant would be to an ordinary citizen and in New Mombasa in particular. The arc with the propaganda officer radio and the things he said about giving hope to people who would likely die, school teachers hiding with students, sick people or injured people who can’t evacuate, people who WILL DIE against a foe who shows no remorse and kills indiscriminately and without prejudice. And the struggle it would be for people to evacuate a city under attack by the Covenant. It really helped put into scale the incredible loss and destruction humanity faced. I’m running through and grabbing all of the audio logs for the achievements and my god.
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