Bungie-era Halo has the best OST in the industry hands down, though recently Lunacid let me hear some certified bangers; someone here mentioned B:G&E, and I second that opinion although I wouldn’t have thought of it myself.
The use of language in Reach is masterful. Even with one liners like ‘DOT, check your vector’, or mutterings like ‘armour configuration matched’ - ‘shield strength too’ add so much believability to the world.
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Bungie-era Halo has the best OST in the industry hands down, though recently Lunacid let me hear some certified bangers; someone here mentioned B:G&E, and I second that opinion although I wouldn’t have thought of it myself.
Halo Reach was such an excellent send off. What a powerful soundtrack.
Halo Reach is my best honestly
Commander, you don’t have the firepower!
I’ve got the mass.
Solid copy. Hit 'em hard, boss.
You’re on your own, Noble.
Lieutenant, get aboard. We gotta get the hell outta here
Negative. I have the gun. Good luck, sir.
Good luck to you, Spartan.
The use of language in Reach is masterful. Even with one liners like ‘DOT, check your vector’, or mutterings like ‘armour configuration matched’ - ‘shield strength too’ add so much believability to the world.
I wanna go play reach now.
The Mombasa Streets music made me stop in my tracks a couple times.
The Halo 3: ODST OST is so good, man.