Tell me what you guys think! (no super harsh criticisms please 😌) This is probably breaking tradition in Elite terms, but come on...it's art.

Seeing as this has been a recent topic of discussion (trailing back to 2014, it seems), I figured I would pitch in and create another post for the large influx of opinions and lay my own bare. Here's a few guidelines:

1. We will be using post-Human-Covenant War UNSC. They have everything they'd have in the timeliness of Halo 4 at their disposal. That means Spartan 4s and the small amount of 2s and 3s that survived the conflict. I'm doing this as I don't think they'd have much of a fighting chance otherwise, and seeing as this is their strongest point, it only fits.

2. We will also be utilizing the Galactic Empire seen in the Empire Strikes Back, as this is theoretically their low point throughout the series (no Death Star or Death Star II, for one). Again, I doubt the UNSC would have much of a chance if, say, they had a fully operational DS or even partially-constructed DSII. We are also using Canon rules, as Legends, again, would make it extremely difficult for the UNSC to compete.

3. Everything that each faction would have in their given era would be be free game for use. That means EVERYTHING.

As you can probably guess, I believe the Empire would win against the UNSC. Not without losses, of course, but the sheer advancement in technology that the Empire has and their size (the UNSC is large, but the Empire controls what amounts to essentially the entire galaxy and efficiently occupies it) would be a significant problem for the UNSC to attempt to match.

One point I've seen that the UNSC (or rather the Covenant, but the UNSC has shields captured from Covenant and Forerunner tech so this applies here as well) has over the Empire: shields. Well, that's just plain wrong. The Star Wars universe has many different types of shields all used for various purposes and to different effects: Delflectors, Hydrostatic Fields, Magnetogravitics, etc. Just to sort that out.

Looking forward to responses!

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Does anyone else think Spartan armor is so cool? like I think it would be sick to be in an airtight watertight suit that I could walk through jungles in and swim through rivers and walk through 0 degree weather and snow and fall onto rocks andbe perfectly fine!

So I was curious tonight, and decided to read the summary for every mission in the MCC, and I noticed a really big difference between Bungie’s summary and 343’s summary.

Bungie made their summary’s feel more like a task is about to be undertaken, and they made it feel like we’re the one going to take on the mission.

343 made the Halo 4 summary’s feel more like they’re telling us a small chip of what Chief and Cortana are going to do in the mission.

343 made it feel like Chief and Cortana were the one going on the mission, whereas Bungie made it feel like we’re the badass going on the missions.

Summary examples:

Bungie- Halo 2- Gravemind: “The Prophets have the index and plan to use it? Over your dead body.”

343- Halo 4- Requiem: “Having survived the destruction of the Dawn, Master Chief and Cortana search for a way off the mysterious Forerunner planet.”

Do you think 343 or Bungie had a better idea of what mission summary’s should be?