: Correction: Kinect might let you tell Marines not to drive. As for me, at
: no point will I be speaking to my Xbox. Ever. Of course, this does mean
: that I might get left behind in the inexorable onward march of 'progress'
: (I use those apostrophes pointedly of course), but so be it. If a game is
: Kinect-centric, I'll be giving it a miss.

I see it as an add-on. The position swapping could be mapped to buttons, as could telling the driver to start or stop.

If someone didn't want to speak to the marines then he'd still have the usual post h2 hog using experience.

Maybe if you whack the first marine who offers to drive then his chums get the message. Or you could kill your fellow marines like wot we had to do in post h2 games if we wanted the vehicle to ourselves. But that's a bit psychopathic - I would rather just be able to ask/tell them not to drive.

: I wish to award you a gold star for the term 'vehicular suck'. Of course,
: 'vehicular' needs to be pronounced American-style, or it's just not as
: funny.

: Oh, and did you reply to Cody Miller's thread by accident? Your post seems
: unrelated, that's all.

I thought that the thread could be expanded to cover other ways that Halo 5 could be better than Halo 4.