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My first experience with Halo was in my pre-teen years, in 2010 or 2011, when I received an Xbox360 for Christmas. I bought Halo: Reach in a Boxing Day sale on the advice of a friend. We played through the entire game in splitscreen. It remains one of my fondest experiences of those years. I was struck by its moral outlook, which was as alien to the Leftist media that I was used to as any of the enemies in the game are to humanity.
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Well put, and I agree Halo is closer to Warhammar 40k than to Cyberpunk 2077.
It’s been a very long time since I’ve spent more than 10 minutes playing a video game, but my fondest memories are still of playing the first and second Halos.
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