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It's crazy how the implications of this Halo Reach cutscene completely shift and become way darker if you consider that Nobile Six probably got a giant boner when the elite jumped on him... that's why he got scared and ran away... 😲

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Фото профиля Templar Headless
Templar Headless1 год назад

if an elite jumps me im showing them a real tip of the spear

Фото профиля SuperMadz
SuperMadz1 год назад

Bars

Фото профиля bozo the fool
bozo the fool1 год назад

what do you think knocked over the elite

Фото профиля Soma 🍉
Soma 🍉1 год назад

I'd show that elite my shadow of intent

Фото профиля Paz ✌️
Paz ✌️1 год назад

the way Six stands there and does nothing is so tuff 🔥🔥🥀🥀

Фото профиля PMCRoffleCopter
PMCRoffleCopter1 год назад

This is the same line of thinking that birthed, "The suit jacks Chief off"

Фото профиля HWIOC
HWIOC1 год назад

But it becomes funny when you realize 6 plowed through a whole company of Covenant just to get his run back on that Elite who shoulder checked him.

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Undead_Annoyer1 год назад

What the fuck did I just read

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