Our representation of Halo's iconic space combat in the Homeworld 2 engine, which puts the player in command of some of the most powerful weapons fielded by the UNSC and Covenant and to provide a balanced and competitive experience.

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blad3mastr
blad3mastr - - 70 comments

lookin good, cant wait to see it in action

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zombie-yellow
zombie-yellow - - 339 comments

Awesome ! This thing looks beast !

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TheBleachDoctor
TheBleachDoctor - - 938 comments

Rebels beware!

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jokamo
jokamo - - 868 comments

absolutely fantastic work, wish i could model like that, all i can do is make crappy phones for school work

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V3LO Author
V3LO - - 1,887 comments

Just takes practise. Look at what i was like after i started

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All i knew how to do was stack blocks together like i was playing minecraft or something.

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VWV
VWV - - 960 comments

It's really different from 2D but it is still good.

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spartan-G257
spartan-G257 - - 1,336 comments

Looks very impressive can't wait to play

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emanfritzkraut92
emanfritzkraut92 - - 26 comments

I'm having an eyegasm!

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Aliah
Aliah - - 401 comments

I would recommend rounding off the front a bit more, to keep the aesthetic similar to the rest of the ship's design, and perhaps elongating the ship slightly to avoid it looking crushed-together(though maybe it's the angle), other than that, looks fairly good.

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emanfritzkraut92
emanfritzkraut92 - - 26 comments

But if the front was a little more rounder, wouldn't it lose the typical UNSC ships style of being really big, ugly, bulky and chunky? Just asking >.<

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zombie-yellow
zombie-yellow - - 339 comments

Ugly ? O.o UNSC ships are beautiful, compared to Covenant ones ! (It's my opinion, though...)

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Aliah
Aliah - - 401 comments

Most typical UNSC ships above fighter-class are pretty ugly, lets be fair, but the Thanatos was supposed to be a new class of advanced destroyer, so, a more advanced look would suit it better, hence, smoother surfaces and such.

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spartan-G257
spartan-G257 - - 1,336 comments

Ugly are you kidding me.
Smooth definately not but that doesn't mean ugly, they aren't designed to look aesthetically pleasing like what ME call warships, they are designed to be functional and therefore they look functional, doesn't mean they are ugly, they look compartmentalised for easy abitlity to be put together but they sure as hell aren't ugly. They have a sort of beauty to them that ships designed to be aesthetically pleasing don't, which means they sure as hell aren't ugly

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Aliah
Aliah - - 401 comments

Don't have a cow, you realize what I'm saying is a matter of opinion, right? And in my opinion, they're ugly. Blocks are not efficient for warships, either, it restricts field of view to fewer angles than you'd get with triangular or sloping shapes.
Doesn't mean I like Covenant ships either, and doesn't mean I hate all blocky shapes, as I do like Earth Alliance ships from B5. A lot of the UNSC cruisers are just not the best-looking ships around, is all.

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V3LO Author
V3LO - - 1,887 comments

As aliah said, difference of opinion. Think of Firefly, the serenity class is ugly, but there's a real appeal to it's design.

Bad ugly would be the mon calamari cruisers from starwars.

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Apologies i couldn't make the back sleeker, i found as i was modelling it that the concept had quite a few impossible angles which meant what looked like really small engines in 2d translated to much bigger ones in 3d. I changed up the plating at the back to look blockier too, as the sleeker stuff wasn't quite working when i couldn't achieve the slimmed down engine section.

Gonna redo the bridge a bit and look into optimising it a bit before sending it off to Zero to be textured.