This was freaking awsome!

As it says...

They must be bored out there.

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just saying i miss someone....
to one of my best friend on here

So you've beaten Halo 3 on Easy, Normal, Heroic and Legendary. You've earned yourself a 50 in every matchmaking playlist, including the ones that haven't been released yet. You wear your katana with great   more...pride and now find yourself completely in the dark about what to do next. Though you may have earned the title as the greatest Halo champion to walk the face of the Earth, you may not know that there's still one thing you have yet to achieve... Mythic Difficulty.

"Mythic" is the title given to playing the game on legendary, all skulls on, with zero deaths or saves. Now, I know what you're thinking. Probably something along the lines of OMFGWTFBBQ!!! But I assure you it's not nearly as bad as it sounds. In fact, Halo 3's campaign can be said to be the easiest in the series due to things such as plentiful friendly AI, the invincible Arbiter, and predictable enemies. In fact, the toughest aspect of Mythic is the Iron Skull which sends you back to the beginning of a mission upon death, and even that can be conquered so long as you're willing to cast aside your typical run and gun methods and start getting down and dirty with some good ol' fashion guerilla warfare! Visit Halo.Bungie.Org for more  less

Welcome to the lush, green jungles of East Africa. It's a typical day in jungle with gleaming sunlight, singing birds, angry midget aliens that sound like they just fell shy of reaching the Yellow Brick   more...Road.
Your combat here will mainly focus on Brutes and Grunt squads with a few Jackals thrown into the mix. You'll learn a few key techniques that'll will stay with you throughout most of the Covenant-based levels, and you'll also become very familiar with prioritizing your enemies.
Walk it off.
Well that's a fine way to treat a celebrity... nevertheless, take a moment to grasp all the graphic intense goodness that surrounds you (compliments of 360 technology being introduced into the Halo series), then hop to it. Now it pains me to say this, but for many reasons, the first few areas of this mission have the potential of being nothing short of a nightmare due to the questionably weak weapons you've been given. Let's examine, shall we?
You'll find very quickly that the Assault Rifle is of practically no use against the Covenant. It doesn't lower shields. It doesn't register headshots. The Magnum, on the other hand, will register headshots, but only at close range. Any further and you'll be missing more than nailing. So let's bend the rules a bit and tilt the odds more in our favor.
As soon as you gain control of the Chief, empty out four clips of your assault rifle, then pull out the Magnum. Move up just a little, but not so much as to trigger the Marines to take off. Then execute Johnson. The second he's down, rush over and collect his assault rifle ammo. If you did it right, then when he revives he'll be grasping a fresh new battle rifle.
Now if you're feeling guilty, look at it this way. I'm sure he'll make it up to you by lasering you once or twice on Halo.
Okay, now follow Johnson's squad through the vegetated paths of the jungle until you spot the Phantom. As soon as Johnson crouches down, pull out the Magnum and shoot him again. Once in the head should do. Now grab the battle rifle and toss the assault rifle away from Johnson so he won't pick it up. Once again he should revive with the battle rifle, and to top it off, he won't follow the Marines up the waterfall, so after every skirmish with the Covenant, feel free to return for more ammo. Johnson won't mind.
As shown above, space out your betrayals. Two betrayals too close together will provoke the Marines into making sure there isn't a third. However, your betrayal count resets after every would-be checkpoint. You'll be fine as long as you use them wisely.
Okay, now for the good stuff. Just like in the above video, if the Grunts haven't already charged (and normally they won't), trigger them by hopping up onto the fallen tree. You'll here the Brute say something along the lines of "Find them you whelps!" and that'll be your queue to jump back to the rock on the right hand side of the log while Arbiter jumps up the left. Arm your battle rifle and take out the two Grunts that hobble from the left. Immediately the rest will emerge from behind the other fallen tree one at a time. Repeat the process until you hear the Brute berserk. Curiously, this is the only area in the game where taking out a Grunt squad will piss off its Brute leader.
Now I wouldn't rush in right away. Odds are your Marines are still alive and like the Covenant, apparently they take no prisoners either. To avoid getting 'naded by your allies, just hang back and let them deal with it until the Brute's armor is down. Then put a headshot into him. Once you hear the Arbiter say his line, reward yourself by returning to Johnson and gathering additional ammo. Now gather some plasma grenades and prepare for your next encounter.
You see that nice big rock in the middle of the waterfall? Jump behind it and wait for the Phantoms to descend. Then chuck plasmas at the light plasma cannon. Not only will you destroy the plasma cannon, but you should also t  less

Orgonite is a powerful material for dealing with any disturbed energy. It can switch off cell towers in terms of harmful radiation and it can often transform the lives of those in its presence. It is   more...also cheap and easy to make. Here's how to make two devices - a modified "Holy Hand Grenade" or Negater and a "Tower Buster".  less

JAAMI Resistance footage of an RKG-3 Grenade attack on U.S. Caiman in Samarra, Iraq.

Cell phone catures explosion and chaos of grenade attack at Mexico Independence Day

Strange plasma grenade kill that i got.

just messin about

an insurgent with an rpg blows up his own people. Yeah, the insurgency is running out of people with experience LMAO

just saiding i miss someone.

It's kinda important to actually toss the grenade through the door, instead of dropping it on your own guys.

If you were a dog and you got pegged in the ass with a smoke grenade, you'd probably yelp and cry about it too.

a new series about a chicken on a rampage, watch out KFC.

It's a Counter Strike rescue mission with Halo and Metal Gear Solid jokes. Also featuring new actor Clayton Caron (aka Clayton Charon). We got a nine ring circus going on here!

Just another day at our monthly drill in the Nebraska Army National Guard