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#RememberReach

UNSC Command: " Excellent work Emile for defending the civilians"
Emile: "We were defending?"

Covenant: “Some of you Spartans are alright don’t come to reach tomorrow.”

What I like about Halo: Reach is that in order to win, you had to lose.

Bungie: tries to make a character driven story, ends up making a really good setting driven story




"Task Failed Successfully"

"You know this stuff is stolen?"
"You gonna arrest me?"
"No, I'm going to steal it back."
LOL.

The best moment for me was when I saw the name of the last mission, Lone Wolf.
Then I remembered when Carter told Six to leave the 'Lone Wolf' stuff behind when joining the team.

So perfect.

My favorite part about Reach is that instead of playing in a post-apocalyptic wasteland (cause that's really cliche nowadays), you get to play through the entire apocalypse start to finish, each level showing the planet falling into more and more chaos. It's genius.

I love the realistic, grounded feel. In the sense that this feels like a war. It gives a sense for how bad the war with the Covenant was going, that despite all the heroics, sacrifices and effort we all put in, we're still losing. It made the universe more real to me

Halo: Reach had a real military feeling, you aren't saving the galaxy, you're a normal soldier just following orders and I think that military feeling fits all of halo perfectly.

Odst1: "Give em hell spartan."
Odst2: "They sure gave it to Reach."

"Six! That AI chose you. She made the right choice."
I remember hearing that line for the first time, and it gave me chills. It pays homage to the relationship between Cortana and Chief. For example, at the beginning of Halo 3, Cortana made a reference about how she could've chosen any Spartan she wanted, but she chose John because he was the luckiest of them all; he's also the bravest and the best of the Spartans as well. Cortana made that same decision with Noble Six. He was simply the best of Noble Team. And as a player, you feel emboldened because the game puts you in the shoes of Six. You ARE Noble Six, the Spartan who passed the mantle of responsibility.

"He gave his life thinking he just saved the planet, we should all be so lucky."
That whole segment was gut wrenching. As soon as he died and you think things are looking up, a whole covenant fleet showed up. Sometimes you just don't win.

I absolutely love that Noble 6 wears the custom armor you decide on in every cutscene and actually has the weapon that you were holding when the cutscene activates!

"Sorry I came alone." That line hit me hard. Very emotional. That's why I love Halo: Reach

Halo Reach ages like wine. The older I get, the more I appreciate it. And I CANNOT WAIT to play it on PC one more time. Remember Reach.

"No, Gonna steal it back" I love the way the voice actor reads that line. It's very playful despite the seriousness of the situation.

Emile loves killing the covenant because they killed his brother (who sacrificed himself for Emile) and they glassed his home planet (not Reach). His goal is to see their downfall and avenge his brother more than anything else.

The closest we get to a story about noble team was the live action trailer where the original Noble six died and Kat lost her arm

Also, imagine Noble Six made it onto the autumn. 1 UNSC ship. 1 Halo ring. One covenant fleet. 2 hyper lethal Spartans.

"Listen Reach has been good to me time has come to return the favor, don't deny me this." -052, Jorge

I couldn't agree more with the whole "not every soldier gets remembered for their sacrifices, but war shouldn't be glorified either" theme of Halo: Reach. Take Jorge's death. Jorge made a heroic sacrifice. He took out the Covenant command ship. He did everything that was necessary, in the situation at hand, to defend his home. He achieved his objective successfully. And yet, immediately after he died, his sacrifice was nullified.