An Endless Journey Through Single-Player Games, Starting with a Cheat

I finally found a Halo book that matches the original setting. Humans have no shields and the Covenant fleet crushes humans. However, the author can be bolder and change the plot. There is no need to follow the plot. The pioneers can use more black technology.

The previous chapters on Halo were all good, but when we entered the world of Mass Effect in the latest chapter, well... According to the settings I have seen before, the Halo humans' MAC cannon cannot accelerate small projectiles to a devastating effect due to technical problems, so they try to increase the mass of the projectiles as much as possible to increase the exit kinetic energy of the projectiles. Also due to technical limitations, humans can accelerate projectiles to a maximum of 10% of the speed of light (Part 1) This can only be achieved when deployed on an orbiting space station, and shipboard MAC can usually only reach 4%). This results in the human ship's main gun being extremely powerful but with a very poor range. The effective range is usually 3,000 to 5,000 kilometers. It also consumes a lot of energy and has an extremely slow rate of fire, so human ships have to carry a large number of missiles to make up for the firepower vacuum. As for Mass Effect, the main gun of the Star Alliance Dreadnought can easily accelerate projectiles to 70% of the speed of light, and can even accelerate to 90% of the speed of light after a short period of charging. This results in the effective engagement distance of fleet battles in Mass Effect usually being 100,000 to 200,000 kilometers, thus completely eliminating missiles (if you have played the game, you will know that Star Alliance ships have main guns, close-in defense cannons and aircraft). Perhaps in terms of long-distance maneuvering, the mass effect core of Star Alliance ships relies on mass relays, and its flexibility is not as flexible as Halo's Sho Fujikawa hyperdrive. But in fleet battles alone, all the Halo human ships together may not be able to defeat a Star Alliance fleet. The offensive and defensive gap is too far.

It is indeed written according to the plot of the game, and not much has changed. Some characters survived, and many died. The protagonist is invincible on the ground, but it can't help much in large-scale space battles. He can't defeat battleships head-on, so he can only join gangs. Maybe it's because there are so few Halo fans that I am surprisingly tolerant of this book, which has basically no changes to the original plot.

I have read the original works, Halo, the Fall of Reach, the Flood and the Battle of Earth, and the appearance of the forerunners of the Covenant's breakup, which are relatively close to each other. The theme of soul is very new. Everyone has a soul, and John of Sparta 117 is the soul of this book. I wish the author will write more soulful works under the pen of Shenglian.

The writing was okay, and Reach didn't change any major plot changes. The 04 ring is simply following the plot, with no changes. The best Halo novel currently written. 👍👍👍

The time traveler who doesn't know the plot - 2 stars, the cheat that self-destructs - 1 star, the one who has cheats but the plot does not change the whole story - 2 stars, and the only one who is still writing about Halo gets +4 stars.

Not bad. One problem is that I don't have my own ship. The second problem is that I have to at least equip an ocean-going spaceship with super speed and powerful stealth capabilities, right? Without a spaceship, how can we go around putting out fires?

Go to the Resident Evil game world, create a force similar to Titan Corporation, and then take all the protagonists as subordinates

When are you going to write Doom? I want to hear In the early stage, the Doom Slayer was killed in front, and the protagonist picked up souls from behind. In the later stage, the protagonist killed the Doom Slayer indiscriminately in front and followed behind because he could not catch up.

There is finally a book about Halo and Mass Effect, so good luck to the author!