dual.soul said:
Mendicate Bias said:
And thats where you show how little you know about the Halo games. The story is there its just not shoved in your face like other games. Instead of making you sit through 2 hour cut-scenes to explain everything Bungie took the Half-Life route. Heck if you don't read the terminals in Halo 3 you literally miss out on two thirds of the story. That is why you have no idea what your talking about, you never took the time to explore and find the deepest parts of the story.
Again I don't care if you have read a million novels, an opinion is an opinion and a baseless opinion is simply a pile of crap.
http://blog.ascendantjustice.com/halo-3/the-terminals/
You should probably read the above and actually familiarize yourself with the Halo story so you don't make an ass of yourself. Or is it the cool thing now to criticize half finished stories, maybe I should start reviewing games based off trailers 
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I seems you're still not understanding me. Going to terminals to read up about the backstory is what i mean by simply being given facts. Having the story play out, like Alan Wake for instance, is called good storytelling.
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No it seems you don't understand. Having the story play out through cut scenes is just one of many ways to tell a story. In your opinion having the story spelled out to you in a cutscene is better, for many other people exploring a derelict world to discover ancient terminals that unveil answers to long sought after questions is a far more immersive and superior option.
Stop confusing your opinion for what makes good story telling with fact.
