I agree, I reckon the fact that they suddenly gave him all these feels made the scenes that bit better, like it was a surprise to see this death machine actually showing how he felt for once.

A boy who has been kidnapped, genetically altered and enhanced, trained for war at a young age, he isn't going to be a man, he is going to be a efficient killing machine, in which he is

He is meant to not be phased by anything, with no real emotion

I found it quite easy to connect with him, but each to their own

I respect your opinion although I'm not arguing that his personality doesn't make sense I just wished they gave him some emotions, even if they were minor, and in halo 4 I feel like they did

I agree, I reckon the fact that they suddenly gave him all these feels made the scenes that bit better, like it was a surprise to see this death machine actually showing how he felt for once.

Isn't the point him being a mobile brick wall, to show that he is turning more machine then man?

I guess Cortana is the only one that could make him show emotion, and that is why he is more human in the 4th one, because Cortana is slowly dying

That is my impression of the whole series

Maybe but I don't feel he is, If he started the series off as a man and slowly turning into a machine I think he'd be a lot more likeable and easier to sympathize with. Where as I always see him portrayed as some guy who isn't phased by anything has no real emotions and is impossible to connect with. Truth be told I don't mind silent protagonists or protagonists who talk a lot, but I hate the almost silent protagonists.

A boy who has been kidnapped, genetically altered and enhanced, trained for war at a young age, he isn't going to be a man, he is going to be a efficient killing machine, in which he is

He is meant to not be phased by anything, with no real emotion

I found it quite easy to connect with him, but each to their own

I respect your opinion although I'm not arguing that his personality doesn't make sense I just wished they gave him some emotions, even if they were minor, and in halo 4 I feel like they did

I agree, I reckon the fact that they suddenly gave him all these feels made the scenes that bit better, like it was a surprise to see this death machine actually showing how he felt for once.

i have never seen his eys before i must favorite this

Heres a llama, theres a llama

thank you good sir, it is now on my "things i have to watch" list

thank you for the information, but may i ask what genre it is?

It's supposed to be about cars, but it has other vehicles in it as well, It's mainly comical, it and the presenters have loads of different challenges set for them. Just search for it on youtube and you will get the idea

thank you good sir, it is now on my "things i have to watch" list

Top Gear is its own genre. Its a British car show, but its hilarious. I suppose it could be considered comedy, or entertainment.

Its weird. It was hard for me to understand what he was saying i had to say it out loud. prefer proper english anyways. But yeah. The slang down here is awefull but hey, what can you do

I'm living in Wales, and I hate the damned language up here

Maybe its because I'm English but I really don't see how that'll confuse anyone O.o

Same, but i dont really speak slang much. Its not hard to understand but its dodgy

I'm from up north anyway so i wouldn't know much slang from London anyway.

how far up north?

You probably don't count it as that far, still a way from London imo though, Wakefield is where I'm from.

Remember your Champions League campaign, the one that lasted 2 matches and one team?
Sorry that was harsh, let me buy you a drink - considering you can't afford one.

I have no idea who you support so i can't mock you yet

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Alright so I was a little late you got Italy And RoI mixed up