Posted: 9/21/2009 10:04:51 PM EDT
is that the voice of Jane and the Captain i hear?? 
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wtf?
Hearing voices? Have you taken your crazy pills? NVM: http://content.usatoday.com/communities/popcandy/post/2009/09/a-qa-with-nathan-fillion-part-one/1 |
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is that the voice of Jane and the Captain i hear?? I dunno. But I want to say in Halo 3 both actors did some VA work...so, it wouldn't surprise me that they continued in this new game. (I am not a halo fan, so I have no idea what this new one is about? I assume the player is not Master Chief? Is it still a FPS?) |
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is that the voice of Jane and the Captain i hear?? I dunno. But I want to say in Halo 3 both actors did some VA work...so, it wouldn't surprise me that they continued in this new game. (I am not a halo fan, so I have no idea what this new one is about? I assume the player is not Master Chief? Is it still a FPS?) now you play as an ODST. go to youtube and look up "odst live action trailer " it's pretty cool even if your not a fan. i would link but my skill are teh gay. |
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Quoted: Fillion and the guy who played Wash were both voice actors in Halo 3. At one point, I heard a UNSC Marine say "Shiny". Quoted: is that the voice of Jane and the Captain i hear?? I dunno. But I want to say in Halo 3 both actors did some VA work...so, it wouldn't surprise me that they continued in this new game. (I am not a halo fan, so I have no idea what this new one is about? I assume the player is not Master Chief? Is it still a FPS?) ODST takes place during the events of Halo 2, and kicks off at the point where the Covenant ship engages its Slipspace drive over New Mombassa. It is still an FPS, but you don't get to play as the Chief, much less a Spartan. |
I just got it an hour, and thirty minutes ago, but the storm we had earlier apparently killed my Goddamn Xbox. You know a $500 system that I have only had for 2 1/2 years is being sent for repairs tomorrow, but my fucking Nintendo that I have had since I was a kid still fucking works when I plug it up.  FTW
Every time I see those Goddamn flashing red lights it makes me want to take this POS out to the fucking range, and shoot it to fucking bits. Somebody (the wife) left it on during the storm, GTA can wait babe!!! Well, at least she made up for it by giving me sex, and it looks like I will have to go play it at my brothers house to play it when he gets off work at 1800. [:// 
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That is Jane 
Im in here because I like Firefly, not because I like Halo. Halo started sucking after the first one. It was all down hill from there. |
Alan Tudyk is confirmed, no word on Tricia Helfer.
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is that the voice of Jane and the Captain i hear?? Waaaaa? That would be really cool. Why'd they have to cancel Firefly? Because it sucked!
No, wait...I meant F*X sucks! Orbital Drop Shock Trooper So, basically Mobile Infantry? I saw the commercial for it. I liked it more than the Starship Troopers movies. http://www.gametrailers.com/video/full-length-exclusive-halo-3-odst/55529#comment_head_text Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Cut from the ODST website
ORBITAL DROP SHOCK TROOPER United Nations Space Command (UNSC) Orbital Drop Shock Troopers (ODST) are under the operational authority of Naval Special Weapons (NavSpecWeap). Their methods of operation allow them to conduct missions against targets that more conventional forces cannot approach undetected. The ODSTs perform highly specialized, small scale, high-risk operations such as: • Deep ground surveillance (DGS) • Direct action (DA) • Unconventional warfare • Counter-terrorism operations • Counter-contraband operations • Personnel and special equipment recovery/capture ODSTs are recruited from the Special Operations Groups of all the nations of the Unified Earth Government (UEG). Since the first group of “handpicked volunteers” was activated, ODSTs have been dropping “feet first” into combat. and this is there Ride SINGLE OCCUPANT EXOATMOSPHERIC INSERTION VEHICLE 
The SOEIV is an angular pod, approximately eighteen (18) feet tall, eight and a half (8.5) feet wide, and nine (9) feet deep with an entry hatch on one side. Within it is a crash seat, communications gear, numerous equipment racks, and a rudimentary control system. In spite of the size of the pod, there is not much room to move around, as the space given over to equipment storage lines the interior attached to the frame. The trooper enters the SOEIV and straps in facing the hatch. The hardened and shielded communications gear, which is built directly into the hatch, feeds the soldier information relevant to the current operation as well as providing a link between all members of the unit during the drop. While within the SOEIV a soldier's helmet integrated comm units are redundant and are normally only used if the pod's comm gear malfunctions. A 30-second countdown begins on the commander’s mark, and the SOEIVs fire quickly down through the ship’s belly. The SOEIV is balanced to stabilize in a feet-down position. The pod has limited maneuvering capability, used primarily to coordinate landings, but may be used to avoid defensive anti-aircraft fire. However, if defensive anti-aircraft is present it is almost a mathematical certainty that some pods will be lost. If the armored skin that covers a pod is damaged before or during its entry into atmosphere it has a tendency to fail spectacularly. And this is the reason for the SOEIV's small size—each hit only results in one death rather than the deaths of the entire unit. UNSC insertion protocols call for the CO’s SOEIV to accelerate after launch, placing it in the front rank of the advance. The reasons for this rule include the strongly held belief that officers should lead rather than follow, should be willing to do anything their troops are asked to do, and should expose themselves to the same level of danger as their subordinates. The most compelling reason, however, is the need to collect, sort, and organize the troops the moment their boots touch ground. Experience demonstrates that whatever the ODSTs manage to accomplish during the first so-called “golden hour” on the ground will have a disproportionate effect on the success or failure of the entire mission. The commander’s pod is equipped with a lot of gear that the regular “eggs” are not, including high-powered imaging gear, tactical sensors, and a 4th generation "dumb" AI. After the SOEIV has penetrated the atmosphere, the upper exterior panels separate acting as a drag-type chute, slowing its descent some. At about 50 meters, the pod’s computer controlled breaking rockets engage, slowing the pod further; allowing for a safe though somewhat abrupt landing. Drag chutes on SOEIVs do fail on rare occasions, leaving the pod’s occupant to die on impact. It’s the death that every ODST trooper fears, and is referred to in hushed tones as “digging your own grave." Upon landing, each ODST is responsible for stripping their pod of its store of extra weapons, ammo, and other supplies, which are then hauled to the unit’s temporary base camp. ODSTs are used to operating without resupply for extended periods, and they are well known to be at their best when under difficult conditions. Crew: 1 Length: 2.74 meters (9 feet) Span: 2.6 meters (8.5 feet) Height: 5.5 meters (18 feet) Weight (empty): 870 kg (1918 lbs) edit for stats |
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Alan Tudyk is confirmed, no word on Tricia Helfer. Beat it today. Credits confirm it was Tricia Helfer. Anyone else beat this one yet? |
