I really wish news had gotten back to the covenant that a puny, normal human being trashed their precious Arbiter in one-on-one combat. What a fucking legend.
How would the Covenant know about that if there was no one to see it? They would have simply found his corpse dead if they were be able to found it first of course because they dropped the body to the void so
I just wish there were more Marines/ODSTs like Forge and Buck from the games. If we had a UNSC that was full of humans who took the fight to the enemy no matter the cost, humanity wouldn't have been losing the war by the time Halo came around.
@@-Apoptos- no he wasn't he was to young to be a spartan 1 orion 1 ended in in 2506 while he was born in 2502 he wasn't the right age to be a first generation spartan
Thats one way of looking at it! I think Forge just understood the necessity of the Spartans, and how they are really valuable assets to have in a fight. Regardless, he made the ultimate sacrifice, something any soldier should be prepared to do.
Superior size, strength, weaponry, armor, element of surprise, and yet he still lost. The Arbiter lacking the discipline to just kill Forge is what sealed his fate, ironically. If you lose that bad expect to be shit on by your ancestors in the afterlife.
@@Angels-Playground Those that are disciplined do not hesitate or delay in killing for petty reasons, arrogance being one of them. Arrogance is a sign of a lack of discipline.
I never even knew he had a kid. What makes it more sad is how the Spirit of fire was missing for years and once the Ark war they’ll finally tell her he died years ago as an unknown hero
Just love how one of the Spartans just casually pushes Ripa's (Arbiter) body over the side. "Nothing to see here; just a dead Elite going over the edge. We've all done it, amirite?"
The moment the one spartan was ready to sacrifice himself to blow the bomb manually, and the moment sgt forge said son were gonna need every last spartan in the fight, I can do this. And the spartan replied to him, good luck sir, it’s been an honor, best moment in halo wars, I’m not sure if Marty composes it but they truly stuck to the lore of halo
his death is that much more tragic when you read the novels about his Daughter and how shes searching for the Spirit of Fire and her dad. gonna be a sad day when she finds out
@@cran7731 Its a trilogy. Smoke and Shadow, Renegades, and Point of Light. Haven't read them myself cause they're out of stock in all the major Australian book stores. Thanks Covid. :(
Bungie: *Makes Avery Johnson* Players: “we love this man, best marine!” Bungie: *Kills Him* Players: “Why you gotta do my boi like that?” Bungie: *Makes Sergeant Forge* Players: “We love this smart mouthed surly marine!” Bungie: *Kills him* Players: “.......really bro?” 343: *makes Commander Palmer* Players: “get out of my way bitch.” 343: *Commander Palmer lives*
@@predatorjunglehunter7332 Well if its incels, then why do the same people who hate Palmer seem to be loving Commander Agryna from Halo Infinite's multiplayer?
If truth had a knife on him he would have killed the arbiter in halo 3 like forge just did. Elites are arrogant and like to give speech before the kill.
Ripa Moramme was one of the most brutal and arrogant Arbiters of all time, maybe losing to that one Arbiter that glassed half of grunts planet just to stop a rebellion
There honor guard elites they mostly use melee weapons not to say most don't use melee some do use plasma pistols or energy swords but the elites on that relic didn't have weapons because I can assume there own arrogance thinking that they didn't need weapons
@@hello-4503 Probably a combination of both relating to how the so called "elite" of the elites charged with defending the prophet probably wouldn't think ranged weapons were necessary considering they believed the humans were simply not competent enough to even get to that point of endangering the prophets. And of course it would be a pretty boring cutscene if all 3 spartans and Sergeant Forge died by some elites with beam rifles that close to their goal.
Whats even more impressive is that gut punch he took. A normal human would not be able to fight after a hit like that. I believe I saw something that said Forge was the offspring of a Spartan 1 or someone of thr Orian project. But I could be mistake
"Forge was often given command of units above him in rank because of his tactical and martial skill" it's part of his bio in the game. If Forge never got reprimands he would be like 3 ranks higher than he is in the game, and cutter knows Forge can get the job done in a way that many of his officers and NCOs wouldn't
I’ve seen some folks around complain about Forge’s fight not having music playing like the Spartans and I can not understand. Having music going on would’ve taken away from this duel to the death between 2 people who hate each other’s guts. The punches and gunshots have a *pop* that just wouldn’t be as good any other way.
if they were with the arbiter and only had spears, maybe they were other slightly shamed elites that were sent into combat to defend the arbiter and die for him/ the conventnt... also, aren't they technically energy spears?
I dont think they do nor can it be same armour. Lore speaking as we all know arbiters are sent on suicidal missions retrieving their bodies and armour would be difficult or there would be little to recover. Plus this arbiter Ripa Moramee is the 2nd largest elite and is a good sizes larger then our arbiter Thel Vadamee.
@@cameronschofield6440 Well, supposedly it is the same armor, because the prophet of Truth in Halo 2 said: "Yes. Here lies the vanguard of the Great Journey. EACH Arbiter, created and consumed in times of extraordinary crisis." So we can assume they recover their bodies and therefore the armor (which is a very old armor in terms of camouflage according to other elites)
@@jigoku2359 And that may be. There is just exceptions like Ripa for instance who's corpse is thrown over the side and incinerated when the Shieldworld explodes. Plus Ripa even for a Sangheili is a big boy so his armour could have been custom for him, a gift from Regret or suchlike. Plus Truth may be either speaking of the armour symbolically in the value it holds, emphasising its someut sacred and revered.
"The loss of 'Moramee's armor was mourned by the Covenant, as it could not be stored within the Mausoleum of the Arbiter on High Charity." Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder - In the Zone
I remember loving this scene but coming back to it sadly the elites had the Halo 4/5 brute problem. Lumbering around, taking forever to react and generally getting shot on by the most bullshit things. Still love this game ❤️
It always fascinates me that Spartan IIs fought for nearly 30 years without shields. I would live to see a cinematic of Spartan IIs hiding behind cover, dodging and evading plasma because their reaction times allow them to see gun fights in slow motion. How cool would thay be to see? Spartans moving with lightning speed evading and qeaving enemy fore and gunninf them down in rapid concession.
Spartans IIs may have been genetically superior, but they were never arrogant or condescending. They were instilled with discipline from the age of 5 and taught to respect not only a superior officer’s rank, but any soldier of any rank who displays honor and courage. Most importantly, they were taught that teamwork and trust were the most important attributes needed for a mission to succeed. This scene shows Spartan II Commander Jerome-092 displaying all of those qualities towards SGT Forge. RESPECT.
"Like the rest of your race, weak and undisciplined". Dude got bodied to the floor by a marine even in a surprise attack and ended up dying by his arrogance.
I don't know why but that shot of one of the Spartans just casually dumping the arbiters body off the side always gets a laugh out of me. The disrespect.
What I never got about this scene was out of those 4 it was a normal un augmented human who went to fight an Arbiter. Would've made more sense if one of the Spartans fought him instead.
Nah the Spartans knew Forge could hold his own. Forge is suggested to be the son of a Spartan 1 too making him a Spartan 1.1, probably has some enhanced attributes from it.
I also noticed that MA5B. Great attention to detail for canon. It really annoys me that they could get this right in a cutscene of an RTS game but they used the MA5C model for Halo CE anniversary, which makes no sense at all.
I’ve never been stabbed before but I don’t get why they don’t just take the other guy out with them, like he just had to move his arm a couple feet forward
1:this scene is ridiculous, i mean it's well made but why did the elites have to fight with pikes lol, and why did they make forge kill the arbiter in such a cheap way. 2: 4:27 he was right tho, it was gerome and his squad (mostly gerome) who ensured the defeat of the banished.
The difference in strenght between Forge and Ripa was pretty well shown on this cutscene. Forge throwing everything at the arbiter, even a giant unstable reactor, using his whole body to knock him down and unload a full pistol magazine into his hand just to get him to let go of his sword. Were it not for that "cheap move" Forge would have died there. Yes, it was a dirty move, but it also was the only way he had of surviving that fight.
I think it's to show how humans are just outmatched by elites physically and the only way a human can beat an Elite 1v1 is either through cunning or being a genetically modified super soldier raised from birth to fight. I wouldn't call it a cheap trick but a cunning tactic where Forge used the Arbiter's arrogance against him to turn the tables. Also those Elites are honor guard they use melee weapons since it is considered more honorable than ranged weapons. Remember the Elites where based off the Japanese code/way of Bushido.
I don’t get it, a robust 8 foot tall alien from a warrior race is getting tackled and bested in terms of strength by a 6’3 human. I feel like realistically the elites would be Tossin forge around with ease and would outright win
The bigger they are the harder they fall all it takes is technique and anyone can drop an elite just because there big doesn't mean there better it can become a disadvantage if your small opponent knows how to fight bigger foe not to mention if you feel bigger you get cocky witch in the end killed him plus humans are a warrior race we've been fighting each other for years on end only when there was a threat of Extinction did humanity band together to fight a common enemy
@@hello-4503 the sangheili are also a warrior race... theyve been fighting longer than us humans... plus the arbiter with all the armour on, would be nearing weighing in at 3x forges weight. There was no technique when it came to the tackle, just a simple charge tackle. Would not have been enough to take him down.
@@chaoticroderick1805 if you watch closely the arbiter was on a ledge so with enough force with a charge tackle and the fact that elites body's are built badly compared to us humans we have the leverage to push elites over they're legs are at a 45° angle with a little force you can topple then compared to trying to topple a human or brute
I'm personally more offended by Forge pinning Arbiter's right arm. He was able to keep that arm from even leaving the ground, but Arbiter's left arm was easily able to lift Forge's entire body?
My ass. A normal human kills a 8 foot tall elite stronger than 2 of his own kind and faster than a spartan by sticking a combat knife in him. Thats like a jackal killing chief lol
Behold: one of the strongest contenders for Halo's worst fight scene. No offense to those who enjoy it, of course! I just feel that it goes off the deep end trying to portray the Sangheili as weak and incompetent.
I feel like its split, the arbiter vs forge is an awesome scene, showing that humans can barely keep up with elites and need every advantage they can get, and then the Spartans dunk on an armor of minors with spears
That's fair, and I appreciate the idea of the contrast. For me though, the situation feels so artificial that it breaks my suspension of disbelief. Not a single elite is carrying a gun or has an energy shield, and the invisible elites coming at the Spartans decloak at a nonsensical and least opportune time. That Forge has to go up against the Arbiter alone is entirely his own doing, so their entire fight feels [more] contrived. It seemed motivated by a petty grudge, and he boasted afterwards that he would've beaten Arbiter the first time (which I find kinda delusional), which makes me strongly dislike Forge. I also struggle to enjoy the fight scene at times because of how poorly choreographed it feels. Arbiter forgets he has a usable left arm from the time he loses his energy sword for that hand to the time he drops his right one. When Forge tackles Arbiter's right arm, Arbiter has such a massive number of things he could do, but he just lays there and takes it until Forge has emptied a pistol clip into his hand. Sword tunnel vision, I guess? But let's not touch upon how asinine it is that Forge is able to keep Arbiter's right arm pinned completely to the ground, but Arbiter's left arm is easily strong enough to lift his entire body. Though let's give Forge some credit here, too; he could've stuck that pistol under Arbiter's head and emptied it into him, but instead he decides to shoot his hand?
Always hated this scene. Sure most of the Elites have spears, they would’ve killed the Spartans easily. Just as the Arbiter would’ve destroyed Sgt. Forge.
Xere 'Vajix the arbiter did destroy him. And if it wasn’t for his own arrogance at the end and just stabbed him instead of picking him up he would of one.
Bro I get that you like elites but all of those elites were the lowest rank out of them most likely fresh warriors without weapons but spears if that had weapons the Spartans might have died because this was before they had sheilds so the plasma weapons would've tore through there armor with ease hardly a fare fight against 3 Spartan 2s
I really wish news had gotten back to the covenant that a puny, normal human being trashed their precious Arbiter in one-on-one combat. What a fucking legend.
Pretty sure he was a Spartan 1, but I don’t remember
How would the Covenant know about that if there was no one to see it? They would have simply found his corpse dead if they were be able to found it first of course because they dropped the body to the void so
@@HwangInhoBooNam that’s why he said wish
@@chlaco8739 Forge is suggested to be a Spartan 1.1 by one of the book writers. Not outright confirmed but strongly suggested.
@@vodarara7184 ah ok
Could you imagine if John Forge lived long enough to become a Spartan 4? The Covenant would have shit themselves in fear.
I just wish there were more Marines/ODSTs like Forge and Buck from the games. If we had a UNSC that was full of humans who took the fight to the enemy no matter the cost, humanity wouldn't have been losing the war by the time Halo came around.
Thats halo wars deep lol
Da Bx forge was a first gen spartan
Da Bx forge isn’t an ODST
@@-Apoptos- no he wasn't he was to young to be a spartan 1 orion 1 ended in in 2506 while he was born in 2502 he wasn't the right age to be a first generation spartan
"Like all of your race, weak and undisciplined"
Cuts to 3 of the "Weak and undisciplined" cutting through an entire elite platoon
I love how Forge is just like “Don’t argue with me soldier, I’m okay, I just killed an Arbiter” when he was ready to sacrifice himself
Thats one way of looking at it! I think Forge just understood the necessity of the Spartans, and how they are really valuable assets to have in a fight. Regardless, he made the ultimate sacrifice, something any soldier should be prepared to do.
4:17 'Nothing to see here, just disposing of this body'
Lol
Not a single trophy taken either…
Superior size, strength, weaponry, armor, element of surprise, and yet he still lost. The Arbiter lacking the discipline to just kill Forge is what sealed his fate, ironically. If you lose that bad expect to be shit on by your ancestors in the afterlife.
Ripa Moramee was one of e fiercest arbiters ever created... he was simply arrogant, nothing more.
@@Angels-Playground Those that are disciplined do not hesitate or delay in killing for petty reasons, arrogance being one of them. Arrogance is a sign of a lack of discipline.
The fact Forge's daughter, Rion is looking for him unaware of his demise makes his death even sadder.
I never even knew he had a kid. What makes it more sad is how the Spirit of fire was missing for years and once the Ark war they’ll finally tell her he died years ago as an unknown hero
She knows he’s dead now. Spark told her.
She has her own trilogy
Just love how one of the Spartans just casually pushes Ripa's (Arbiter) body over the side.
"Nothing to see here; just a dead Elite going over the edge. We've all done it, amirite?"
It was like he was just another elite
The moment the one spartan was ready to sacrifice himself to blow the bomb manually, and the moment sgt forge said son were gonna need every last spartan in the fight, I can do this. And the spartan replied to him, good luck sir, it’s been an honor, best moment in halo wars, I’m not sure if Marty composes it but they truly stuck to the lore of halo
Halo wars was done by Stephen Rippy, who also did amazing work for the Age of Empires franchise
The Spartan was Jerome
@@ThaliaGecko ok
his death is that much more tragic when you read the novels about his Daughter and how shes searching for the Spirit of Fire and her dad. gonna be a sad day when she finds out
what novel is that in?
@@cran7731 Its a trilogy. Smoke and Shadow, Renegades, and Point of Light. Haven't read them myself cause they're out of stock in all the major Australian book stores. Thanks Covid. :(
@@thewielder3445 thanks c:
also maybe try audible or kindle
My favourite part was when the music kicked in and the Spartans were kicking a##
crazy to think this game company who never made a halo game prior could understand the core lore just like bungie, such an amazing game.
Unlike another company...
Bungie: *Makes Avery Johnson*
Players: “we love this man, best marine!”
Bungie: *Kills Him*
Players: “Why you gotta do my boi like that?”
Bungie: *Makes Sergeant Forge*
Players: “We love this smart mouthed surly marine!”
Bungie: *Kills him*
Players: “.......really bro?”
343: *makes Commander Palmer*
Players: “get out of my way bitch.”
343: *Commander Palmer lives*
incels gonna hate
@@predatorjunglehunter7332 she’s just not a good character
Forge is a character by Ensemble.
@@thawkade Ensemble was the saddest death of Halo Wars
@@predatorjunglehunter7332 Well if its incels, then why do the same people who hate Palmer seem to be loving Commander Agryna from Halo Infinite's multiplayer?
Wow the arbiters own arrogance is what killed him in the end
THE EQUALIZER
That’s what Sgt. Forge was hoping for.
If it was our arby he wouldve gave him respects before he killed him
If truth had a knife on him he would have killed the arbiter in halo 3 like forge just did. Elites are arrogant and like to give speech before the kill.
Hmm
Ripa Moramme was one of the most brutal and arrogant Arbiters of all time, maybe losing to that one Arbiter that glassed half of grunts planet just to stop a rebellion
Forge was a Spartan 1, he never died he's just missing in action
Spartan 1.1*
Well we never saw any body
Dates doesn't much to be a Spartan 1
No he wasn't. Just a tough son of a bitch.
@@HwangInhoBooNam hes a 1.1
Forge really just said “Nah you’re more important. I’ll die instead.”
3:35 I love how the shotgun spartan just killed that elite by shoulder bashing him
Why didn't the elites bring guns? Or just like one gun?
Of all comments made yours actually makes sense. Like I can agree with this statement.
If they had guns we wouldn’t have this fight scene gotta think of the cool factor
There honor guard elites they mostly use melee weapons not to say most don't use melee some do use plasma pistols or energy swords but the elites on that relic didn't have weapons because I can assume there own arrogance thinking that they didn't need weapons
@@hello-4503 Probably a combination of both relating to how the so called "elite" of the elites charged with defending the prophet probably wouldn't think ranged weapons were necessary considering they believed the humans were simply not competent enough to even get to that point of endangering the prophets.
And of course it would be a pretty boring cutscene if all 3 spartans and Sergeant Forge died by some elites with beam rifles that close to their goal.
@@blacknyellow962 you make a very good point and yeah I do know there was some plot armor based on them being the main characters of the game
The fact that Forge was an un-augmented human and tackled a freaking arbiter makes him all the more badass
Whats even more impressive is that gut punch he took. A normal human would not be able to fight after a hit like that. I believe I saw something that said Forge was the offspring of a Spartan 1 or someone of thr Orian project. But I could be mistake
He put all his weight into the Elite , and the armor took some of the hit to the gut. However it’s clear forge is I sneeze away from death lol
The Elite's body structure is very susceptible to takedowns and wrestling techniques
3:17 When your girlfriend says her pregnancy test was positive
Lmao 🤣
I just now noticed you can see the Arbiter just standing there in active camo as the Marine walks up the ramp
Love how the Arbiter has the audacity to call Forge weak even after getting tackled and pinned by him.
The Irony of an Officer calling a Sergeant "Sir". Lol
Even if they're BOTH higher enlisted, this has to be something that changed in the future. Lmfao
"Forge was often given command of units above him in rank because of his tactical and martial skill" it's part of his bio in the game. If Forge never got reprimands he would be like 3 ranks higher than he is in the game, and cutter knows Forge can get the job done in a way that many of his officers and NCOs wouldn't
I’ve seen some folks around complain about Forge’s fight not having music playing like the Spartans and I can not understand. Having music going on would’ve taken away from this duel to the death between 2 people who hate each other’s guts. The punches and gunshots have a *pop* that just wouldn’t be as good any other way.
Forge had the heart of a true Spartan.
"throw him over the edge, throw him over the edge! YES!!!"
The Spartans vs elite scene is a lot less impressive when you realize that spartans have guns and elite mere spears lol
And apparently no shields
And besides the Arbiter, the elites with invisibility decided to decloak at the worst possible time.
@@caramelcorn6777 now which race is weak and undisciplined XD
One of the elites just grab hold of the Spartans shotgun and just stands there like he didn’t expect to get that far
if they were with the arbiter and only had spears, maybe they were other slightly shamed elites that were sent into combat to defend the arbiter and die for him/ the conventnt...
also, aren't they technically energy spears?
4:20
Rollin Rollin Rollin The Body "Weeeeeeeeeeeee"
That Must Be The MC
We Can't Resist A Body On A Ledge
Sgt. Forge teach me that you don't need to be a Spartan to be a HERO
And as a final insult, his body gets dropped off the ledge in the end lmao
Her: "Babe I'm Pregnant..."
Me: 3:17
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Oh shiiiiet
STOP HAHA
Top tier comment
I did not expect such a savage comment under this random halo video
4:18 I wonder how does the Covenant manages to found and recover arbiter's armor everytime they die
I dont think they do nor can it be same armour.
Lore speaking as we all know arbiters are sent on suicidal missions retrieving their bodies and armour would be difficult or there would be little to recover.
Plus this arbiter Ripa Moramee is the 2nd largest elite and is a good sizes larger then our arbiter Thel Vadamee.
@@cameronschofield6440 Well, supposedly it is the same armor, because the prophet of Truth in Halo 2 said: "Yes. Here lies the vanguard of the Great Journey. EACH Arbiter, created and consumed in times of extraordinary crisis." So we can assume they recover their bodies and therefore the armor (which is a very old armor in terms of camouflage according to other elites)
@@jigoku2359 And that may be. There is just exceptions like Ripa for instance who's corpse is thrown over the side and incinerated when the Shieldworld explodes. Plus Ripa even for a Sangheili is a big boy so his armour could have been custom for him, a gift from Regret or suchlike.
Plus Truth may be either speaking of the armour symbolically in the value it holds, emphasising its someut sacred and revered.
"The loss of 'Moramee's armor was mourned by the Covenant, as it could not be stored within the Mausoleum of the Arbiter on High Charity."
Halo Waypoint: Canon Fodder - In the Zone
@@marrvynswillames4975 Then maybe it's a matter of cannon discrepancies that were explained later. But back in Halo 2 they implied that
I remember loving this scene but coming back to it sadly the elites had the Halo 4/5 brute problem. Lumbering around, taking forever to react and generally getting shot on by the most bullshit things. Still love this game ❤️
Maybe those were one of the other more brutish sangheli clans
It always fascinates me that Spartan IIs fought for nearly 30 years without shields. I would live to see a cinematic of Spartan IIs hiding behind cover, dodging and evading plasma because their reaction times allow them to see gun fights in slow motion.
How cool would thay be to see? Spartans moving with lightning speed evading and qeaving enemy fore and gunninf them down in rapid concession.
There’s a theory that forge is the son of a Spartan 1 so he might be naturally strong but other than that he is just a really tough marine
That was a badass fight scenes
Spartans IIs may have been genetically superior, but they were never arrogant or condescending. They were instilled with discipline from the age of 5 and taught to respect not only a superior officer’s rank, but any soldier of any rank who displays honor and courage. Most importantly, they were taught that teamwork and trust were the most important attributes needed for a mission to succeed. This scene shows Spartan II Commander Jerome-092 displaying all of those qualities towards SGT Forge. RESPECT.
Watching this, I have this gut feeling that John Forge as a descendant of the DooMguy. Badass, skilled in combat, etc.
"Like the rest of your race, weak and undisciplined".
Dude got bodied to the floor by a marine even in a surprise attack and ended up dying by his arrogance.
I don't know why but that shot of one of the Spartans just casually dumping the arbiters body off the side always gets a laugh out of me.
The disrespect.
“Like the rest of your race, weak and undisciplined.”
Proceeds to lose from not killing Forge, thus proving he himself was undisciplined.
Spartan-IIs doubtful that Forge survived, surprised their flank was actually covered.
That's so epic. I get chills years later from Forge and his stance.
Sergeant Forge went down like a legend
Speeding up the fight scenes to x1.5 is probably what it would be like in real time
I feel like 1 or at most 1.25 honestly feels more realistic
What I never got about this scene was out of those 4 it was a normal un augmented human who went to fight an Arbiter. Would've made more sense if one of the Spartans fought him instead.
Nah the Spartans knew Forge could hold his own.
Forge is suggested to be the son of a Spartan 1 too making him a Spartan 1.1, probably has some enhanced attributes from it.
I love how the Elites brought spears in the fight against highly trained Spartan 2s who have fought Covenant forces before. Lol
If he wasnt slowed down by his Mjolnir Class ballsack, Forge could have easily run away and survive the blast.
Sgt Forge. The only marine to ever wield an energy sword.
brings me back to when i first played the demo, thern saved up money to buy the game with my brother. Good times.
3:35 Legendary head strike
This could have been a whole god damn movie
Sargent forge should been added as character in mcc odst firefight
Hilarious that the last thing the Arbiter heard was Forge talking shit to him.
4:10 get rekt
Forge shoulda been a spartan man
Actually is, a natural spartan 1.1 cuz is father was part of orion project
Wasn't he a first generation spartan?
@@memonson5586 1.1
@@memonson5586 from what im seeing in the comments i dont think he was, he was to young when Orion was launched.
damn that ma5b sounds nice
I also noticed that MA5B. Great attention to detail for canon. It really annoys me that they could get this right in a cutscene of an RTS game but they used the MA5C model for Halo CE anniversary, which makes no sense at all.
3:33 BETRAYAL
Dude is a hardass fr
Badass go spartan lls!
He didn’t blink or hesitation
I’ve never been stabbed before but I don’t get why they don’t just take the other guy out with them, like he just had to move his arm a couple feet forward
Sound is off cadence
Sadly no trophies were taken…
Why didn't forge have his signature shotgun against arbiter? The assault rifle and magnum he used didn't do squat
I think the spartan was using it
Can I know why forge decided to shoot arbiter’s hand instead of idk the head?
Make him drop the energy sword instead of getting stabbed. I would say not that bad of a call myself.
@@MrAlexplayer he was holding down the energy sword tho
It looked cooler.
Bungie didn't put much thought into it and neither should you.
This wasn't made by Bungie. It was made by Ensemble Studios (sorry if i spelled it wrong)
was there a need to throw his body lol. They were going to blow up the place anyway
I just be playin games
Honestly I still can’t get past the level where you need to evacuate civilians lol
I could make a tutorial if interested
@@MrAlexplayer that’s if you want to do it
@@gmodmario30 I need content of course I'll do it
t r h I bona notta 🤟
Double Tap!
1:this scene is ridiculous, i mean it's well made but why did the elites have to fight with pikes lol, and why did they make forge kill the arbiter in such a cheap way.
2: 4:27 he was right tho, it was gerome and his squad (mostly gerome) who ensured the defeat of the banished.
The difference in strenght between Forge and Ripa was pretty well shown on this cutscene. Forge throwing everything at the arbiter, even a giant unstable reactor, using his whole body to knock him down and unload a full pistol magazine into his hand just to get him to let go of his sword. Were it not for that "cheap move" Forge would have died there. Yes, it was a dirty move, but it also was the only way he had of surviving that fight.
@@dappylk9 lmao I'm not insulting a fictional character for being "cheap" i am critiquing whoever made it so the fight goes that way.
I think it's to show how humans are just outmatched by elites physically and the only way a human can beat an Elite 1v1 is either through cunning or being a genetically modified super soldier raised from birth to fight. I wouldn't call it a cheap trick but a cunning tactic where Forge used the Arbiter's arrogance against him to turn the tables. Also those Elites are honor guard they use melee weapons since it is considered more honorable than ranged weapons. Remember the Elites where based off the Japanese code/way of Bushido.
The Arbiter punched him a single time and the fight was pretty much over, he had that much of a strength advantage.
What's the story that introduces his daughter for the first time ?
I don’t get it, a robust 8 foot tall alien from a warrior race is getting tackled and bested in terms of strength by a 6’3 human. I feel like realistically the elites would be Tossin forge around with ease and would outright win
Because he was a spartan 1.1
The bigger they are the harder they fall all it takes is technique and anyone can drop an elite just because there big doesn't mean there better it can become a disadvantage if your small opponent knows how to fight bigger foe not to mention if you feel bigger you get cocky witch in the end killed him plus humans are a warrior race we've been fighting each other for years on end only when there was a threat of Extinction did humanity band together to fight a common enemy
@@hello-4503 the sangheili are also a warrior race... theyve been fighting longer than us humans... plus the arbiter with all the armour on, would be nearing weighing in at 3x forges weight. There was no technique when it came to the tackle, just a simple charge tackle. Would not have been enough to take him down.
@@chaoticroderick1805 if you watch closely the arbiter was on a ledge so with enough force with a charge tackle and the fact that elites body's are built badly compared to us humans we have the leverage to push elites over they're legs are at a 45° angle with a little force you can topple then compared to trying to topple a human or brute
I'm personally more offended by Forge pinning Arbiter's right arm. He was able to keep that arm from even leaving the ground, but Arbiter's left arm was easily able to lift Forge's entire body?
Why shoot his hand? Had plenty of opportunity to shoot him in the face lol
My ass. A normal human kills a 8 foot tall elite stronger than 2 of his own kind and faster than a spartan by sticking a combat knife in him. Thats like a jackal killing chief lol
when he football tackles arbiter should of been like him trying to tackle a brick wall lol
Fucking spears? what the fuck?
This arbiter may be massive, but he's not a very good fighter. I doubt Forge can take out Halo 2 era Arbiter.
Wasn’t arbiter good? Confused he was with chief in halo 3
Arbiter is a title. He is a different Elite.
This is a Different arbiter. It’s a rank not a name.
And that team up was due to the flood being a graver threat if I remember correctly
Leeds?
By far the most ridiculous fight scene in Halo history.
You can tell this is juuuuust post Halo 2 because EVERYONE DUAL WIELDS
Behold: one of the strongest contenders for Halo's worst fight scene.
No offense to those who enjoy it, of course! I just feel that it goes off the deep end trying to portray the Sangheili as weak and incompetent.
I feel like its split, the arbiter vs forge is an awesome scene, showing that humans can barely keep up with elites and need every advantage they can get, and then the Spartans dunk on an armor of minors with spears
That's fair, and I appreciate the idea of the contrast. For me though, the situation feels so artificial that it breaks my suspension of disbelief.
Not a single elite is carrying a gun or has an energy shield, and the invisible elites coming at the Spartans decloak at a nonsensical and least opportune time.
That Forge has to go up against the Arbiter alone is entirely his own doing, so their entire fight feels [more] contrived. It seemed motivated by a petty grudge, and he boasted afterwards that he would've beaten Arbiter the first time (which I find kinda delusional), which makes me strongly dislike Forge.
I also struggle to enjoy the fight scene at times because of how poorly choreographed it feels. Arbiter forgets he has a usable left arm from the time he loses his energy sword for that hand to the time he drops his right one. When Forge tackles Arbiter's right arm, Arbiter has such a massive number of things he could do, but he just lays there and takes it until Forge has emptied a pistol clip into his hand. Sword tunnel vision, I guess? But let's not touch upon how asinine it is that Forge is able to keep Arbiter's right arm pinned completely to the ground, but Arbiter's left arm is easily strong enough to lift his entire body. Though let's give Forge some credit here, too; he could've stuck that pistol under Arbiter's head and emptied it into him, but instead he decides to shoot his hand?
Always hated this scene. Sure most of the Elites have spears, they would’ve killed the Spartans easily. Just as the Arbiter would’ve destroyed Sgt. Forge.
Xere 'Vajix the arbiter did destroy him. And if it wasn’t for his own arrogance at the end and just stabbed him instead of picking him up he would of one.
@@bryces.4204 You’re right. It was Arbiter’s arrogance that killed him.
Bro I get that you like elites but all of those elites were the lowest rank out of them most likely fresh warriors without weapons but spears if that had weapons the Spartans might have died because this was before they had sheilds so the plasma weapons would've tore through there armor with ease hardly a fare fight against 3 Spartan 2s
Just like Kenobi destroyed you? Lmao
Man the arbiter almost put forge down with a gut punch he was destroying him
this scene is just comical in how bad it is…truly a low point in the halo video games