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Exactly. Now we have cocky dislikeable characters like the feminist Commander Palmer and then Locke.
(Skip Fall of Reach)
Halo: The Flood & First Strike.
The flood is essentially an expanded universe 'canon version' of how Halo CE played out in my mind. First Strike is what happends between CE and 2 - very much worth reading.
The Forerunner triology: Probably the most "professionally made" of all the Halo books. Greg Bear is universally known as an excellent writer, and it really shows here. It doesn't feel like a tie in book designed to sell more mech or tat. It's a genuinely interesting look into the forerunner world and its motivations.
It also flushes out the (original) Didact in A LOT more detail. I would actually say these are my favorites out of basically the whole lot
The Kilo5 triology is a hit and miss affair. It doesn't feel as genuine as some of the other peices. None of the characters were that interesting, save for an sangheili character who appears in Halo 5 in an absolutely awful way.
I think those are the best ones tbh. Some of the newer ones are very good as well.
Well ODST are enhanced to some minor extent.
I remember reading somewhere that they get augmentation for their bones to increase survival chances during their drops.
And also so they can last longer behind enemy lines without sustenance.
(but that isnt really combat related)
So not to any extent of a spartan obviously, But ODST are by no means normal soldiers, is what i'm getting at here.
Plus their equipment is better, their armour is better etc.
I mean, even with a regular marine we'd still feel powerful because we're controllin them.
I'd rather have another ODST game entirely, with a new story.
Honestly feel like we could be anyone in the current game and the narrative wouldnt really change.
If anything, I would recommend that OP watches the animation instead.
Its mostly time inconsistencies i believe.
Just gonna "spoiler" this bad boy up just in case.
I mean, in the book its almost exclusively a naval conflict you follow.
You're with captain keyes and the pillar of autumn from the start of that battle.
And as far as i know, i dont believe the pillar ever landed on reach during the conflict.
Theres only one ground engagement, and its only mentioned. Covenant strike teams trying to disable an orbital cannon generator so their fleet could actually approach and burn the planet.
In the game by the time you start the 5th mission, theres dialogue claiming the UNSC fleet wont arrive for another two days. So they aren't even there yet.
The reach conflict in the game is almost exclusively a ground engagement, with the exception of one mission.
"Auntie Dot: "Thankfully, help is imminent. Sixty percent of the UNSC fleet is en route to Reach from existing deployments. The first battle group should arrive within forty-eight hours."
And at the time of said mission start, the invasion is already in full effect from a covenant super carrier no less.
You could fool yourself into thinking you're just following two different perspectives of the battle,
But honestly the planet is lost and destroyed so easily in the book that it just doesnt really add up.
I think if you change a couple of things around, you can still fit the book version of the battle with the game version, but considering how outdated the lore of FoR is by the time Halo Reach came out, I’m more inclined to change aspects of the book battle to fit the game battle, which is the better one imo. Everything else about FoR is fine aside from some silly aspects of the book like The UNSC not encountering Hunters, Engineers, or Elites until 2552. You’re telling me that an army of Grunts and Jackals were capable enough to wipe out almost all the Outer Colonies and a large chunk of the Inner Colonies? I find that hard to believe, and clearly the lore of later books and even the games sought to change that.
Thats my main point in the whole "book vs game" debate.
In the game, we actually got something out of, and i quote; "Humanity's strongest fortress world"
Earth might be the most important to humanity as a whole.
But to the UNSC specifically, Reach was.
And yeah, about the spoiler part of what you said, That doesnt make any sense.
But to be fair, Grunts are used to a far greater extent in the books.
We're talking overwhelming waves of grunts in the thousands.
It's a weird one I'll give you that; maybe "retconned" was the wrong word. The inconsistancies mount up to quite a lot by the end of Halo Reach, hence why the animation cut said content out.
Really, it's up to him. I didn't get on with it to be honest, not entirely sure why.
What i would recommend is watching the animation first, and then reading the book.
Animation Gives a great mental image of the Spartan 2's training and general life.
And the book will expand greatly upon it.
But yeah, Take the actual battle in the book with a grain of salt. Because fact of the matter is, The game is canon.
Sorry to see people don't seem to be getting on with the Forerunner trilogy. Books 1 & 3 are some of the best expanded lore that Halo has ever had, really flushes out the universe.
I will admit book 2 was almost incomprehensible to me on the first reading though.