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since when did MC learn kung fu? You can use knifes in Halo? :o.

A spartan is a multimillion if not billion dollar killing machine, you think they would have him learn some form of close quarters combat at the training facility in reach and its really not that absurd for him to have a military knife.

Just because something is not in the games e.g knives, it does not mean a different medium cannot use them...

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A spartan is a multimillion if not billion dollar killing machine, you think they would have him learn some form of close quarters combat at the training facility in reach and its really not that absurd for him to have a military knife.

Just because something is not in the games e.g knives, it does not mean a different medium cannot use them...

I didn't know Master Chief could take down a brute using his bare hands.

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I didn't know Master Chief could take down a brute using his bare hands.

He isn't. The 7 ton spartan suit is. How is that any different from say for example using the plasma pistol in Halo 3 and using the melee which happens to be a punch to take down a brute?

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He isn't. The 7 ton spartan suit is. How is that any different from say for example using the plasma pistol in Halo 3 and using the melee which happens to be a punch to take down a brute?

I didn't read about that before. I was just aware he was 6ft tall. He doesn't wear MJOLNIR armor does he? Because the UNSC had different Spartan programs as you may be aware of, and each program had cheaper more efficient suits in the next line of spartans

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I didn't read about that before. I was just aware he was 6ft tall. He doesn't wear MJOLNIR armor does he? Because the UNSC had different Spartan programs as you may be aware of, and each program had cheaper more efficient suits in the next line of spartans

Yeah I know there are different versions of MJOLNIR armor. I believe he was using Mark 1 MJOLNIR armor in Halo : CE and moved up to the current variation which is Mark 2 if i recall correctly. However I am sure that his suit in Halo 3 weighs around the 7 Tonne mark(source being the story manual from the collectors edition of Halo 3) making it possible for his blows to take down a brute :)

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Yeah I know there are different versions of MJOLNIR armor. I believe he was using Mark 1 MJOLNIR armor in Halo : CE and moved up to the current variation which is Mark 2 if i recall correctly. However I am sure that his suit in Halo 3 weighs around the 7 Tonne mark(source being the story manual from the collectors edition of Halo 3) making it possible for his blows to take down a brute :)

I'd say that's an accurate assumption.

I really fell in love w/ the whole anthology of the Halo series. Even though I played Halo CE I completely forgot why Halo itself existed. I got to read up on it.

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I'd say that's an accurate assumption.

I really fell in love w/ the whole anthology of the Halo series. Even though I played Halo CE I completely forgot why Halo itself existed. I got to read up on it.

Yeah I really do love the whole back story :D

As for Halo it exists as a weapon against the spread of the flood a counter measure if you will. Although that's a very bare bones explanation...

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Yeah I know there are different versions of MJOLNIR armor. I believe he was using Mark 1 MJOLNIR armor in Halo : CE and moved up to the current variation which is Mark 2 if i recall correctly. However I am sure that his suit in Halo 3 weighs around the 7 Tonne mark(source being the story manual from the collectors edition of Halo 3) making it possible for his blows to take down a brute :)

Mk V (Five) in Halo:CE and Mk VI (Six) in Halo 2/3. The Mk IV (Four) was in Halo Wars.

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You guys arguing about a fantasy world, but applying fantasy physics and your own imagination to it, and then correcting each other, is pretty funny.

At least we enjoy what we converse about. I'm sure even you have something like that of your own like Alice in Wonderland. If that's not a fantasy world then idk what is. Although I'm a huge fan.

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