New Halo 5 trailer paints Master Chief as K.I.A.
It's been really hard to guess where Halo 5: Guardian's plot is headed. It first started off looking like a conflict of interest between Master Chief and Locke. A gameplay trailer then portrayed Master Chief as a traitor to the UNSC. Now, Master Chief is dead.The trailer, while only being cinematic, definitely strikes a chord in hardcore Halo fans, starting off with a somber announcement made over the television by a UNSC official. While talking about the loss of Master Chief, the trailer shows Master Chief running through what looks like a combat zone, only to be crushed by a falling building. As well, it shows Master Chief's limp body sitting in the rubble, motionless as the rest of the scene around him.
It’s been really hard to guess where Halo 5: Guardian’s plot is headed. It first started off looking like a conflict of interest between Master Chief and Locke. A gameplay trailer then portrayed Master Chief as a traitor to the UNSC. Now, Master Chief is dead.
The trailer, while only being cinematic, definitely strikes a chord in hardcore Halo fans, starting off with a somber announcement made over the television by a UNSC official. While talking about the loss of Master Chief, the trailer shows Master Chief running through what looks like a combat zone, only to be crushed by a falling building. As well, it shows Master Chief’s limp body sitting in the rubble, motionless as the rest of the scene around him.
The video can be watched below. Halo 5 launches on October 27th and will be the first in the series to not have split screen features. And even though the last Halo release, the Master Chief Collection, was a broken failure, Phil Spencer believes that Halo 5 will successfully be released with few issues. Especially with a name like “The Master Chief Collection,” it almost sounds like the bell tolls for thee, Master Chief, as the title of the re-release reads like a sound-off to the series’s main protagonist. Do you think that Halo 5 could feature the death of Master Chief? Can the series even survive without one of the video game world’s favorite protagonist? Sound off in the comments!