Halo, level 5 ('Assault on the Control Room') on Heroic. Following on from BCM231 which covered set-up work, this shows a whole lot of force-launching. The clips aren't in exact chronological order but there's an overall progression. My earlier efforts are all in the first three minutes, and thereafter my technique evolves and I focus on height. For full details and written commentary see here at my site: http://www.badcyborg.net/Halo/Movies/BCM232.html

Halo, level 2 ('Halo') on Legendary. Last year I did three movies about hog-launching yourself up to the top of the first tower, and there were a few clips where I inadvertently got zapped by the blue beam in mid-air. But getting zapped is a worthwhile topic in itself, so now here's a movie on doing it deliberately. The set-up work is just the same except you'll want different timing, so that if you promptly launch yourself, you'll have a good few seconds to sail up high and then the beam will fire. Here I was using the 'alternative checkpointing' approach shown in BCM325, which saves you having to rush the hog positioning. For full details and written commentary see here at my site: http://www.badcyborg.net/Halo/Movies/BCM370.html

Halo, level 2 ('Halo') on Normal. After releasing BCM203 involving an empty early Banshee, I discovered a startling phenomenon which I call the departure death anomaly - which was most likely responsible for that empty Banshee. Check out the weirdness - and see my new article for more detail. For full details and written commentary see here at my site: http://www.badcyborg.net/Halo/Movies/BCM204.html

Halo, level 5 ('Assault on the Control Room') on Normal. Highlighting three rock groupings you can enjoy defending at, this shows another four plays of the tunnel megabattle set-up used in the last movie, in which I'm armed with a pistol and plasma rifle. For full details and written commentary see here at my site: http://www.badcyborg.net/Halo/Movies/BCM449.html