I was using "join" as a general term. I'm fully aware that he didn't choose to be a Spartan or be in the military. Maybe it was a mistake on my part to use the word "join", but you don't have to get all angry about itkickyourass said:Did we read different books or something? He didn't 'join' anything, he was practically kidnapped when he was like 5, and the ONLY thing we see him do before that is win a game of king of the hill (Or what ever the hell they called it). How low are your standards if a 5 year-old winning a school yard game is badass? After that it was all genetic manipulation and power armor.The Sandvich said:I understand what you're saying, but like I said earlier, Master Chief was a badass way before he even joined the militarykickyourass said:I usually don't think power armor is badass at all, now yes, in a the case of Metroid or something that takes place in the vacuum of space they are nessisary. BUT if you're like Master Chief and the ONLY reason you're super powerful is because of your suit then you are far less of a badass. Like you said guys like Batman are badasses BECAUSE they do not need special armor (Most of the time at least)
*cough*FallOfReach*cough*Dr. Whiggs said:Master Chief has zero (zip) personality, no powers outside of a robot suit, and his pimp is a series of ones and zeros.
He is nothing.
And that's not what I was referring to when I said he was a badass in that scene, I was talking about his personality. Maybe we have different definitions of badass, but I considered those witty quips he was making at least somewhat cool and badass. Badassery isn't just a person's actions, but their personality