: Good call, good call. So what you're saying is they shouldn't have paid to
: make outsourced CGI cutscenes for H2A that take up a ton of space and
: don't fit any of the aesthetics of what you're playing in-game. Or
: Terminals for H2A.

I actually would have rather the cinema scenes be in-engine, like they were in every other Halo games (well, except Halo 4's opening and closing cinematics). It would be more visually consistent plus it would be cheaper as well as take up less space on the disc. I honestly don't know why they thought CGI cinema scenes were a necessity.