O’Connor explained, “There’s been steady universe building throughout the games and we’ve layered in technology and politics and rules and how the factions fight etc., We are always building on that, in the game and across the franchise.” While O’Connor, Wolfkill and others at 343 propose much of the universe detail, they also allow ideas to emerge from other “Halo” media throughout the franchise. Looking at the Chief’s character from a different perspective shows a level of maturation for our franchise.”Įnveloping all of the narrative is the “Halo” universe with its unrivaled level of detail, including consistent canon and style across multiple types of media. “All of the characters have significant back fiction and complex motivations, which means the story is becoming more and more realistic. “We’ve reached a point when our story is increasingly multi-faceted,” she explained. “And I hope the fans are going to be really into it.”įranchise Manager Corrinne Robinson argued that this development is a natural progression considering the depth of the narrative. “We spent a lot of time brainstorming about what might make the Chief go rogue, what would he do and how would that change still fit with his character,” said Reed.
#HALO 5 STORY TRACKER SERIES#
It is up to Fireteam Osiris, led by Spartan Locke (introduced in the live-action series “Halo: Nightfall”) to hunt down the Chief and solve the mystery.Īs with anything that deviates from established “Halo” canon, the Master Chief’s changes were made only after some serious thought. Perhaps he’s even betrayed his fellow Spartans. As numerous colonies come under simultaneous attack in “Halo 5: Guardians,” the Master Chief disappears and no one knows if he’s in trouble or if he’s gone rogue.
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