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Bustling towns, ancient ruins, nature, and action packed rides.

With the Mistika the Toa masks were changed to have an axle hole connector rather than a molded axle. This stopped the masks from having the holes that came with the molding process. Unfortunately it also was the wave that came with the guy who has the iconic mouth hole in all his other forms.

An effect of most sets being designed outside of any storyline at this point. It’s surprising that Kopaka ended up having a scope at all, despite it being the wrong eye.

I think it’s really cool to see all the potential in the current era of Halo. We have solid foundations for protagonists, antagonists, side characters and plot lines to explore. I think the “soft reboot” with Infinite and HW2 worked. It’s time to see where we go from here.

From the trailer for Imagineering Story S2. 2nd pic was from initial concept reveal.

Throwable Fusion Coils

Repulsor Equipment

Mutilator Shotgun

Master Chief’s armor and personality

Responsive enemy animations and armor break

Enemy/Ally AI in Forge

Pinging and scanning (playing Campaign Evolved made me miss these)

Mass amount of armor sets from franchise history

The updated exchange system

Hackable loot caves

Thought-out boss battles and HVTs with special weapons

Multiplayer Cosmetics found in Campaign

Custom player character in MP cutscenes

Sentry Defense mode

Ranked and social playlists with classic gameplay

Programmable radial menu in Forge

3rd person toggle in firefight

Grappleshot Equipment

Halo Infinite introduced quite a few elements that I think are a huge benefit to the Halo experience. Are there any here you disagree with or any you think I should’ve included?

In the new trailer when Keyes hands John his magnum, it looks like an antique or customized. It’s also the same model as one of the new skins. I’m wondering if this is a way for them to justify his weapon not being loaded, as it might mostly be a collectors item.