Never Forget Halo 3
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Halo is no stranger to amazing music, however there's one track that always hits different. It's become associated with our memories of Halo 3, and the many fun times we had playing it with friends, family and that one squeaker who just wouldn't stop talking about how he got Hayabussa. I'm of course talking about 'Never Forget'.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Never Forget
3:23 Hidden Meaning In Campaign
4:51 The Main Menu
6:18 Forget about Unforgotten!
6:58 Avengers, assemble!
13:02 We Need Change
Music Credit
-Never Forget | EPIC CINEMATIC EMOTIONAL by AreZ
• Halo: Never Forget | E...
#halo3 #halo #halo3anniversary - Hry
Nice music.
Mike and I thank you all for remembering.
Thanks for watching Marty! We all hope that you're doing well.
Legend. Thank you for making my childhood so epic.
You and Michael's music were my childhood growing up. Thanks for all the memories
Hope you're well Marty!
We love you Marty and Michael. God Bless!
I really hope Marty and Michael see this. Especially today of all days.
I've a weird feeling aleast one of them will :p
Marty already commented and spoke for him and Michael :)
Goddamn man, you almost had me in tears towards the end there. Happy birthday Halo 3
Thanks for chipping in, man. I really appreciated having you in the video!
Once again, thank you to all content creators who reached out and asked to be involved and to those who responded. I really wanted to include as many people as I could, but had a limited amount of time for the content creator segment.
Make sure to check out the other creators who all have their channels linked in the description!
Now to guess exactly who was featured at 10:32
Current guess right now (left to right) is: You, Ghost, ?, ?, ?
@@armstronggaming8566 Not exactly 😂Though there will be more about that shot at a later date!
@@LaperLarden ... you've piqued my interest
I will Never Forget this masterpiece of a video. Bravo, dude. Bravo🔥
Thanks Wern! It was great having you in there. You really helped to tie it all together!
Those days were glorious. I'll never forget the memories I had with Halo 3 across all modes. Everyone was always ready to to spend all day in it, gathering up as many people as possible for custom games. For those who were around for those days, we'll always remember them and this historic game that brought us all together in a way no game had before and really hasn't since.
Literally getting goosebumps as soon as never forget started playing
the year is 2013, I'm 8 years old and I'm at GameStop with my grandma getting Pokémon cards. As I head to get in line, I noticed a guy in line holding a copy of halo 3. I'd just gotten an Xbox and I'd never been allowed to play fps games so I'd play call of duty at my cousins house on ps3. "WOW, Is that halo 3?" I asked. "Yeah it is." he said. Then he did something I'll never forget. He took a look at the game, and then a look at me. He reached his arm out to hand me the game and said "Hey kid, you want it?". Looking back, he was there to turn in the game since halo 4 came out a year earlier but this was my first fps game and the first game I played on Xbox live. I'll never forget playing forge with my friends on sand trap or the first time I saw the flood in campaign, or how cool it was to be on the same team as elites. This game will always be my favorite game and I couldn't be more grateful for that stranger in GameStop.
Happy 15th Anniversary Halo 3, thank you for all the memories.
When I hear Never Forget I don't really think much of anything. I just cry.
I sometimes doubt if i have become too old / cynical when looking at games that come out now but i really feel like gaming has never been as good as it was back then. The gameplay, the stories, the social features etc stuff we rarely see now a days it was all so good happy birthday halo 3
Sorry for not being able to make it in, the video turned out amazing!
No worries at all, man! And thanks for the kind words.
It’s only fitting that someone with such a musical ear, like you Laper Larden, pays homage to this iconic and *unforgettable* piece of music. We’re all nostalgic old men, and you know the way to our hearts all too well…
Halo 3 and Legends is where I remember these songs so fondly.
Word of warning; have a box of tissues handy.
I always did find it really interesting how Never Forget became a track associated to everyone's memories of Halo 3, rather then like the Main theme or One Final Effort or something. Its definitely gotta be because of how its never heard in the campaign, there's no scene for anyone to connect it to. Because its only heard in the main menu, people don't associate it with any scene in particular but rather the Halo 3 experience as a whole. As a result this track has pretty much become the main theme to this game because of what it represents to people that played this game back in the day.
I was born literally only a few months before the release of Halo 3. I love the franchise and I wish I got to grow up with these games. Even with that, I get an incredibly similar reaction to these songs as the veterans because I hold high respect for that era of gaming.
I always get chills and my eyes start tearing up when i hear unforgotten/never forget! it's in my work music playlist, so every time I'm writing a paper, i give myself a break when these songs come on lol
whenever I hear this track, I remember sitting next to my older brother and watching him play the campaign (cause i was way to young lol) and those are some of my fondest memories. Never Forget always reminds me of the special connection that my brother and i have
Spectacular! Loved the slow motion stuff at the end!
Thanks for contributing!
The Halo Legends version of this song is my favourite version.
I still remember sitting with my older brother on the bed taking turns each game constantly drinking The limited edition game fuel from mountain dew they released for this game, we stayed up all night long the entire winter break. We used to argue over who had to walk across town to get these really crappy batteries from the dollar store for our (One single) wireless controller that only lasted about 6 hours before needing to be changed out but they were only 2$ ... A game like this should never be forgotten
it's sad that the kids who game now will never know how impactful and great Halo 3 was. Happy 15th Anniversary.
Ahh, the legendary lost artefact of gamer fuel. I'm still surprised they haven't brought that back yet. I loved reading that story Isaiah. Reminds me a lot of when I first played H3.
9:38 was just fantastic, the good days are behind us but my memories of Halo 3 will stay with me forever.
Halo 3 was the first Halo game in the series I've ever played one Christmas and it forever changed my life and introduced me to gaming. I'm 18 now and I still replay Halo 3 and it feels like the first time every time.
I remember getting off the school bus, walking over to my friends house, then we both walked over to my house, sat down on the couch and booted up halo three. Never forget would subtly play in the background as we set up our obstacle course map that we made in forge. That was then… Today the track means so much more to me. It reminds me of not only how my childhood used to be, but how Halo used to be. It’s a golden era that’s long past. epic memorable set pieces and emotional highs of the campaign, The chaotic laid-back fun of split screen multiplayer, The beautiful art and music, mysterious and deep lore, grinding for achievements to get a unique piece of armor… all those things that used to make halo so special, we will never forget.
When I hear “never forget” I don’t only think about the memories but the meaning of the song in the game. Humanity believed they’ve lost the war and are gonna go extinct in a horrific way but through sheer luck and the sacrifices of our heroes, humanity lives on in the end. Never forget implies to always remember the lives lost and the darkest days humanity went through to see a brighter future that we humanity gets to live now and in the future, fiction or in real life.
I never played halo 3 outside of MCC, and this video made me so sad and nostalgic anyway. If that doesn’t say something about how Halo 3 and never forget are so awesome, then I don’t know what will
This was actually the first song I transposed and learned on the piano. It’s truly a beautiful piece and is a blast to play
This track makes me nostalgic, and I never even got to enjoy Halo in it's golden era.
Never Forget is SO GOOD
It makes me tear up listening to it.
Btw, don't you all forget Halo Legends' take on Never Forget!
It's Sacred Icon Suite 2 and I love it. I love all renditions of Unforgotten, Halo 4's was excellent as well.
Still, Never Forget is THE definitive musical embodiment of my, of our memories playing Halo.
Yes holy shit this is important. Origins 🥲
What I love about halo and make it such a unique series to me is that the game story and music go hand and hand, like the music does the story telling alot of the time many time in halo we just get no dialogue and the music is conveying the emotion of a scene and its like perfectly synched as well, kats death stand out to me, odst music, the bomb scene, halo 3 chief and cortana meeting again. I think this is the biggest thing the new games miss cause the new games tell their story through alot of dialogue where as the old games did it through the music, art, and character movements alot, youll never hear someone in old halo say "i am sad." The newer music is just good music that doesnt really fit with whats going on, that synch the old games had idk if we will ever see again, maybe in destiny not halo, the closet theyve ever gotten to this is infinite but even then not by much.
Best way to describe Halo 3 is the way it relates to everything people have been through. All the struggles and happiness, prevailing all the way through the end, staying faithful in the journey and saving everything in its way. Allowing everyone to celebrate and join in one common goal. "Hope And Faith."
I remember when infection first came out during the Halloween event, and I worked SO hard to get the Stepping Razor achievement. I got it late in the day, jumped up and down and cheered.
I went for a walk around my neighborhood and watched all the trick or treaters and everything happy and loving life, and I felt utterly content and loving life with them, in my own quiet way. I felt vindicated, and I do whenever I recall this day. It's small now, but was so massive to me then. Thank you Halo 3.
This music brings back so many good memories. I can’t hold back the tears, so so many years later and every time I hear it,I can feel it to my soul. It cuts down to the bone. I used to just leave my game in the main menu and listen to the music soothe my soul and make every day a little better. That game and that song just meant more to me, it meant more to all of us. It’s memories of us spent grinding our teeth on the challenges so we could get the hayabusa armor, it’s living what we thought was the final game in the series all over again. Just so many emotions come back to me when I hear that. I’m gonna go fire up the 360 again and re live it just one more time.
This game is just, it’s always going to be that ONE game that will never be forgotten by those who experienced it in its prime. Halo 3 will always hold a massive place in my heart, it got me and my brothers to switch from PS2 to Xbox 360 and threw us into the Online Gaming world.
I was 11 when I started playing Halo 3 and it was proper first intro to Halo and my god what an era. So many friends in person and online were made, so many custom games, forge sessions, and achievement hunting. Never Forget reminds me of those times, but the most important, happy, and melancholic memories it brings back are those of my dad.
We played so so so much Halo 3 together in online matchmaking, thousands of games. I was also learning how to play piano at the time and among a few Halo pieces Never Forget was one I tried and my dad always loved listening to me play it. He died when I turned 16 and Never Forget will always remind me of the good times with my dad. I’ve now mastered playing it on piano and make sure to play it every now and then in honour of him.
This brought back memories, memories that bring me nostalgia, sadness, and happiness. Halo will never be the same as it used to be, but I'll never forget the memories I made in halo 1-3.
I remember liking Halo 2 and wanting so much to play 3 that I sold my Xbox and all my games and asking for my Birthday and Christmas presents to be fused as one to afford a 360 and Halo 3 almost on release day, then coming home and playing the all the campaign until I finished it at 3 am, playing on Heroic and Legendary, finally begging my parents for weeks to get broadband bandwith internet to play online, sitting there listening to the menu and having a lot of fun.
"Hi! Excuse me, do you play Halo?, we're going to play a few matches, maybe you want to play with us?" The words someone told me in highschool in 2008, an he and his friends became my best friends (almost brothers) until this day. We spent our two last highschool years playing Halo 3 splitscreen every weekend in each others houses, Lan parties with 8, 10 even 16 people, playing sometimes even on week days on a xbox rental place after school, then online until 3 or 4 am. Trying ranked and getting demolished, fiesta, tons of custom matches, holding our laughters so our parents didnt wake up and scolded us. We continued regularly on ODST, Reach and 4.
Highscool ended, we went to college to study different things, and after some time, our paths had gone separate ways, but even now we see each other on everyones birthdays, have fun and, every now and then, play TMCC online to have a good time.
Edited: spelling
I'll never forget going to my friend's house today 15 years ago and booting up his 360 and hearing that track, we played the hole campaing in co- op rigth then and there, happy aniversary halo 3
Never forget feels like humanities tribute to all the fallen during the human covenant war. It makes me want a faithful film adaptation of the games story.
My first halo game was Halo Combat Evolved. I played it with my dad, and I remember we used to get in warthogs and ram them into each other until one of us flipped. My perspective on halo seems different to some others. I am 16, and the first halo I played after I got my own Xbox was Halo 5. I remember it feeling "off". It wasn't fun, but sweaty. The campaign was weird and I had no idea what was going on. This was when I'd noticed on CZcams that many halo fans hated the game. Many halo fans hated 343i. The others would rant about their disappointment with the new game and how it didn't reach the expectations of previous halos from the "glory days" of which I could never know. It made me feel frustrated. "Why did I enter this franchise when everyone hated it and why couldn't I have been there during the good days?" I don't feel that way right now. This video has made me realize that it was never about disappointing devs or what "Halo truly is". It was always about the awesome people who all share the fact that they love this franchise. After halo 5 I'd finally played the MCC and I LOVED IT! I finally understood why everyone really liked these games, (Reach is my favorite because of its awesome story and firefight btw) but it always felt like the social aspect was missing. I get nervous with people and it made me scared to try and talk to other halo fans. After this video, maybe I'll try harder to find people. Being a teenager has not been fun for me, and halo has helped me through that. This community is like a big dysfunctional family in a way, and it will never fade considering 10 years of disappointment couldn't do it. If you made it this far then I think you're awesome and it makes me feel a little better about posting this. Anyway, where does he get off calling that a priority on-
Halo has the best music in gaming. Hands down. Never Forget is just... special. It really does hit different.
This video is criminally under-viewed. Absolutely phenomenal. As someone who got into Halo from this game, I will NEVER forget it. That last montage teared me the fuck up.
How ironic in a good way that one of the most memorable memorable tracks was given it's name because the two legends forgot to put it in, but has given so much meaning to so many things for different people.
Never Forget reminds me of the days I was a young late teen, playing in a time that would be the final years of what I call the golden era of video game music, a time when a lot of things were better In gaming (not saying things are all bad in gaming, there's still great games and music in those games, but there's nothing as iconic as the themes of many games I played between 2001-2012), there was a hopeful future for Halo, but also a finality at the time whn Halo had reached the peak of legendary status in sci fi not far from Star Wars, when Halo had become synonymous with Xbox as Call of Duty is today with first person shooters. It was a goodbye to what was then the Master chief and Cortana, but also a celebration of Halo when it was at it's best as far as we knew at the time.
I joined loving Halo a little later than that peak. Reach had come out when I really lstarted making Halo a favorite game. I liked it since Halo 2, but more casually up to that point. Now though. Halo 2 is my favorite game in the series after playing Halo 1-4 more than once over a decade, but Halo 3 is undoubted the height of Halo's success that it went on for more than a decade, thankfully preserved in the MCC.
To me, the track is the theme of Cortana and Chief's friendship and bond, but also that of Halo at it's best, and one that also was the childhood of so many. I didn't have that connection most of you guys had in multiplayer, as i'm still the only person I know in my local life that loves Halo. It sucks but yeah lol. Was more shy as a kid/ older teen too.
Never forget is like the Force theme of Star Wars for me, though that one is a bit more hopeful. It's now a reminder that Halo had it's golden age, but also a reminder that Halo could have another one. Happy anniversary Halo 3.
Still to this day, best FPS multiplayer experience I've ever had. This game was huge... you could go anywhere and ask any guy "whats your halo 3 rank" and they'd have an answer and a story to tell. Good times, good times.
I remember 13 year old me waking up around 4am to never forget after a fun night long session of halo 3 customs
I was born just a month before Halo 3’s release, so I never had any of those experiences with friends like most other Halo fans did. I never even played the series until my dad let me play Halo 5 when I was 8. The game was fun, and being 8, I didn’t really get much about the game except that Master Chief was cool. I wanted to play the original game, so my dad and I played through Combat Evolved, and we did it in just 2 days. We started on Halo 2, but he deployed for a long time before we could start playing the Arbiter levels, so I figured I’d do it myself. And I was now around 10 at this time, so I understood the game much more than I would have had I played when I was 8.
But once I had to go to the bathroom while on the menu, and when I came back, Unforgotten was playing. It stuck in my mind just as much as the main Halo theme from Combat Evolved. After the song ended, I jumped into the game and started stabbing heretics. I remember being so excited to get to use the energy sword that I didn’t use any other weapon, sometimes to my own detriment. When I started ODST around 12, it was a brand-new experience that quickly became my favorite. I still play ODST Firefight to this day. But now, 5 years later, I’m seeing all the memories people made with this game that I missed out on. When everyone thought Halo was back around Infinite’s release, I was beyond excited to finally experience the real Halo authentically. And I was disappointed. Infinite’s player count dropped within a week. My friend and I have been playing a lot of Halo lately; I got him into the series a year ago and we started playing CE. But we haven’t found much time to do stuff because of school, so we haven’t even gotten to Halo 2 yet.
But playing Halo alone just feels empty because of that, and I don’t really enjoy it that much. Most of my interactions with the series are on Spotify, which brings me back to Never Forget. It’s a song that’s stuck with me since my solo Halo 2 days, which gave it an extra meaning for me that feels like my own. To me, the song represents… well, me. I played through Halo 2 alone, and when the song played, it reminded me that only I had my back. At least, apart from the Elites. When I played alone, it felt like those Elites were my allies, and I was actually fighting alongside them. And whenever I listen to the song on Spotify, I think of the milestones I’ve reached and the ones I’m yet to achieve. I’m at the beginning of my life; here’s to hoping I don’t fuck it up. And if I do, I’ll never forget the time before I did.
Song never forget has my biting back tears 😭 of friendships broken 💔 and and lost friends who have fallen to time and death to the ones still living I love you to those who gave fallen rest well my dearest of friends
I can't hear the halo 3 warthog escape music and not get unnecessarily hyped for no reason.
Halo 2s soundtrack is is the gold standard in my opinion of the franchise. And when I think of Halo, it's the track " Rue and Woe" so much emotion and nostalgia from that piece is unparalleled I'm my opinion. Literal perfection. I wonder what game was Marty's favorite work done for
"For us, the storm has passed... the war is over. But let us never forget those who journeyed into the howling dark and did not return. For their decision required courage beyond measure; sacrifice, and unshakable conviction that their fight... our fight, was elsewhere. As we start to rebuild, this hillside will remain barren, a memorial to heroes fallen. They ennobled all of us, and they shall not be forgotten."
- Fleet Admiral Lord Terrence Hood, March 3, 2553 (In Memory of those Fallen, In the Defense of Earth and Her Colonies)
Modern day Beethoven. I feel like their music was a big part of why halo will always be in our hearts.
I remember getting so enraged playing Halo 3 multiplayer. Knowing what to do and not being able to physically pull it off before I got wrecked.
But I came back, again and again and again.
You, reading this. If we met then we were enemies. But if you're here now, I consider us brothers. Throw down your sword, embrace me.
The memory I get when I listen to Never Forget isn’t mine. My cousins would play Halo 3 and play infection on Sandtrap and Sandbox, goofing off until the glimmer of sunlight as dawn peeks out. Although I didn’t play Halo 3 at it’s peak my cousins granted me a little piece of what it was like and I’ll literally never forget.
I didn't have a 360 but was always at my friend's house playing halo 3 with him. For whatever reason we'd spent much more time in the customs lobby trash talking than actually playing. Halo 3 customs makes up some of the only positive memories I have from my childhood. This lobby music is the theme song to my happy childhood memories that I will Never Forget.
We shall Never forget this beautiful theme and Franchise. The bonds we all made with each other. We are all brothers. Through thick and thin we are all together
Halo 3 is one of those games that literally had something for every type of gamer. ON RELEASE.
Amazing story? Check.
Casual or Competitive fps? Check.
Map builder? Impressive check.
Incredible music? Bravo.
The friends we made (and lost)?
Never forget.
What I’d wish to go back. Coming home from school. Boot up halo 3 with my friends, play infected and then dive into other great playlists (big team battle, team swat, slayer etc) Staying up and not having a single worry in the world.
I remember booting up the 360 and popping the halo 3 disk in. The mythical bungie intro playing... and then BAM! Never forget and the menu with its iconic blue filter playing. The halo games always had this way of going ham with the intro and then going somber to the menu. I will never forget what halo once was.
That track makes me think of when it used to take forever to find a match in halo mcc when it first released. That tack kept on playing
I think one thing that helps with the longevity of this track is that 9/10 u subconsciously expect it to be in nearly every Halo vid u watch either in the beginnin, the end, or in a very important part in the middle showin how powerful versatile & loved it is by those who use it lol
Halo 3 introduction is phenomenal.
used to boot up my 360 and just sit at the H3 menus to let Never Forget play in the background. So happy to know many years later that others have the same attachment to this song that I do.
Never Forget is beautiful, and will always be a favorite. The reimagined version from Halo 4 though…something about that just gives me chills every. single. time.
I remember very vividly, I wasn't Cortana's death that brought me to tears, it was hearing Never Forget again during the credits.
@@LaperLarden You nailed it! The song itself is what evoked such a strong emotion due to its strong ties to the history of the Halo games. This was a fantastic video, and the day made it even better. Thank you for such a beautiful tribute, Laper Larden. Never Forget.
I'M NOT CRYING. YOU ARE.
Upvoting for the algo and unexpected Kaptain Karizzma plug :D
Happy birthday Halo 3. We will never forget you.
I deadass learnt this on piano and played it in my music GCSE exam, iconic
Spirit of fire is another tear jerker
that’s from halo wars btw so a lot of people haven’t heard it. I know its not made by Marty, but give it a listen, they really did Marty justice with that one. And it has that good old military but somber feel.
Happy Birthday Halo 3, will always be my favourite in the series, so many great memories.
This video actually brought a couple tears to my eyes, because, I do remember the many many many good times I had with my family and friends. Just good times, laughing, partying, enjoying good story and good gameplay.
Halo ce, halo 2 and halo 3 are games that i doubt i will ever forget. It's up there with my favourite shooters like classic doom, duke nukem 3d and half life 1 and 2. As for most nostalgic soundtracks i think halo and classic sonic are at the top of my list. There are more games that has nostalgic soundtracks but those two are always the first that comes to mind for me.
I will never forget the slow motion montage in this video brought me to tears #NeverForget
Halo 3 is the pinnacle of gaming.
Waiting for my friends to show up any minute, H3 already fired up. Over 1 million (at release 1.5 million) players lit up the world map. I was the only one who had a decent u shaped living room for 5-6 people. So everyday at around 7 pm min. 3 friends showed up at my place and we all hopped into 4 player splitscreen teamslayer. First only one friend, he told the other and at times my couch was packed, i got 'em all hooked 😆 Suroundsound on full blast till 10pm weekdays and all weekend through. So much fun i never forget. These days we dont see each other anymore. So that track hits even harder im sure you all understand...
I got Halo 3 on my 15th birthday. The fact that Halo 3 is now 15 years old like I once was is mind blowing. I can't believe its already been 15 years. Time flies fast.
Never Forgettie
Mum's spaghetti.
I'm not crying... YOU ARE! Beautiful video, thank you for this and thank you Marty and Michael for the memories ❤
Absolutely agree that never forget is the song that is associated with a halo fans memories
I didn’t think i would cry, but I did
You really have no idea how much I’ve wondered if I was alone throughout the years in having this song hold such a special place in my heart. I’m instantly transported back to the time between Christmas 2007 and New Year’s Eve. My grandparents would always come up to see us in Sacramento from San Jose but this time, my grandfather who didn’t speak a lick of English sat down and watched me play Halo 3 while my parents were at work. He was enthralled by it. It takes me back to when all the homies were always online before they became dormant accounts. Back when my sister and I would wake up during the summer of 2008 and play the campaign countless times while my parents were at work between airings or Flapjack and Chowder. This song is my childhood as well as everyone and everything that happened during that time. Thank you Bungie, especially Marin O’Donnell and Michael Salvatori.
Brings a tear to a grown man’s eye
I listen to never forget before I sleep
Never forget the best times in gaming
recently I've been blessed to finally play Halo 3. it was indeed, an experience I won't forget.
And now you know why we love the original games to our dying breath.
@@hakanflodin4555 yes. now I know mate. and it's beautiful.
Happy 15th birthday Halo 3
For me it gives me hope that I can do something nobody else did before.
Halo made me believe that no matter how bad things get, there is always light at the end of the tunnel 🤕😁
Plus: Halo has TWO additional games: Odst and Reach! Is like Halo: Triple Trouble or Halo 3 editions!
Damn, trying not to ball my eyes out, F*&k.
THIS VIDE0S IS MAKING ME TEAR UP MATE.
I'm extremely happy that I was given the opportunity to play halo 3 as a kid. It hurts to go back and play some of these things, and you're absolutely right that listening to some of these songs brings tears to my eyes.
It's so sad that 343i has... lets be honest, ruined the modern franchise. But i'm glad Bungie has carried the torch Halo created into Destiny, and am proud to be a fan of their new creation.
I doubt 343 will do anything for its 15th anniversary, but one can hope an anniversary edition will be made to at least allow newer players to experience such a wonderful series in a new way.
I'll never forget
This is an awesome video great job in explaining why Halo 3 has such a heart felt and iconic soundtrack it was cool to hear footed ghost and kaptain karizzma
You know, while watching this video a thought popped into my head. As someone who still regularly plays the old halos, I think it might be best to stop playing them. Shouldn't I just let memories be memories, instead of trying to relive the memories, which in turn, fades them more and more each time I hop on mcc again? Maybe I should let go of trying to relive my memories to keep them special. It's sad, sure, but at the same time maybe reminiscing won't be as painful if I give up trying to relive the days of old.
Halfway through so not sure if you'll mention this, but in halo reach never forget was also used. At the beginning of the song/intro cutscene for exodus, it plays a short variation and extends upon it in a really beautiful way. It's a very light use of never forget but always really hits hard for me as noble six holds the dog tags and has to continue forward.
I never played halo 3 back in the day but I did play halo reach and both never forget and tribute take me back to me and my brother 1v1ing each other, playing custom games with friends, and playing the first campaign mission and me being both terrified and hyped from getting ambushed by the elites in the first campaign mission
Based
Brought tears to my eyes
Damn bro. This shit almost made me cry at the end