8:27 That is an indicator that the player has been hit from somwhere around 1-2 o'clock. It helps orientation in combat and is mostly found in first person shooters because it also shows you when you're beeing attacked from behind.

The context of 'Believe': It's set many years after the events of Halo 3 in a museum dedicated to the events of the war. That diarama is huge, 400 square feet, depicting a particularly brutal close-quarters fight between humanity and the covenant. They do live-action interviews with veterans from the battle as part of the museum bit too

There's a version of the Halo 3 Believe trailer that is much longer, that has live action parts of various interviews with "Veterans" who were in the battle and it gives context to the diorama.

@effortlessfury

2 жыл бұрын

Technically it was a bunch of distinct short trailers, one for each interview.

I hope she watches the Halo CE, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo Reach cutscenes one day like a movie and in that order. The remastered versions. Such good stories. Halo 2 is literally like watching a movie with how crazy good the cutscenes were from blur studios.

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe!

@lakshdeepsingh1331

2 жыл бұрын

Oh please dooo

@sanhcman666

2 жыл бұрын

@@HannaHsOverInvested SPOILER ALERT: When you watch cutscenes related to the flood you gonna be really scared, in fact some gamers are still suffering micro PTSD from those guys which unfortunately it could become real since there are fungus that act similar on ants

@stealthhunter6998

2 жыл бұрын

@@HannaHsOverInvested Oooo. Seriously thou Halo 2 (anniversary) will blow ur mind away but u have to have the context of Halo 1 (aka Halo CE). If u need links to any of the relavant utube videos I can put them here if u need help with the correct order :).

@bini6782

2 жыл бұрын

@@HannaHsOverInvested my hopes are sky high right now

The believe ad for halo 3 was a diorama of the human covenant war which is one of the most important events in halo lore

@Taggynn

2 жыл бұрын

Bungie Advertising was something else lol

@Sophie-mv7bd

2 жыл бұрын

@@Taggynn Indeed it was

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting.

@Betito1171

2 жыл бұрын

It was THE event

@christophersharp8373

2 жыл бұрын

That was also the teaser trailer and not the actual advertisement

Hey Hannah! The red line is a indicator where you are getting shot from. Helps if you are hard of hearing. Campaign is a military term that tabletop wargamers and later roleplayers adopted, eventually getting to video games. A campaign is a series of objectives, and consists of main and optional side objectives. In fantasy we call them quests in scifi missions, etc.

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

Ohhhhh thank you!

@sirpr3ce855

2 жыл бұрын

to add to that its often refers to the whole story part of a multiplayer, often pvp ( player vs player), game that then instead focuses on fighting against computer controlled (not other player) enemies while leading the player though cohesive story missions

Hanna you may not have understood the first trailer, And thats okay. To really understand it we need to go back to the "Halo 3 Believe Campaign" to really understand the weight the diorama holds. I highly suggest watching it, alongside rewatching the first trailer

If you liked these trailers you should watch some of the older games trailers. My personal recommendations are: Halo 3 ODST "We are ODST", Halo 3's "Starry Night", Halo Infinite's "Discover Hope", Halo Reach's "Deliver Hope" (my personal favorite) There are many good trailers and a lot of unique live actions in the series so it'll be fun to check them out ..... i also think you'd like the overall story these games have.... it's the duality of humanizing and emotionality of sacrifice and the struggle of humanity against impossible odds when following other characters and when following Master Chief it's about being the hero and hope for humanity that just lights a fire inside ... but i digress haha

@BabbelLegend

2 жыл бұрын

I second all of this!

@evanflynn4680

2 жыл бұрын

I third. Motion carries.

@Perfectly_Cromulent351

2 жыл бұрын

Upvote this man!

@CommodoreMudkip

2 жыл бұрын

She's watched Deliver Hope before

I love how the Brutes at 8:35 holds the Human Rocket like a rifle just shows how strong they are. This is also the first Halo game where the Covenant or the Banished have used human weapons with the Banished using whatever they can to survive while the Covenant was alot more uniform. Some insight the Banished first appeared in Halo Wars 2 so this is the first game they'll be appearing in the main series of games. If you'd like to know more i would highly recommend watching the Halo Wars 2 cutscenes on KZread to give you an idea of the events before Halo Infinite. Halo 5 i guess as well but the story within that is Rise Of Skywalker level of bad so I'm so happy that more focus is being put on what happened in Halo Wars 2 while taking the overall plot of Halo 5 and using elements of that such as What happened to Cortana. There was also a massive battle which happened right before Halo Infinite that we know nothing about so I'm excited to learn about all this stuff as a fan of Halo. Here's all the Halo Wars 2 Cutscenes - kzread.info/dash/bejne/mmR_zq-medzLltI.html

@BlackMoridin

2 жыл бұрын

Quick question i only played halo 1, 2 and 3. So..... What happened to Cortana?! 🙃

@CaptainAmercia

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlackMoridin Halo 5 happened lol Honestly i would keeping the events of Halo 5 a secret and just play Halo Infinite as the game will no doubt speak on these events kind of like how they mention Reach in Halo CE to Halo 3 when most fan's had no idea what happened on Reach until Halo Reach came out.

The red line probably show that you have been hit by enemy fire and which direction the hit was from. The game has many missions for you to play, missions grouped together form a campaign, a game can have 1 or more campaigns for example Starcraft II had 30 or so missions divided in 3 campaigns each for a different races (Humans, Zergs, Protoss)

The Halo 3 Believe is an entire series of videos with in universe interviews of "veterans" of the war. Its amazing and intense. I highly recommend you watch the rest of them they're so good!

in the future you should take a look at the Halo Believe ad campaign, the amount of emotion and world building packed into those live action ads is really amazing. you only saw the shortest one in this video.

that squel had me dying xD. You super excited is always the best!

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣 thanks.

8:30 that little red line is a hit indicator, it shows up when you get damaged and gives a rough direction so you know where the damage is coming from.

5:10 "Campaign" in context for videogames is the "story mode" basically, quests and stuff are the individual missions IN the story mode! Hope this helps!

RE: Campaign: In short, yes, it's referring to the story of the game. Every Halo until now has had a very direct, linear narrative. In that context, the campaign is a series of "missions" that take you through the story arc of the game. You're more acting a part in a pre-defined story vs. something like an RPG where your actions may dictate one of many outcomes. "Quests" usually refer to stories within a larger overall game structure, they may be core story elements, or smaller self contained objectives that have less impact on the overall narrative (though good ones generally take the opportunity to tell interesting stories within stories, or expand on world-building). Edit: Clarity

The red line as an indicator of what direction you're taking damage from. It's common in video games, we need audio and visual queues to make up for the lack of touch and peripheral vision.

"Campaign" in video games 90% of the time is just another word for the Single player story mode.

Halo ODST: we are ODST is one of my favorite Halo trailer

Here are some more trailers from the halo franchise that I would love to see your reaction too. 1. Halo 3 ODST live action trailer "We are ODST." A short story about a young man joining the ODST after a family member in the ODST dies 2. Halo wars 2 know your enemy. A short cinematic capturing the feel of two genius tacticians fighting each other 3. Halo 3 Believe Campaign (FULL - All Interviews). This cinematic shows a more of a more... human side of the human/covenant war. It has live action interviews of retired UNSC soldier and the things they experienced in the war. Has the feel of those documentaries were the interview old war vets. Fair warning though, near the end it shows the Halo 3 believe cinematic you just watched in this video. I really am enjoying your content right now, and I still will even if you don't watch these. Success to you.

So the Believe trailer was one of the big adverts Bungie put out for the giant hype train that was the release of Halo 3. However, there was also a small series of live action short videos that are bundled together and titled Halo Landfall that are very well done and lend a lot of credence to the idea of a live action Halo movie or series being successful. If you said that you would only react to one more thing related to Halo, I'd recommend that. For something that was actually put together in late 2007, it holds up real well.

@pietka33

2 жыл бұрын

Halo Landfall was directed by Neill Blomkamp as a proof of concept for his Halo movie, which unfortunately was canceled (or never greenlighted)

That Red Line is letting you the player know what direction the hit is coming from so you can watch out from the danger.

Halo 3 was…something special. “Believe” was just a one word slogan, but it was the only word needed. It summed up everything about the game: belief in the human spirit, belief in the strength of unity, belief in ourselves and each other. They took time with it, they took care with it, crafting not only things in the virtual world, but the real world as well, giving models and props that special human touch, with orchestral and opera pieces to stir the soul to all corners of human emotion. All this, all that attention to our own humanity, in a story where the main character had most of his humanity stripped away, in order that the rest of us would still have ours once we no longer needed people like him to defend it. Yes, it’s about aliens and spaceships and giant space stations, but that was always the background of the tapestry for these stories; in the end, it’s humanity, front and center, always humanity. That’s what makes Halo special.

Borderlands, Borderlands 2, Borderlands the pre-sequel (between 1 and 2), and Borderlands 3. You should watch the opening cinematic for each in that order. It doesn't really give story as much as introduce the characters, but it is an important part of setting the tone for the games. Addendum: Also the Borderlands 2 Doomsday trailer, and anything related to Tiny Tina is gold.

In regards to the Campaign vs Quest. A campaign is considered to be the story that is being told from the beginning to end of the game and is made up by a series of quests and/or missions that leads you through the campaign. One set of trailers I would highly recommend is from a game call Frostpunk and it's upcoming sequel Frostpunk 2. It is a bleak but intense story that I feel like you would enjoy seeing the trailers for.

Nice camera! These Halo trailers are some of the most emotional and amazing marketing I've ever seen.

The red line you saw in the gameplay section was a damage indicator, spinning around your cross hairs to indicate which direction the damage came from. It's like shorthand for "you're being attacked, bad dudes in this general direction." I kind of forget sometimes how much of the "language" of games is something learned across too many titles that when you see the end product of iteration on iteration, series on series, it's a bit confusing without having been present at some point at the beginning or in the middle. I guess one of the first things you learn is that light usually signifies the direction you want to go to progress, and that behind most waterfalls are goodies. Iterated upon iteration, stuff like directional damage indicators happen, or silhouetting enemies to give an indication of which deserves your attention first.

The “red line” you mentioned is an indicator telling you from which direction you are being shot, since you can only look forward and don’t always hear it when you are shot, it helps you locate the enemy

8:27 it's a visual feedback, it shows from which direction you're getting shot, like if you're getting shot by an enemy on the left it points left, shot from behind it points down etc.

The BELIEVE marketing campaign actually includes many more videos than just that one trailer. I believe (ha ha, "believe") you can find the whole ad series compiled on YT.

The red line that appears on screen is telling the player where they are being damaged from.

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

Okayyyyyyy! Thank you so much!

Man that Believe trailer is so damn Iconic bro.

So Believe was made as part of an ad campaign for Halo 3 that was live action. The idea behind it was that after the end of the war depicted in the Halo games they were opening a museum dedicated to the war and the veterans of it, they did 'interviews' with people playing the vets telling stories about them fighting alongside the Master Chief and what happened to him, and Believe is showing off the big diorama that was meant to be the centerpiece of the museum. The interviews allude a lot to the fact that Master Chief went missing and was never seen again after the war but some of the believe he survived, so him moving and the tag line 'Believe' was meant to represent the fact that he makes it through. The irony is, the sub plot of the game about him getting captured and escaping execution that's depicted in the diorama actually ended up getting cut from the final game to make the plot flow better.

@nickthelot

2 жыл бұрын

Also, this era of live action Halo trailer is incredible, I'd recommend watching 'We are ODST'. the trailer for Halo 3 ODST, it's a live action trailer with it's own self contained plot, the actors in it are actual Hungarian special forces troops, it's really cool.

Forever we Fight is one of the best pieces of media I have watched in a while

I love your content, great stuff! The small red marks you asked about are actually letting the player know where damage is coming from.

Oh my god, Christmas came early. I love these trailers, and I love that you took a peek at them!

Red lines help signal the player to know which direction they are being attacked, this light is always noticeable when shot.

Something I didn't see anyone else mention: the song in "Lightbringers" is the same melody as the theme music for the franchise. I thought that was cool. Also, regarding your computer: depending on what went wrong, you might be able to replace an individual part rather than the whole thing, which would probably be a lot less expensive. Of course, if you were looking to upgrade anyway, then it would still be worth investing in a new unit. If you go that route, I would recommend getting a desktop if you're not using one already; it's a lot easier to replace or upgrade the components that way if you want to.

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

I did upgrade and it does do a few thing I really need quite a bit faster. And that's so cool about the song!

Campaigns can generally be considered as the singleplayer story experience in most gaming contexts :) That little red line is a directional indicator for incoming damage. imagine a clock , 12oclock is right in front of you 6 oclock right behind you. in that example the player was taking hits from somewhere towards the rightish of where they are currently facing. A lot of games use this mechanic, some games choose to display it on the edge of the screen, others in the center like here. I prefer the edge as it feels more natural to me and I can tell the direction of fire and react more quickly.

I'm living vicariously through your reactions and having fun.

I think Halo 3 had one of the best marketing campaigns out of the series. The live action shorts for that were great.

8:24 its basically threat detection. Its an indicator as to what direction damage is coming from since you cant exactly feel it through the screen. Just a visual mechanic to improve gameplay experience

Typically in video games- the red splash (the red bits you weren't sure of) will indicate where damage is coming from- if you are getting shot, if you are taking damage from landing, if something explodes near you and you are taking damage from that. It might not be that way in Halo (never played it, so not sure-) but I'd guess as much from what is going on around the player :) hope that helps :D

Halo. The franchise that makes you proud to be human.

The last one is referring to how humanity always fights

the red lines are indicators for what direction your taking damage from so you can find the enemy shooting you

I love how the room you record is slowly evolving along with your videos. 👍🏽

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼 thank you!

Halo Infinite's story made me cry. It was really good. Highly recommend it.

the Red line is a hit indictor. it means something has hurt you from vaguely that direction. As you can imagine, as cool as you can be in a video game there are "limits" in real life the time it takes to react to touch or feelings across your body are a lot faster IRL (thanks evolution) so getting killed by being shot in the back because to didn't know you took damage from that way sucks. most shooters have hit indictors because of the natural of ranged weapons being able to kill you without being (sometimes) seen.

red line means he got shot in that direction :3 it helps you tell where the damage is coming from when you are surrounded by sounds of gunshots.

the red line is a hit indicator, telling you where you're getting shot from

Little red line is a damage indicator showing that you took damage in some form, campaign is a gaming term usually for fps games (first person shooter) used to refer to the main story; usually single player

The red line is a hit indicator which is meant to show that you've been hit by an enemy and it's positions shows the direction from where it came from. Ex: red line on top means the bullet that hit you came from in front of you, the bottom means from behind,etc... P/s: i don't remember any game explicitly explaining the hit indicator but many gamers have always known what it meant, i guess play games long enough and you automatically pick up on these things

In lots of games that have a single player and multi player element, 'campaign' refers to the single player storyline, as opposed to the multiplayer which usually doesn't have a story at all. I think the Halo multiplayer has a small story explaining why it's happening, but no story playing out as you play. 'Campaign' can usually be swapped out for 'story' and have the same meaning.

Spartans do what Spartans do best: *Defy the odds, fight, and win-whatever the cost.*

Hey Hannah! I know the fans would love it if you watched all the trailers from Halo 3, ODST and Reach. It would give more context and understanding of the overall Halo universe and many of them are told with real people acting!

The red lines u asked about at 8:33...to 8:35, it's the general direction from which ur getting hurt...basically it's ur awareness pointing towards an enemy shooting at u from that direction.

the redline you saw is an indicator saying your getting shot and it is telling you from which direction

8:29 is your hit indicator, shows the direction of the last hit to your armor.

I like to compare the terms we gamers use with books. Quest or mission would be like a chapter. Smaller bits that might sum up a smaller story. Campaign would be a series of quests that come together like a whole book. Although quest can be interchangeable with the end goal. Like the fellowship's quest to get rid of the ring in Lord of the Rings. Series would be how all those campaigns fit together to tell an overarching story like a series of books. For example, Halo 1, 2, and 3 are know as a trilogy that sums up a story even though there are more games in the Halo series that came out after. The devolopers, or authors, changed hands from Bungie to 343 Inustries. So the story has been continued, but it isn't by the original story tellers. There also are side campaigns too. Halo 3 ODST is an example. It takes place during Halo 3 from a different perspective with alternate characters. One of which is played by, and has the likeness of, Nathan Fillion. The same character shows up again in Halo 5. His name is Buck.

8:23 those red lines tell you where you're taking damage from, the direction of incoming gunfire etc.

He did say "say good pie" because I'm pretty sure in the Halo universe that species cant make the "B" sound very well.

I wanted to recommend Halo Legends The Duel. Its shows the side of the aliens real well.

That red line is the damage indicator it shows where your getting shot and hit from

Campains in games are basically the solo mode with missions and a story (it applies particurarly in games which have a solo mode and a distinct multiplayers mode)

so, Believe was an entire series of trailers, related to a Diorama of a battle in the human-covenant war, and a museum, called the museum of humanity. each one focuses on the creation of the diorama, and the veterans of the battle, the actors seem to portray PTSD well. I would also reccomend the "landfall" trailer series, which is practically a short film, directed by Neil blomkopf.

That music is Raindrop Prelude Op25, No15 by Chopin

in video games the Campaign would refer to the main story that you would be exploring/playing. So like the entire game not including multiplayer

Please read the books or the wiki. First fall of reach later the flood and finally contact harvest. Also as a warframe player myself the videos you saw cover partially the story so far. SPOILER ALERT ABOUT WARFRAME: its set on far future where humans turn into orokin.

Hey ! Cool video as always ! I guess some might already suggested this to you but, are you gonna cover the Metal Gear Solid 5 The Phantom Pain trailers ? 'cause you should ! :D

Side campaigns. I'm gonna start using that.

8:24 thats a damage indicator, it tells you which direction you are getting hit from

If you like story then you should watch the full believe trailer with the interviews, they get actors to play surviving marines in Halos world.

Campaign in context of games refers to the story, but usually the word “campaign” itself is used for military/first person shooters since that is usually the technical term for prolonged military operations. Most other times games will just refer to it as a “story mode”.

Yeah, the live action stuff is great and a throwback to the old believe ads from Halo 3. They're not only great for people like yourself, but hits the nostalgia trip for those old people like us who were into the old Halo's :). The Believe ad you saw was the diorama one (which is actually the last one in progression), but was basically part of these..... Live action one (one of many) kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYBl1Nevmr3afMo.html And someone compiled them all, but the quality isn't the best: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZmSextKzotOvoNY.html Essentially all of the Become ones are reminding us of the above. And yeah, they try to be emotional.

Wow, you look great with this new camera. Everyone over here looking at me smiling like a silly person at your excitement.

The "believe" trailers are a small group of videos of veterans from the war. They speak about how they lived during the invasion, and how Master Chief "died" during those days.

Simple lore video: "I read all 337 books in Skyrim so you don't have to | Unraveled"

“Is this a Christmas song???” Angry Chopin noises

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

The Halo 5 opening cinematic would be great to react to, too 😊

Everyone like this so she can watch the halo wars 3 trailer/mini movies.. those are some of the best halo media content (&just military sci-fi content in general) out there.. plus i think our lil amazon marshmallow would get a kick out of Atriox 😂

Campaign means the main story of the game

@HannaHsOverInvested

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼 thank you!

@LocalGenericLoonaPfp

2 жыл бұрын

@@HannaHsOverInvested you’re welcome!

"Campaign" in this context just distinguishes the main, story-driven part of the game from other modes that might also be included, such as multiplayer or more arcade-like game modes. A lot of games ship with these alternate modes, however many might just have one large single-player campaign, some are multiplayer only, some might be cooperative focused and others combine their entire game into one big open world experience, ect...

Camera looks great!!!

In games like Halo that have both a single player story and multiplayer matches that have no story, campaign is usually the word they use to indicate the single player part of the game. Also, as to, what did Cortana do. Basically she orchestrated the A.I. uprising

Campaign is the entire single player game mode.

Campaign is usually the name for single player story modes in shooters and strategy games :)

Campaign is the story, these also a big multiplayer arena The little red line indicates what direction you're getting hit from

Check out the "Step Inside" trailer for Halo Infinite too.

They campaign is usually the playing through the story as a single player and then there is multiplayer which other game modes like matchmaking pvp.

The red line is a help tool to tell you which direction you took damage from, so if you get shot in the back the line will be in the bottom to indicate it came from your 6 o clock. In games where you fight a lot of enemies and take damage from distance it's very useful 😸

05:37 I went to buy cigarettes, lol.... Campaign is also called story mode , made usually of quests and missions. Many games come with different modes, u can chose which to play in a specific moment, some other modes are merely competitional or multiplayer. Depending on the game, the story mode is also the main mode. But some games are basically and mainly multiplayer as well. Or everyone vs everyone & my mom. So, there is a lil piece from the happiness shit for everyone and each type of gaming soul out there. Edit : and sorry, today ur mic sounds weird, lol...but everything else is fantastic as always!!! Hehe

oh god, there are soo many halo 3 small movies, reason was mostly they wanted to stop after halo 3, so the best are the halo 3 ones. Even used actors in those movies. and the halo books, the books are a masterpiece!

"That's the main guy." Yes... yes it is.

that hand clap at start sounds soooo good :D I want to shake your hand xD keep strong

fun fact the new enemies are knwown to be silent shadow one of the highest rank elites and most farest to be dangerous and are to track down any spartan down

A campaign is just another word for the main story quest. FPS games usually call it "campaign" and RPGs usually call it "main story"

Halo CE, Halo 2 all cutscenes are a good kinda long intro into understanding the basics

The red line is the damage received direction

3:43 "splainy ones" HAHAHAhahaha all you need is an audio equalizer to reduce the high end crispness, that whole echo thing from being in a room with mostly hard surfaces