Will Plays The Halo 2 E3 Demo... Kinda - Digtacular | Solo Play

Blue Will thought he discovered a lost relic... The 2003 E3 Demo for Halo 2.
As it turns out, it's just using the assets of the E3 trailer and recreating the basic feel of a point A to point B mission.
But it's still a fun time and a great video, so join Will as he completes this level.

Hope you all enjoy!

If you wish to follow in Wills footsteps, get your PC, be sure to download Steam or go to their website, Buy/install MCC, go to Steam workshop in the community tab, subscribe (Free) to Crash Site by Digsite, then launch the game and select the Mods option!

There's a lot of cool mods from Digsite, so look for their bundle in the Steam Workshop.
They released cut maps, vehicles, creatures, and weapons.

With Halo 2's 20th Anniversary this year, on Steams Workshop, also look for Vengeful Vadam's Halo 2 Uncut and Ruby of Blue's Halo 2 Rebalanced, both of which takes much of Halo 2's cut content and adds them back into the campaign.
Mint Blitz says once Rebalanced releases, it'll be the definitive way to play Halo 2's campaign.

Lastly, Season 2 of the Paramount Halo TV Show ended a few weeks ago and they doubled down on Chief not wearing his helmet, so much so, he apparently doesn't even wear the suit most the time either.
The actor, Pablo Schreiber, who plays Jake-711: The Master Cheeks, says that an audience won't be able to connect to a character without access to their face, you won't know what the character is thinking or feeling, and so, won't be able to empathize.
He also stated that if we don't agree with the helmet coming off in the show, we just don't like their show...
Nobody must have told him about the real Master Chief from the live action film, Foward Unto Dawn or the video games, where he keeps the helmet on, and he still delivers emotional scenes.
He also must have been in the dark with V for Vendetta, Darth Vader, The Mandalorian, and so many other masked characters in media.
The reason all of those masked characters worked and are beloved was because they had good writing, dialogue, lighting, cinematography, acting (both voice and body language), and music to bring it all together...
His show has none of that. So yea, I guess I don't like the show.

Listening to the actor and Executive Producer, Kiki Wolfkill, talking about Halo... It's clear they know nothing about it, going as far to seemingly make Chief like Vader. They talk about him like John and "The Master Chief," are 2 different people, I guess like Anakin/Vader.
What they don't understand is that Darth Vader is a new identity/name, "Hence forth you shall be known as, Darth Vader."
John is John 100% of the time. Master Chief is just a military rank.

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