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Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - WarLocke - 01-15-2004 Buy your own replica HALO armor! That would so rock the company halloween party. But is it bulletproof?? <_< Also, on a semi-related yet totally random note, check out Mega64.com. I haven't downloaded the movies there yet, but I hear they're freaking hilarious. Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - Rhydderch Hael - 01-15-2004 I have imaginings that some Hollywood prop company could pull off a latex-and-prosthetic rendition of a Protoss Zealot. It would require the use of some mighty strong spring-loaded jointed stilts, and some handlers to keep the guy from capsizing, but that could be core. Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - shavenlunatic - 01-15-2004 WarLocke,Jan 15 2004, 06:57 AM Wrote:That would so rock the company halloween party.heh, yeah, you'll get laid for sure in that :blink: lol ;) Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - Lady Vashj - 01-20-2004 I don't play Halo. But I am taking Mythology. So when I see MJOLNIR, the first image that comes into my mind is Thor's hammer. Thinking about that as a Halloween costume? Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - WarLocke - 01-20-2004 Sorry, it wasn't all that clear. In Halo, the Master Chief (/player) is a cyborg super-soldier, equipped with MJOLNIR MkVI armor. No, I don't know what the MJOLNIR acronym means. Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - Drasca - 01-20-2004 Basic Mythology: MJOLNIR is Thor's Hammer, meaning "lightning." Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - WarLocke - 01-20-2004 Yeah, Mjolnir (with an umlaut or some other funky thing somewhere) was Thor's hammer. MJOLNIR (in the context of Halo) is some military acronym. Massive Juggalo-Offender Light Nuclear-Interference Rabies, or something. Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - Doc - 01-20-2004 It's also the Battle Armor of the Cyborg in Marathon. The protagonist, which you find out is a Mjolnir Battleroid Cyborg. Which is why he kicks so much, er, behind. Is it too early to plan for All Hallow's Eve? - Drasca - 01-20-2004 BOB's... the NPC "help" like the Marines in Halo, and just about as effective. Meet BOB, the Born on Board humans on the mothership, who are sometimes equipped with pistols and run around like headless chickens to 'help' you with stupid remarks (more cannon fodder). Other times are converted by the enemy and strapped with explosives to blow you up in a blazing death. Both forms are about equally ineffective in battle. There are many many more secrets and references in Pathways into Darkness ---> Marathon I, II, Infinity which I simply haven't experienced, but BOB definitely one of them. |