THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: MrAngryFace on August 04, 2007, 10:08:55 PM
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I mean as far as your grocery store light-reading goes. Suprisingly it isn't the Master Chief bits I enjoyed reading the most but all the space battle stuff. As far as action scenes go, the book has some well written ones, but it always seemed like the ground-pounding segments lacked or even actively omitted things to keep the pace quick. This was a contrast to the space battles which were pretty meticulous.
All in all it added a lot of depth to the Captain Keyes and Cortana characters. It also adds depth to Master Chief that doesnt exist in the Halo games, and thats a shame, cause now there's a huge disconnect between the two different representations of the character.
Thankfully they pooped out a book covering Halo 1, so I dont have to play through it again ha ha ha, well maybe someday... I also picked up Ghosts of Onyx at the grocery store today to read when I finish The Flood and First Strike. Each book is only 350 pages or so, doesnt take long to plow through them.
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Your consumerism has gone too far. You must be put down.
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They're decent books, shup!
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nylund's a decent writer. a sore sight better than the average d&d novella author, for sure!
ed greenwood :'(
gary gygax :'( :'( :'(
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i'd read a book of nylund starship combat scenario solutions lol
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I hope Walter S. "The Wild FIRE" Ragland, Jr. writes the Halo 3 novelization. I would not be able to put that book down, as it would include a superb mix of action, philosophy, and ancient oriental martial arts. And it might very well change my life.
(http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f246/Ichirou_Oogami/wildFIRE.jpg)
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STRAY