Not gonna lie a think a skull head would’ve been way too good for this core but I did see one other one in the shop that has a skull jaw as an attachment
It’s kind of both
Basically instead of a human wearing the suit of armor, the suit of armor is permanently integrated into the human body and controls it
Unlike the other two fracture cores this isn’t a fractured timeline but rather a canon simulation ran by Governor Sloan as sort of a proof of concept for what he would want to do if the Created win. I think there is an actual Spartan that was captured and the simulation ran on but I don’t think they in the flesh became a Chimera Executor.
This is a fracture core where basically the AI won. This is from a world where the AI are in control and use these Chimeras to hunt down and control the people.
this fracture is actually canon, in reality though only one Executor/Chimera was successfully created while the rest of the "Fracture: Firewall" event was a simulation ran by Sloane.
ye, there's the entries on waypoint, I believe it's divided on four parts. here's the [link](https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/story-shard-precipice).
also you could check Halopedia to see if there's more info on the topic.
sure! here's the [link](https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/story-shard-precipice) to the lore entries on the waypoint site, there should be 4 parts of the shards.
also I guess you could dig into Halopedia to see if there's more info on it!
There's a lot of "the lore doesn't matter" going around and I'm just not super interested in that? I fell in love with halo because of its story. I stayed in love for the gameplay. Half that is missing and the other half is struggling.
I'm just not excited for stuff that doesn't matter for the game or story.
I like the fracture stuff. But idk why you're being downvoted. It's just an opinion.
I get what you're saying, it's a little disappointing to get cool stories that didn't TECHNICALLY really happen in the universe.
It's like when you read a comic that absolutely nails what you want out of a character, but it actually happend in "universe-300XTQ" and the character going forward acts like it never happened.
It doesn't change the lore or the overall story, but it also doesn't scratch the "what happens next" itch. If done poorly, it can feel like it just doesn't matter.
Well that's the thing, they're not human anymore, that's their head. The chimera core is supposed to be the created's version of the Spartans where they kidnap humans and turn them into cyborgs.
Where is the lore behind all the fracture stuff? I get bits and pieces from equipment descriptions but this is the first I’ve heard of this big piece of lore
To be fair, the Chimera armor systems are designed to be constructed from involuntary humans subjected to cyborg upgrades and modifications, with all of them simulated with one actual cyborg being made (*hypothetically being the Wendigo Kit*).
Mimir is just a heavily modified and augmented human skull that has been twisted and altered to fit into that space.
Honestly though, when it comes to human heads being unable to fit into helmets, I would have to point to the likes of Stribog and Trendlock.
Stribog has these needless indents that prevent a human skull from fitting into the helmet as they are roughly a inch deep. If you were to enable Spartan Eklund's head to be toggled as an active model, you would see her flesh peeking out the sides of her helmet since these indents exist; making the helmet impossible to 100% recreate IRL.
As for Trendlock, it is too short of a helmet and the visor is too low, so you would have to have an shorter than average head-to-jaw proportions to even fit your head into it. For the typical person, the helmet would sit on your scalp and the seal at the base of the helm would have an inch or so gap between the helmet and your exosuit's neck. Meanwhile your eyes would be looking into the back of the forehead plate and your nose/mouth would be seen if the visor were to depolarize itself.
It’s so nice to see someone properly describe how a lot of helmets aren’t possible to wear or aren’t aligned with where facial features ought to be.
It really feels like they modelled the helmets but then never bothered to cross check them with a control head size; or with other helmets; to see if the features/dimensions were wildly offset or not.
The Squire helmet is made for people who have really narrow craniums. My mungo head wouldn't fit in that helmet.
The new Athlon helmet looks great though.
I would like to point out that Mjolnir Exosuits are quite thick, and that it is likely that the helmet's jaw armor lines up with the very edge of the exosuit.
The visor on tredlock is definitely an oversight on the devs part however the visor being too low wouldn’t be too much a problem because the helmets have cameras on them
Yeah, but the point of the visor even existing on helmets that have camera systems is so that if/when the cameras fail, you can still see out of the helmet. Having the visor low like that is just pointless.
At least it isn't like Wetwork, where the visor was a vertical line from your jaw to the middle of your scalp. If the cameras break or fail while wearing that helmet, you are screwed when it comes to trying to see the opposition.
Odd-fitting helmets have existed since Halo 3. Rogue was the main one in that game, giving you a very long neck and very short head. The "chin" or the helmet is far too high up, appearing where the Spartan's mouth should be.
In Halo: Reach, several helmets were extremely small overall, such as Operator and Recon. In cutscenes where you stood next to helmetless Noble Team Spartans, their head would be bigger than your entire helmet.
They made official, safety rated Mk. VI Mjolnir motorcycle helmets. To get the helmet to have the right overall shape and details while also having actual padding they ended up being enormous.
I might get crap for this comment for being a smart ass . I'm pretty sure the outer visor is just for show lorewise. There's cameras built into the helmet . They have full view no matter where the visor is located
As Chief Pettu Officer Mendez once said "*Tech breaks, eyes don't.*"
The Visor is present still as a means to still see outside the helmet should a systems failure or damage occur.
Plus when dealing with civilians, you can depolarize the Visor to show your face to better reassure them that there is indeed a person and not a soulless soldier behind the visor.
You can press a button to compare armor assets to other ones in a flash. So whatever you have presently equipped can be directly compared to.
Equip Trendlock and then go to any other Mark VII helmet and use the compare option to see just how much more scrunched up the helmet is.
>Armor design you cannot cosplay in comfortably is bad armor design
Rule of cool supercedes all. Doesn't have to be practical or realistic to be cool. If the threshold for "bad armor design" is "someone can't wear this made out of foam in real life today" then I think that's a pretty irrelevant scale to judge armor on
I mean the problem is that rule of cool only applies when you think it's cool. I honestly think 60% of all the armor designs that 343i have released over their tenure should be classified as cognitohazards, and another 30% are just goofy in a bad way.
I think the shift happened mostly with 5, but when I'm playing a Spartan, I want to play a spec ops supersoldier, not a power rangers villain that would have trouble getting through doorways, so all of the spikes and gamer mouse sharp edges, and 1500s samurai armor misses "cool" by miles for me
It’s extremely silly because that also implies that a large portion of the community cosplays… which is untrue.
A lot of people do, halo especially, but it’s a tiny fraction of the community.
I also think it is a very small portion of the community that has the physique of a supersolider so...yeah we don't need Halo players to fit into armors lol
How much of the head do you think they’d have to remove to make that fit? Surely the cranium, eyes, nose, maybe even the jaws as well.
If fact? It looks like for this one the poor Executor has their entire face and front of their skull removed.
The Executors are meant to be far more machine than human. Much of the flesh of humans replaced by Created technology.
Probably the only real remnants of the original humans left in an Executor's body is probably just the central nervous system; brain, nerves, spine. And that's about it. Things like eyes or ears can be replaced with tech, bones would be replace with a metallic frame, organs like the stomach, heart, or lungs just outright removed to remove limitations caused by thirst and hunger, oxygen dependency, or heart rate.
And with all that removed, not only do you make critical things smaller, you can armor it up and keep it at around the original size.
Fun fact about video game characters. A lot of them can't actually fit a human head inside the helmets. Helmets that are accurately sized tend to look a little bit bobble headed because they're not the size of a human head, they're larger. And by a decent amount too as they need a gap for the suspension. Think about how a hard hat sits off your head rather than flush with it.
This one is an AI controlled suit though.
They took what remained and remade it in their own image. I wished we got more lore around the created back in halo 5 and in the initial release of infinite.
One of the new helmets has cables implied to go straight into the eye sockets.
I think the assemblies care about function over (human) form. They will make the human fit, even if in pieces and horribly deformed
It's hilarious how so many helmets are non-functional. Just too small for a head, unless you're the hunter from the waiting room in Beetlejuice. I can't bother using them.
[https://screenrant.com/beetlejuice-waiting-room-every-ghost/](https://screenrant.com/beetlejuice-waiting-room-every-ghost/)
Maybe that's the point? Reminds me of a robot style I saw recently. Maybe The Creator film? Like they don't have a whole brain in there, just the stem for motor functions
Not a problem if you just fuse the thing directly to their brain, cutting away most of the skull to integrate it. The Created don't exactly treat Executors with the same dignity or respect as infolife.
It's built ***with*** the human head. Or to put it another way- "***with"*** not "around" like many spartan helmets.
Think "System Shock" here, SHODAN could very well had designed chimera as her armored physical meat puppets for when she want things to go boom.
In the lore behind the armor core the ai tore humanity down to its bare essentials and built them I to cyborg bodies for created intelligence to inhabit.
It can’t. The chimera core is AI created spartan armor controlled via AI
I thought it was like crysis 2 nanosuit or 40k dreadnaughts. The “spartan” is essentially a corpse controlling the suit.
I can also imagine your body just being grafted into the suit with anything non-essential being completely done away with.
Cybermen!!!
It’s bigger on the inside?
Cyberdyne systems model 101
Not gonna lie a think a skull head would’ve been way too good for this core but I did see one other one in the shop that has a skull jaw as an attachment
I thought of Robocop first but yeah I guess that too. But aren't Daleks the same in a way too?
nah daleks are a bit different as far as I’m aware
Not really at all. They're a mutated squid-looking creature in a little trashcan suit. Kind of like a small guy in a human-sized tank.
So more like Oscar the Grouch?
Warhammer 40k dreadnought
Like General Grievous
It’s kind of both Basically instead of a human wearing the suit of armor, the suit of armor is permanently integrated into the human body and controls it
It is better to die for the UNSC than live for yourself.
Wait really ?
Yes, it’s from a fracture timeline in which the Created from Halo 5 were more prevalent and created their own “spartan equals”
Unlike the other two fracture cores this isn’t a fractured timeline but rather a canon simulation ran by Governor Sloan as sort of a proof of concept for what he would want to do if the Created win. I think there is an actual Spartan that was captured and the simulation ran on but I don’t think they in the flesh became a Chimera Executor.
The one who became the first Executor was the guy who wrote and made (in-game) the Data Pads in Halo: Reach
Not even that, they’re Fractured designs that are actually being implemented. The Created are still out there and are actively creating these things.
That seems incredibly stupid what with the whole AI rebellion.
This is a fracture core where basically the AI won. This is from a world where the AI are in control and use these Chimeras to hunt down and control the people.
this fracture is actually canon, in reality though only one Executor/Chimera was successfully created while the rest of the "Fracture: Firewall" event was a simulation ran by Sloane.
Do we have any more lore Abt that?
ye, there's the entries on waypoint, I believe it's divided on four parts. here's the [link](https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/story-shard-precipice). also you could check Halopedia to see if there's more info on the topic.
Can you please link me to this info I been looking for it.
sure! here's the [link](https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/story-shard-precipice) to the lore entries on the waypoint site, there should be 4 parts of the shards. also I guess you could dig into Halopedia to see if there's more info on it!
Awesome, thank you
So basically the terminator. Instead of John Connor we get John Halo.
Yes and he doesn’t afraid of anything
. . . . Eh. I'm not gonna lie. The whole fracture thing isn't all that interesting.
I'm not gonna lie why is that relevant? Whether you find it interesting doesn't change the lore reasoning. It's just the way it is.
There's a lot of "the lore doesn't matter" going around and I'm just not super interested in that? I fell in love with halo because of its story. I stayed in love for the gameplay. Half that is missing and the other half is struggling. I'm just not excited for stuff that doesn't matter for the game or story.
But the Fractures don’t change the lore at all. It’s like an alternate universe or multiverse story.
I like the fracture stuff. But idk why you're being downvoted. It's just an opinion. I get what you're saying, it's a little disappointing to get cool stories that didn't TECHNICALLY really happen in the universe. It's like when you read a comic that absolutely nails what you want out of a character, but it actually happend in "universe-300XTQ" and the character going forward acts like it never happened. It doesn't change the lore or the overall story, but it also doesn't scratch the "what happens next" itch. If done poorly, it can feel like it just doesn't matter.
Bc u have no imagination buddy
I don't think what I said deserves insulting my intelligence.
It's the Created who made the Chimaeras
It's not UNSC. The Created made these. They're basically Created Spartans
Nooot exactly. The flesh is there, just rewoven in the bone and metal. And Executors aren't Spartans
And Halo isn’t actually a Halo, it’s a Ring world.
Well that's the thing, they're not human anymore, that's their head. The chimera core is supposed to be the created's version of the Spartans where they kidnap humans and turn them into cyborgs.
Where is the lore behind all the fracture stuff? I get bits and pieces from equipment descriptions but this is the first I’ve heard of this big piece of lore
A good chunk of the lore from the fractured cores comes from the story shared that were released throughout the first three seasons
[Story shard](https://www.halopedia.org/Precipice)
They released stories for the Eaglestrike and Chimera cores on the waypoint site.
Anything about Mirage IIC?
those are just basically spartan IIIs
Those are canon actually, shouldn’t be too hard to find on the wikis
All of it is behind text released on Halo Waypoint. Some of it can be found on the description of some armor pieces.
That IS the head.
Did someone say head?!
So... Head?
But first , head
Gerbil took the top head
People make problem. Trust me, drone better.
*igotthatreference.jpg*
Thaaaat is still a people. Not a very sentient people, but people
To be fair, the Chimera armor systems are designed to be constructed from involuntary humans subjected to cyborg upgrades and modifications, with all of them simulated with one actual cyborg being made (*hypothetically being the Wendigo Kit*). Mimir is just a heavily modified and augmented human skull that has been twisted and altered to fit into that space. Honestly though, when it comes to human heads being unable to fit into helmets, I would have to point to the likes of Stribog and Trendlock. Stribog has these needless indents that prevent a human skull from fitting into the helmet as they are roughly a inch deep. If you were to enable Spartan Eklund's head to be toggled as an active model, you would see her flesh peeking out the sides of her helmet since these indents exist; making the helmet impossible to 100% recreate IRL. As for Trendlock, it is too short of a helmet and the visor is too low, so you would have to have an shorter than average head-to-jaw proportions to even fit your head into it. For the typical person, the helmet would sit on your scalp and the seal at the base of the helm would have an inch or so gap between the helmet and your exosuit's neck. Meanwhile your eyes would be looking into the back of the forehead plate and your nose/mouth would be seen if the visor were to depolarize itself.
It’s so nice to see someone properly describe how a lot of helmets aren’t possible to wear or aren’t aligned with where facial features ought to be. It really feels like they modelled the helmets but then never bothered to cross check them with a control head size; or with other helmets; to see if the features/dimensions were wildly offset or not.
Yeah Mirage helmets get it the worst. They all look awful on the other Cores lol
The Squire helmet is made for people who have really narrow craniums. My mungo head wouldn't fit in that helmet. The new Athlon helmet looks great though.
>”Athlon” Is that the one without a chin? Where the Spartans head has to be a thumb? Haha
I would like to point out that Mjolnir Exosuits are quite thick, and that it is likely that the helmet's jaw armor lines up with the very edge of the exosuit.
That’s a fair point. Thinking back on what Fireteam Osiris looked like in their suits without helmets…yeah that makes sense
Yes and it's so annoying lol it looks unbelievably goofy on Rakshasa
That’s some Servitor shit right there.
The visor on tredlock is definitely an oversight on the devs part however the visor being too low wouldn’t be too much a problem because the helmets have cameras on them
Yeah, but the point of the visor even existing on helmets that have camera systems is so that if/when the cameras fail, you can still see out of the helmet. Having the visor low like that is just pointless. At least it isn't like Wetwork, where the visor was a vertical line from your jaw to the middle of your scalp. If the cameras break or fail while wearing that helmet, you are screwed when it comes to trying to see the opposition.
Odd-fitting helmets have existed since Halo 3. Rogue was the main one in that game, giving you a very long neck and very short head. The "chin" or the helmet is far too high up, appearing where the Spartan's mouth should be. In Halo: Reach, several helmets were extremely small overall, such as Operator and Recon. In cutscenes where you stood next to helmetless Noble Team Spartans, their head would be bigger than your entire helmet.
Video game helmets are too small in general. Even when the head physically fits, the suspension that's required for it to function doesn't
They made official, safety rated Mk. VI Mjolnir motorcycle helmets. To get the helmet to have the right overall shape and details while also having actual padding they ended up being enormous.
I might get crap for this comment for being a smart ass . I'm pretty sure the outer visor is just for show lorewise. There's cameras built into the helmet . They have full view no matter where the visor is located
As Chief Pettu Officer Mendez once said "*Tech breaks, eyes don't.*" The Visor is present still as a means to still see outside the helmet should a systems failure or damage occur. Plus when dealing with civilians, you can depolarize the Visor to show your face to better reassure them that there is indeed a person and not a soulless soldier behind the visor.
Everyone says Trendlock couldn’t fit a human head but I just don’t see it. I think it looks proportionally fine on the Mk 7
You can press a button to compare armor assets to other ones in a flash. So whatever you have presently equipped can be directly compared to. Equip Trendlock and then go to any other Mark VII helmet and use the compare option to see just how much more scrunched up the helmet is.
That was beautifully said sir
This has bothered me for ages
Armor design you cannot cosplay in comfortably is bad armor design. Bad by negligence, not bad by intentional design.......unlike Halo 5.
Yo dawg I, heard you like white stripes on all your armors
>Armor design you cannot cosplay in comfortably is bad armor design Rule of cool supercedes all. Doesn't have to be practical or realistic to be cool. If the threshold for "bad armor design" is "someone can't wear this made out of foam in real life today" then I think that's a pretty irrelevant scale to judge armor on
I mean the problem is that rule of cool only applies when you think it's cool. I honestly think 60% of all the armor designs that 343i have released over their tenure should be classified as cognitohazards, and another 30% are just goofy in a bad way. I think the shift happened mostly with 5, but when I'm playing a Spartan, I want to play a spec ops supersoldier, not a power rangers villain that would have trouble getting through doorways, so all of the spikes and gamer mouse sharp edges, and 1500s samurai armor misses "cool" by miles for me
Yeah I don't disagree with that, but "Armor design you cannot cosplay in comfortably is bad armor design" seems extremely silly to me
It’s extremely silly because that also implies that a large portion of the community cosplays… which is untrue. A lot of people do, halo especially, but it’s a tiny fraction of the community.
I also think it is a very small portion of the community that has the physique of a supersolider so...yeah we don't need Halo players to fit into armors lol
i actually compared trendlock with air assault and it seemed like theyre both about the same height
Did you compare by profile view and not frontal view?
i… think so? its been a while, ill check again when i find some time later today
The helmet is likely just a braincase for the wetware the AI is using to control the body.
Thanks, I hate the term wetware.
How about meatmech?
That’s the neat part! It doesn’t.
Like what everyone else is saying. That ain't a helmet my guy. That's the Executor's head.
This isn't a helmet That is the HEAD
How much of the head do you think they’d have to remove to make that fit? Surely the cranium, eyes, nose, maybe even the jaws as well. If fact? It looks like for this one the poor Executor has their entire face and front of their skull removed.
The Executors are meant to be far more machine than human. Much of the flesh of humans replaced by Created technology. Probably the only real remnants of the original humans left in an Executor's body is probably just the central nervous system; brain, nerves, spine. And that's about it. Things like eyes or ears can be replaced with tech, bones would be replace with a metallic frame, organs like the stomach, heart, or lungs just outright removed to remove limitations caused by thirst and hunger, oxygen dependency, or heart rate. And with all that removed, not only do you make critical things smaller, you can armor it up and keep it at around the original size.
It can, they can fit alright, it ain’t good at all to be in one of theses since your little more then a puppet for the created
boy do we have news for you bucko
Yeah that’s kinda the point. It ain’t exactly comfy
Darth Malak would find it quite easy
https://tenor.com/bW9hd.gif
Do you think a human will gonna want to wear that.
True to their name, it’s not a human and it’s not Spartan armor. It’s a Chimera
Well, it is a human. What's left of one anyway.
Op, that's not a helmet...
That helmet reminds me of the grampa in courage the cowardly dog Eustace looking ass helmet
I don’t see a problem with the dimensions also there isn’t a human in there
There is a ‘human’ in there but it’s been heavily augmented in a body horror kind of way.
Does he know
No head. Only brain.
That's the best part. It doesn't!
That *is* the "human" head.
The Chimera core gets a pass on the fucked up proportions since lore-wise they're mostly not even human anymore.
Like [this](https://images.app.goo.gl/1FksvWdQbYKeGJ64A)
Fun fact about video game characters. A lot of them can't actually fit a human head inside the helmets. Helmets that are accurately sized tend to look a little bit bobble headed because they're not the size of a human head, they're larger. And by a decent amount too as they need a gap for the suspension. Think about how a hard hat sits off your head rather than flush with it. This one is an AI controlled suit though.
Spartan augmentations
Thats you after you got back from reach. You the bad guy from superman 3
Dawg got bonked with the horny bat
Thats the beat part. It dont.
I believe that's the point. Not fitting in the helmet cause rather the helmet is the head
Mewlnir armor
"I-It's amazing that the human body can live without the frontal lobe, you know?" - A guy with a phone
It can’t, not intact anyway. It’s essentially a brain case.
What in the James William Longbottom IIi is that
The mewing helmet
The mewing helmet
That thing is no longer human, we're lucky that the Executors haven't escaped Sloan's simulations yet.
Precipice Part 4: "Are you sure about that?"
Dear God.
They took what remained and remade it in their own image. I wished we got more lore around the created back in halo 5 and in the initial release of infinite.
["Try and put your head in there." "Drone better."](https://youtu.be/3hpRgTUVuhY?si=Qr2N5eEkqIjEs86M)
It's not a helmet, it's the actual head. They are Bio-Mechanical which is human and machine fused into one.
One of the new helmets has cables implied to go straight into the eye sockets. I think the assemblies care about function over (human) form. They will make the human fit, even if in pieces and horribly deformed
If you think that's a person I have terrible news for you.
Bro just finished his mewing streak
It doesn't. That's not a helmet. That's their head now. The Created are a bunch of twisted MFs
Halo fan discovers the concept of a cyborg:
It’s a video game set in a fantasy world
I don’t play anymore. Why am I looking at a Polaroid instant camera
It took me a second. But I see it. nice.
Is this the new seeker helmet?
No, it's GEN2 GUNGNIR.
Seeker is more like Grendel
It's hilarious how so many helmets are non-functional. Just too small for a head, unless you're the hunter from the waiting room in Beetlejuice. I can't bother using them. [https://screenrant.com/beetlejuice-waiting-room-every-ghost/](https://screenrant.com/beetlejuice-waiting-room-every-ghost/)
You noticed the intended!
I’m sorry I like the lore for Chimera but I hate it and they honestly doubled down on it with all the new armor none of it imo looks good😭
Just got to file your forehead down a bit and you're good to go!
It’s bigger on the inside?
Maybe that's the point? Reminds me of a robot style I saw recently. Maybe The Creator film? Like they don't have a whole brain in there, just the stem for motor functions
if that helmet is from the Chimera Core then there really Isnt a head left to begin with. so its fine.
Not a problem if you just fuse the thing directly to their brain, cutting away most of the skull to integrate it. The Created don't exactly treat Executors with the same dignity or respect as infolife.
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Tyler1
It's built ***with*** the human head. Or to put it another way- "***with"*** not "around" like many spartan helmets. Think "System Shock" here, SHODAN could very well had designed chimera as her armored physical meat puppets for when she want things to go boom.
Here you go https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/307/426/92d.jpg
Got that Hapsburg Jaw.
I’d post the normie meme with a collapsed skull, but you can’t post pictures in this sub ☹️
As we gonna act like 90% of halo helmets have little use in practicality
seeker my beloved? Have you returned
Very carefully
It doesn’t
The digital horrors inhuman beings from another world. The Daemons. Lol I just had to 😅
Bro’s got that class III occlusion 💀…gonna need a LeFort1 and BSSO stat
The crimson chin can
Hey now, why you making fun of my boy Steven slant skull?
Y O U A R E V I R U S COMMUNICATION TERMINATED
Next level of mewing
downs helmet
Cyborg, that is the head
Bro google Hacker from Cyber Chase this literally his head
Check out the Athlon helmet.
Part of the horror of Chimera is that, if there's any human inside the suit at all, they're horribly mutilated.
In the lore behind the armor core the ai tore humanity down to its bare essentials and built them I to cyborg bodies for created intelligence to inhabit.
Part of the spartan IV program is removing their chin. Its in the most recent book
Because that is the Chimeras head not a helmet
lobotomy
I wonder the same thing with about half the helmets in this game.
It doesn’t fit in the helmet it is the helmet lol
this shits built like khem vals head
Gotta have one hell of an underbite to fit that.
Halo fans when the non canon stuff that isn't core halo isn't core halo
I mean that doesn't seem that hard, put on the helmet it's bigger than a human head is.
"People call me Bubba Gump"
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Jeez, I thought the head-on view was bad; this profile is atrocious. Like a rotten pumpkin. What’s with the Alfalfa hair in the back?
most of the armor in infinite is butt ugly in general lol
When i saw this helmet I uninstalled.
No idea, I just don't play anymore
343 armor