"I am in charge here!" "Great! So why don't you point this ship, the largest and most powerful ever created, at the Didact and kill him. No? Fine. I'll do it alone with armor that hasn't seen repairs since Regret attacked earth and an AI that is going batshit crazy in my head." "..." "Huh? So, you were saying something about stopping me?"
What really sells the moment is the fact that it's the first time in history that Chief has disobeyed a direct order. It just nails how deep MC's bond with Cortana is.
Technically speaking Cheif out ranks del rio. It is illegal to interfere with the Spartan deployment, if Cheif tells you to take a shit in the disabled bathroom you fucking do it.
@@Tharja-iBW even still military law applies to all in code of conduct the ai was suppose be decommissioned for a while and pose a threat somewhat the irony is halo 5 lol also he branded as traitor for going AWOL and assumed he was helping Cortana fk humanity over
@@Tharja-iBW That makes no sense, Chief does not technically _or_ practically outrank Del Rio and it's not illegal for the CO to give a Spartan orders on his own ship.
He knows that a) Chief isn’t going to “come quietly,” and b) that most likely means Palmer will end up in the infirmary. In one piece, if Chief is feeling kind.
well, acording to Fred 104: "if you are his friend, he will protect you. if you are his superior, he will obey you. But if you are his enemy..."... or somehting like that, it was months since i saw the movie where he says that. i suppose Del Rio thought chief would listen to him, but Chief is smart and knows when his superior is an egotistical a-hole.
@@elwillyrets7505 As soon as Del Rio started putting his own priorities over the sake of everyone else is when Chief stopped viewing the man as a superior.
I can just imagine someone trying to put cuffs on the Chief. He just tugs at his arms and they shatter. The dude who put them on is just " Well fuck this shit, you try arresting a sentient tank."
He can easily solo everyone in ship really quickly also him punching them with mjonir armor would kill them unless they also had minor armor and super soldier syrum unless their armor is latest state of technology plus shield off
I just want to break this down for you guys because I think it needs to be said. The man Del Rio trying, and failing, to stare down is a seven foot tall, one thousand pound mass of muscle, bone, cybernetics, and seething fury wrapped up in humanity's finest assortment of tank-grade armor, electronics, combat systems, and ballistic weave that gives him the combat capability equal to that of an entire armored division. He is only one of a handful of individuals identified by the UNSC as a "hyper-lethal" vector, and by all accounts may be the last one left standing at this point. To the Covenant, he was a force of absolute destruction, not just *a* demon, but *the* Demon, with a capital D, who has arguably personally killed more of their forces than the rest of Humanity combined and taught the Prophets what true fear feels like. His achievements include blowing up an ancient structure seen as sacred to the Covies, taking a Covenant nuke and shoving it back up the ass it came out of, saving Earth TWICE (possibly three times), killing at least one Prophet himself and assisting in the deaths of the other two, going to an even BIGGER ancient alien structure outside the Milky Way, blowing THAT ONE up, defeating an even MORE ancient eldritch horror, returning to the Milky Way and crashing on an alien death planet, and killing his way out of that and back onto the Infinity. He is, arguably, the MOST DANGEROUS MAN IN THE ENTIRE GALAXY, and the only individuals who are even *remotely* capable of killing him are smart enough to know that they shouldn't if they value their own wellbeing. And this doesn't even count the mental scars he's struggled with along the way or the fact that despite it all, he's STILL keeping it together. And Del Rio had the gall, the absolute egotistical *A U D A C I T Y* , to demand he hand over the one companion that has been with him since the beginning, to which he responds by more or less saying, "over my dead fucking body, sir." Del Rio would have been safer yelling down the barrel of a SuperMAC.
Fucking beautifully put. Honestly Del Rio deserves a Medal of Honor for even thinking about doing that, let alone ATTEMPTING it. And a prompt execution for trying to abandon humanity’s greatest weapon and savior (who up to this point had been thought dead, so there’s that too) on some Forerunner shield world in the middle of bum-fuck nowhere.
Del rio is a pussy, he was “brave” because he feels like he’s the boss... he’s like a small dog who thinks it’s tough just cause the owner carries it around
Y'all be talking about chips, but what comes next at 0:56 is more epic. "The Didact has to be stopped. If you (the commander of one of the largest warships in human history) won't do that, I (a single Spartan-II with an AI going crazy) will."
Del Rio: GIVE. ME. THAT. CHIP. Chief: The Didact has to be stopped. If you won't do it, I will. Del Rio: I... Am ordering you... TOSURRENDERTHATA.I.!!!!!!
If I had to take a guess, Del Rio probably served a more comfy job even during the human covenant war, he was probably in charge of some low tier space ship that almost never saw combat, he probably never even seen reports on the rings or the flood up until the end, and more than likely is going crazy himself because he is dealing with a force outside of covie fanatics with even better gear, while he is falling back on basic tactics, has no tactics of his own, and relies HEAVILY on only spartans to get important jobs done. The man is the OPPOSITE of a good leader. Both Keys knew what they were doing, knew who could do it, knew what was on the line, and knew they could not always rely on their big green killing machine, and knew they had to take risks even if it meant risking their lives to save everyone, Captain Keys falling to the flood as he thought he could find a upper hand on them and lacked information on the flood, and Miranda Keys dying in a attempt to save Johnson and the galaxy as a whole, but they both went down fighting for what was right, then Del Rio is just fucking pissing his pants because the war hero who pretty much out ranks him in merit 100 times over is not taking his orders, Del Rio is a joke.
IIRC she's ranked among the deadliest/best Spartan IV's. It'd be for sure be easier to arrest her (she even might surrender), but she's still a walking death machine, wrapped in a tank, with super human strength and reflex.
Del Rio: "OFFICER! ARREST THAT MAN!" Master Chief: "Arresting a Commander is not in my job description." Del Rio: "LIEUTENANT! ARREST THAT MAN!" Palmer: "Yeah no" And the cycle continues
Technically, since the Chief is part of a Spec Ops outfit attached to a combat zone, That gives him higher rank in a combat zone than Del Rio. Chief has the authority to have him court marshaled. Hell Chief could order Del Rio to strip naked and if he didn't want to go to the brig, he'd have to do it. Instead, Chief plays nice.
I'd say him being the motherf***ing Master Chief is enough to outrank anyone outside of maybe High com. Idc if you're a captain or not, if the Chief tells you to jump, you ask how high if you value your continued existence (or humanities for that matter.)
Sarah Palmer literally commands the entire spartan IV teams on Infinity and to see her move uncomfortably when ordered to arrest Master Chief shows how much she respect the Spartan II.
The fact that Del Rio didn’t shit himself the second this 7-foot tall cybernetic superhuman in heavy combat armor took a step towards him and ignored a direct order for the first time in his long and heroic term of service is quite the feat in and of itself.
@@Ribbons0121R121 I didn't even really find the writing bad, just occasionally weird characterizing. But that has always been a thing even under Bungie so I just consider that a Haloism.
Honestly he was so unhinged here that it's where you expect to see his subordinate declare that for medical reasons he is being removed from command and have somebody escort him back to the medic for sedation. Because just judging by the reactions of the other headquarters personnel they recognize he's completely lost the plot, and so should be using the medical impairment regulation to get him away from the radios and sedated while his next in command steps up and takes over.
What a lot of people don't know is that the voice actor for Del Rio is the same actor as Drake from Aliens - great little nod to the classic movie that inspired Halo so much. Love this scene.
Because it is very smart to have a gen four spartan take on the first ever hyper-lethal Spartan. Mind you, there’s only been two, and the other has been long dead.
Also the gen 4s are weak as he'll compared to a gen 2 Spartan and master chief is the best of the best that's why I hated the halo 5 cut scene where they made it look like Locke could that master chief instead of dying instantly
Easily the most badass two words ever spoken in the Halo franchise so far. A military sci-fi story about a supersoldier who does the impossible in service to his planet, his species, the galaxy... And when the bureaucracy fails and he can no longer do the right thing and still follow his orders, he doesn't do it with uncharacteristic disrespect or bravado. He calmly, respectfully, but firmly says, "No, sir." Those two words encapsulate so much of Chief's character in the games and the books. Existing in a rigid military structure that abducted him as a child, turned him into a killing machine, and yet his entire life is now devoted to combating the greatest threats humanity has ever faced. He follows orders but he does it HIS way, and that's why he's such a compelling character. Lord Hood never would have even thought to "give the Covenant back their bomb." That was a wild, insane, borderline suicidal idea Chief had, so he asked for permission and got it. "No, sir." The first time we ever see Chief disobey a direct order. But he still does it within the confines of the hierarchy in which he was raised, in which he'll probably die.
"ARREST THAT MAN" *Palmer looks at chief and then looks down at her tablet* Master Chief - Confirmed Kills: too frickin many to count oh yeah and like 60 scarabs and 400 covenant ships *Palmer looks back at Chief, nods and walks away.*
No I feel like she had a lot of respect for him and knew how dangerous he was but also that there was that level of respect between them so she didn’t do it
Master Chief has done plenty of badass thing but he's never destroyed 400 ships. That would be Admiral Whitworth and/or Admiral Preston Cole depending of the battle in question.
Its easy to forget how genuinely intimidating a spartan II can be to a regular human, regardless if its chief or not. Like when I first saw him refuse Del Rio's order I was like "oh man that guy will NOT win this fight if this continues."
This clip never gets old. A fantastic display of the difference between authority and power. Del Rio may have the ranking authority, but he has no actual power.
Doomslayer would have killed the captain on the spot. The whole reason he was on Mars to begin with is because it was a punishment detail, earned by attacking his CO after being ordered to fire on civilians.
Due to Halo special ops statutes, Chief has more authority in combat zones than even a General. If Chief wanted, Del Rio could be court marshaled for insubordination due to his status as a senior Spartan II.
Hilariously, Once he did leave the shield world and make it back to earth to file his report. UNSC took one look at the words "Left Master Chief behind" and immediately removed him from command
Halo 4 may not have had the best story, and Del Rio's character was relatively pointless for the most part, but man, you've got to admit that that voice acting was on point.
I love how NO ONE on the bridge is moving when Del Rio orders for the Chief to be arrested, it’s because they’re not STUPID ENOUGH to do so AND given The Chief’s reputation, I don’t blame them
I mean its also apparently because in this situation, Master Chief actually outranks(within the canon) Del Rio. Del Rio is effectively ordering an act of insubordination against a superior officer, because he thinks he can get away with it I suppose.
Well, we get that in Halo: CE and Halo 2 with the Keyes family. Maybe that is why the Chief simply can't be bothered to even address this guy. I mean, when he is giving the instructions at the end, he is talking to Lasky (the second in command) like Del Rio isn't even there.
I feel like the story really gave Del Rio the short end of the stick. Here we have a man who's trying to do what's best for his ship, his crew, and he believes they would lose and likely get *destroyed* if they fought the Didact and Covenant together like that again. Then in comes Chief with what is likely the most batshit insane story Del Rio's ever heard thanks to the Librarian (granted, a LIVING FORERUNNER is out and about, but still), and Chief says they *have* to go after the Didact. Del Rio believes it would be a fruitless effort, and would leave the entire crew of the Infinity, and Chief, stranded or dead. If they instead retreat, however, they could amass an even greater force and fight against the Didact's forces with much better odds of winning. But Chief insists that they can't let him leave Requiem. He's not going for it. Then in comes Cortana, who short-circuits and likely fries some of the equipment around her just from getting angry. Of course Del Rio is going to think she's defective and a threat to the ship. In my opinion, while not being 100% reasonable, Del Rio's decisions in this cutscene make sense. It's a shame that the story otherwise made him as unlikeable as possible. First in his interactions with the Chief before AND after this cutscene, as well as the fact that he left Chief on Requiem, and did very little to help besides sending in Lasky to stop him. At the very least, he could've left Chief with a ship capable of leaving the planet, if they had one. The game basically shoves him to the side, and it's a shame because we could've had an actually interesting story dynamic with him, since he could've been someone that opposes Chief in some ways, but with good reasons.
If it has been Lord Hood in command then he would have trusted Master Chief and gone all in like he did in Halo 3. Given what everyone knows about Chief its not a big stretch to trust him and do what he says given that he is the most successful soilder and biggest war hero and humanities history.
>Ignores direct order from his current acting CO about protocol involving rampant AI Chief is let off the hook >Chief doesn’t come back to the Infinity They send four fucking Spartans after him to subdue and bring him home
Spartan 6's no less. It's like sending a group of boys scouts after a seasoned Marine. That's why the idea of locke fighting the chief to a stalemate is ridiculous. Like Star wars rogue one ridiculous,or the ghost busters remake ridiculous,or the idea of a black James Bond ridiculous.
@@generalzod8589 No, the Spartan class that Buck and the rest of Osiris are apart of is the Spartan-4s. And the classes so far have been The Orion Project as the spiritual Spartan 1s. The Spartan 2s that created Chief, Blue Team, and others. The Spartan 3s that created Noble 6, and all but Jorge, of Noble team And finally the Spartan 4s that created Osiris, Palmer, etc
*groan* Having just watched this scene out of curiosity on seeing meme screenshot of "I am ordering you to X", it surprises me how much the officers delivery ruins the scene at 0:52. For any captain wouldn't petulantly scream it, like he's an NPC from GTA. He's a fully commissioned captain aboard a military warship. He would calmly issue said order with all the authority and might of the UNSC backing him. Picture how much more impact this would have if the captain had acted with the power of his station, rather than a cartoon villain. Imagine for a moment, someone like Captain Keyes ordering the chief to give him the chip, and then seeing him walk away. How much extra gravitas and threat it would add. The fear of the line just crossed.
Del Rio is meant to be seen as someone already off their hinges I feel, since you just looked at this scene you might not know but over the course of a couple missions we get more and more hints that he’s got something against Chief and ultimately culminates in this scene. Dude’s an egomaniac with a control fetish, and is dishonorably discharged for leaving the Master Chief (who’s been adrift in space for 4 years like WHAT LMAO) on Requiem. Hence why Lasky, the best boy, becomes Captain of Infinity
I agree. In his first cutscene he's an actual Captain, considering his ship's safety and UNSC procedures. He's hinted as being mildly authoritarian but it's too undercooked to make this tantrum work. His reasoning prior to it is actually valid. The ship has to warn the UNSC and Cortana just fried the command deck, so leaving Requiem and decommissioning her is the protocol. The writing doesn't do nearly enough to make him an actual antagonist here, other than needing to be for "dramatic" purposes. His dismissal of the Chief doesn't make any real sense either, since as a senior officer he'd be more likely to take the Chief's warning seriously. Del Rio is just there to facilitate the moment for Cortana's dramatic tantrum, then he's removed from the plot off screen. Wack. Also the animation doesn't quite line up well enough to sell his delivery :P
Halo 4: Master Chief refuses to listen to orders and gets away with it because of his heroism and legendary status Doom Eternal: The Doom Slayer walks directly into a UAC facility and proceeds to both destroy the planet Mars and steal the most powerful weapon ever conceived by mankind, getting away with it due to the ungodly fear his mere existence fills each UAC personnel’s soul I love how these games both have protagonists that defy orders and nobody stops them
Welll... Is mostly that no one can in fact stop them 1 is known as a Hyper Lethal Spartan..outside of noble 6 no other Spartan reached that title..so really they dont have a chance. And the other is Legit the slayer of hundreds of milions of Demons while he was stuck in hell..hell demons have Books and history for him.. Like how would you stop this guys? 😅
I saw someone else mention it, but DAMN how powerful this scene is when you know that Chief was trained as a soldier from the age of 6-7. It is INGRAINED in him to follow orders without question. For god-knows how long disobeying an order would have been unthinkable for him Really shows how much he cares about her, probably as much (maybe more) as he does his own Spartan 2's
Well, part of his training was also to consider his highest priority - the safety of humankind as a whole. If he thinks an order threatens that, he is at full right to disobey it, as it contradicts the highest authority. In this case he judged that this order would compromise him and the rest of the human race. He knew it was a race against time and falling back was not an option, and without an AI he can work well with, he can't go into the situation blind.
Gotta give Del Rio credit, he's willing to yell down at a 7+ feet tall walking tank that can hit you with the force of a tractor trailer and was feared as a demonic deity by the Covenant.
@@masterchiefpettyofficerspa3646 In combat or war, special ops members have a lot more authority especially since Chief is the highest NCO rank. He is an Officer yes but Chief is a Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy and in a combat/war scenario Officers are supposed to listen to the NCOs because they have more experience and authority in that case. Chief also is a Spartan-II which is special forces. Del Rio has no power here, Chief can have him removed from his position.
@@LethalByChoice I know this comment is old but NCOs can only *recommend* Officers to be removed from their official position. He can't do it himself. You said if yourself. Officers are *supposed* to listen to the experienced NCO. But does that always happen? No. The only time enlisted have more authority than officers is due to the position that they're in. For example, a battalion Command Sergeant Major has more authority than a Company Commander but not a Battalion Commander. Just curious, are you actually in the military? Because I am.
Had Miranda Keyes survived, the Infinity would have been hers. Regardless, I'm glad Thomas Lasky is the captain now; although shallow, he's smart, fulfilling the role with excellence.
This is what pissed me off about Halo 4. This man literally fucking saved the entire human race several times and the characters treat him like a nobody
We went from Lord Hood approving giving the covenant back their bomb after telling Keyes she can't fight the capital ship and then in Halo 3 trusting Chief over his own personal judgement when humanity was at stake and then we get Halo 4 with Captain Del Dickhead who treats him like a steaming pile of shit.
"Arrest that man!" Palmer: Haha, the fanbase hates me enough, do you really want them to witness me getting my ass kicked? Having them cheer as chief smashes my fragile spartan 4 face in?....FUCK THAT SHIT.
True, he never once assaulted a CO, though probably because most officers were smart enough not to provoke a Spartan II. They're living weapons of war and messing with one is like chewing on a grenade.
Because John is the ultimate soldier. Even when he disagrees with command he follows orders. Right up until those orders violate his oath and values. Because if ANYONE has the right to tell high command to go fuck its self, it's the guy who literally saved the earth twice.
@@treescompany3462 Pretty sure he was ordered to by a commanding officer. At the behest of ONI to test how far the spartan 2s had come after their augmentation. It's hardly Johns fault he killed them, given they were given orders to inflict grievous bodily harm. Probably should've ignored that order. Given that teenager was in the middle of lifting literally all the weight the gym had.
Del Rio has to be either really brave or really stupid to try to arrest the Chief at the Chief gets up in his face and pretty much say, "you want her? Try to take her."
I get the distinct feeling here that even if Lasky had removed Cortana's chip from the console, he would have handed her to Chief anyway. His hesitation to remove it, his attempt to dissuade Del Rio as he demands Chief's arrest and the scene that follows where he gives them a way off the Infinity pretty much seals it for me. He couldn't disobey orders because it would affect his service record. Letting Del Rio make the mistake of leaving Chief and Cortana behind when returning to Earth gives Lasky the opportunity to take over as Captain of Infinity. I like Lasky and I honestly think he does what his right, but I have got to respect the guy for seizing the opportunity to get up the ranks.
I always like how Del Río and Chief are both right in this situation. Del Río needs to recognize the situation for what it is and deal with the didact. Cortana is more dangerous than helpful at this point, Chief should've given her up. Despite that she was useful in the end, there was no way to know that ahead of time. She also almost fell apart many times in the process.
I was thinking the exact same thing-- *only* Master Chief could say, "No sir", and say it in the same tone of voice any other person would say "Fuck you" or "Go to hell".
You have the Chief stand chest-to-head staring you dead in the face has to be a bowel-emptying experience. Literally a “this machine of a man can turn me into a human lemon with a single squeeze.” Only thing that would make it even more terrifying is if he had Death’s Head carving on an EVA helmet, or a Warmaster Helmet.
"ARREST THAT MAN"
Palmer: lolno
Damn, 400 likes, 4 years and no replies?
Palmer's more like: How?
It’s not like she could if she tried
"ARREST THAT MAN"
Yeah no, I like my spine the way it is
She’s like “Arrest Master Chief? You first man”
She’s not that stupid
"Arrest that man!"
Arbiter: were it so easy.....
THERE IT IS ! i was waiting for this quote to show up lol. i love this one so much i actually use it in my vocabulary
"Twas it twere that simple".
Johnson: "Come on, impress me"
When Arbiter wasn’t a side character...
You know if arbiter was on that ship and Master Chief was about to be arrested he would 100% back him up.
"ARREST THAT MAN!"
"Captain"
"ARREST HIM!"
"Captain, we literally cannot, we don't even know how"
“Get word to earth that trouble is coming. Cortana and I will do what we can back here”
Hahahaha
It’s easy. Call itachi and put him in a gen Jutsu
@@ripp3rjak934 bro Itachi could put him in a genjutsu all he wants that shit ain't fooling the master chief
@@0x_i01 yes it can. Lol
Chief:
Del Rio: Give me that chip.
Chief: No sir.
Del Rio: >:C
ShootingStarAJM XD
This is one of the most suspenseful scenes in Halo history.
And you have just turned it into the most hilarious.
Well played sir 😂😂😂
Del Rio: "I, am ordering you,
*_T O S U R R E N D E R T H A T D O R I T O"_*
The "nom" just fucking sold it. GG man.
I am ordering you. . . . .
TOO SURRENDER THAT DORITO CHIP
One does not simply arrest the chief....
YOU need to bring a fucking entire armada to do it. Oh wait he fucking destroyed the covenant armada in the last game. Never fucking mind.
locke learned that the hard way
cameltoejoe69 yet one Is killed by chief
Even if you try, you will have bones broken from a single punch.
...and live
1:17 Master Chief was looking at Del rio like "This man has gone lost his damn mind" and then instantly turns to the next authority figure in line.
Haha 117
Lol 117, that's ironic
69 likes
me when my mom starts yelling at me
@@icantthinkofaname3306 Hold up....
Alt dailogue,
"I am the one in charge here!"
Chief: "Do you feel, in charge?"
Bane
Lays massive hand on his shoulder.
“I’m in charge of this ship”
Chief “And this gives you power over me?"
"I am in charge here!"
"Great! So why don't you point this ship, the largest and most powerful ever created, at the Didact and kill him. No? Fine. I'll do it alone with armor that hasn't seen repairs since Regret attacked earth and an AI that is going batshit crazy in my head."
"..."
"Huh? So, you were saying something about stopping me?"
@@samuelzuleger5134 Purrfect.
"I. Am ordering you. TO SURRENDER THAT AI!"
"No, sir."
MonkeyxMoo35 Thug life Master Chief
Try and take it from me little man
quick saving...
the captain screaming always makes me laugh
No one tell master chef what to do unless he wants to
“Arrest that man”
**takes cuffs out pocket throws them at chiefs feet**
“Ah, I tried.”
Be the closest anyone’s ever gotten. That’s got to count for something
Lol
What really sells the moment is the fact that it's the first time in history that Chief has disobeyed a direct order.
It just nails how deep MC's bond with Cortana is.
Technically speaking Cheif out ranks del rio. It is illegal to interfere with the Spartan deployment, if Cheif tells you to take a shit in the disabled bathroom you fucking do it.
I was like 118 so i unliked it
@@Tharja-iBW even still military law applies to all in code of conduct the ai was suppose be decommissioned for a while and pose a threat somewhat the irony is halo 5 lol also he branded as traitor for going AWOL and assumed he was helping Cortana fk humanity over
@@Tharja-iBW That makes no sense, Chief does not technically _or_ practically outrank Del Rio and it's not illegal for the CO to give a Spartan orders on his own ship.
@@ShawFujikawa It's illegal to interfere with Spartan deployment regardless of rank, because ONI owns the UNSC.
"Arrest that man"
Lol fuck that...
one does not simply arrest the chief.
@@thewiseone9798 to arrest master chief you would need at LEAST a galaxy’s worth of ships fill with the best of the best
@@florentitan1474 and even then that's a tall ask 😁, Happy New Year mate 😉👍
@@justanotherlaid-backdude5297 that is why I said at least and happy New Years to you to
That's like pointing at the DOOM Slayer and saying "I can take that man in a fight"
I love how Palmer didn't even move when ordered either. Kinda like a "you want me to do what now sir" moment.
He knows that a) Chief isn’t going to “come quietly,” and b) that most likely means Palmer will end up in the infirmary. In one piece, if Chief is feeling kind.
@@OneBiasedOpinion "Do I want to end up in the infirmary for a year? or in the morgue?"
Palmer knows better
Noooo thank you. I choose Life.
Not only that, but anyone with an ounce of common sense would go "uh no he's our best and likely only hope of winning this damn war..."
"Arrest that man!"
"No thanks, I choose life."
Nice callback
I just wanna know how he thought the Master Chief was gonna be detained.
well, acording to Fred 104: "if you are his friend, he will protect you. if you are his superior, he will obey you. But if you are his enemy..."... or somehting like that, it was months since i saw the movie where he says that.
i suppose Del Rio thought chief would listen to him, but Chief is smart and knows when his superior is an egotistical a-hole.
Jose Arturo Alanis “if your his enemy, god help you“ the the proper finish to that quote. Could be mistaken tho
@@elwillyrets7505 As soon as Del Rio started putting his own priorities over the sake of everyone else is when Chief stopped viewing the man as a superior.
Lmao yeeees🤣🤣🤣🤣
There was a SPARTAN IV right next to him
Sgt. Johnson - Don't let her go. Don't ever let her go.
Oh, he knows what the ladies like.
Poor johnson hes probably rolling in his grave if he saw what happened with cortana
It turns out Chief should've let her go😔
"arrest that man" youd need the entire fleet oh wait he destroyed the covenants fleet in the last game never mind.
The fact that Chief eventually looked towards someone else for orders tells you just how fucking delusional Del Rio was
yeah THAT GUY, SURE, ARREST HIM. not gonna question the fact that he did it and it was the enemy
Hahaha xD
Just a nuke or covenant laserbeam or getting run over slam stuck by something big with shield off
I can just imagine someone trying to put cuffs on the Chief. He just tugs at his arms and they shatter. The dude who put them on is just
" Well fuck this shit, you try arresting a sentient tank."
Lmao a sentient tank
i bet chief would let him live too
Kinda like the arrest superman scene.
He can easily solo everyone in ship really quickly also him punching them with mjonir armor would kill them unless they also had minor armor and super soldier syrum unless their armor is latest state of technology plus shield off
@@aiosquadron I was thinking the same thing. *Snaps cuffs* "Well now that our cards are on the table."
I just want to break this down for you guys because I think it needs to be said.
The man Del Rio trying, and failing, to stare down is a seven foot tall, one thousand pound mass of muscle, bone, cybernetics, and seething fury wrapped up in humanity's finest assortment of tank-grade armor, electronics, combat systems, and ballistic weave that gives him the combat capability equal to that of an entire armored division. He is only one of a handful of individuals identified by the UNSC as a "hyper-lethal" vector, and by all accounts may be the last one left standing at this point. To the Covenant, he was a force of absolute destruction, not just *a* demon, but *the* Demon, with a capital D, who has arguably personally killed more of their forces than the rest of Humanity combined and taught the Prophets what true fear feels like. His achievements include blowing up an ancient structure seen as sacred to the Covies, taking a Covenant nuke and shoving it back up the ass it came out of, saving Earth TWICE (possibly three times), killing at least one Prophet himself and assisting in the deaths of the other two, going to an even BIGGER ancient alien structure outside the Milky Way, blowing THAT ONE up, defeating an even MORE ancient eldritch horror, returning to the Milky Way and crashing on an alien death planet, and killing his way out of that and back onto the Infinity. He is, arguably, the MOST DANGEROUS MAN IN THE ENTIRE GALAXY, and the only individuals who are even *remotely* capable of killing him are smart enough to know that they shouldn't if they value their own wellbeing. And this doesn't even count the mental scars he's struggled with along the way or the fact that despite it all, he's STILL keeping it together.
And Del Rio had the gall, the absolute egotistical *A U D A C I T Y* , to demand he hand over the one companion that has been with him since the beginning, to which he responds by more or less saying, "over my dead fucking body, sir."
Del Rio would have been safer yelling down the barrel of a SuperMAC.
Fucking beautifully put. Honestly Del Rio deserves a Medal of Honor for even thinking about doing that, let alone ATTEMPTING it. And a prompt execution for trying to abandon humanity’s greatest weapon and savior (who up to this point had been thought dead, so there’s that too) on some Forerunner shield world in the middle of bum-fuck nowhere.
I couldn't of said it better👏👏👏
Master chief is the doomslayer of halo
This comment is absolutely legendary. I lived out the entire halo series in just under 3min, but it felt like 3 hours. Thanks
Rating: 117/100
Del rio is a pussy, he was “brave” because he feels like he’s the boss... he’s like a small dog who thinks it’s tough just cause the owner carries it around
Easily the best Moment in Halo 4
Agreed
In response, all I shall say is: detonating a nuke by hand.
My favorite part was the end were laskey and chief are talking. This definitely had it's moment.
Halo 4 wasn't my favorite halo but it had some great music and a few really good and story driving moments
Nah best moment is legendary ending when all the Spartan 4s are looking at chief walking to take his armor off
Y'all be talking about chips, but what comes next at 0:56 is more epic.
"The Didact has to be stopped. If you (the commander of one of the largest warships in human history) won't do that, I (a single Spartan-II with an AI going crazy) will."
The best part is: nobody on that ship outside of Del Rio has a single doubt in their mind that Chief could pull it off.
But it backfired I'm halo 5 for not decommissioning her
Still better than the Didact genociding humanity
Most badass "No sir" ever
Raze of all time.
Ikr
LIEUTENANT! *ARREST THAT MAN!*
Del Rio: GIVE. ME. THAT. CHIP.
Chief: The Didact has to be stopped. If you won't do it, I will.
Del Rio: I... Am ordering you... TOSURRENDERTHATA.I.!!!!!!
And this is why I said that Del Rio is delusional like they’re fighting an enemy and he just wants to basically retreat
If I had to take a guess, Del Rio probably served a more comfy job even during the human covenant war, he was probably in charge of some low tier space ship that almost never saw combat, he probably never even seen reports on the rings or the flood up until the end, and more than likely is going crazy himself because he is dealing with a force outside of covie fanatics with even better gear, while he is falling back on basic tactics, has no tactics of his own, and relies HEAVILY on only spartans to get important jobs done.
The man is the OPPOSITE of a good leader. Both Keys knew what they were doing, knew who could do it, knew what was on the line, and knew they could not always rely on their big green killing machine, and knew they had to take risks even if it meant risking their lives to save everyone, Captain Keys falling to the flood as he thought he could find a upper hand on them and lacked information on the flood, and Miranda Keys dying in a attempt to save Johnson and the galaxy as a whole, but they both went down fighting for what was right, then Del Rio is just fucking pissing his pants because the war hero who pretty much out ranks him in merit 100 times over is not taking his orders, Del Rio is a joke.
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 genius!
And thats exactly how he said it, as a single word🤣🤣🤣😂
@@funkmantim2661 “both Keyes knew what they were doing” except for that part where Miranda was telling her troops to go “to war”
@@battlesheep2552 That one liner is the only one in the series that angers me because it was like the most useless bit of info ever
0:54 when my brother takes the last chip in the bag
Haha this comment killed me, so true
I've never seen anything so intense
Lol
Dude, I read this comment, and I nearly got kicked off a bus
The diet must be stopped. If you don't do it, I will
Del Rio: "LIEUTENANT! ARREST THAT MAN!"
Palmer: "Yeah no"
Del Rio: "COMMANDER! ARREST THAT WOMAN!"
Pulaski: "You're kidding right sir? Look at her!"
IIRC she's ranked among the deadliest/best Spartan IV's. It'd be for sure be easier to arrest her (she even might surrender), but she's still a walking death machine, wrapped in a tank, with super human strength and reflex.
Del Rio: "OFFICER! ARREST THAT MAN!"
Master Chief: "Arresting a Commander is not in my job description."
Del Rio: "LIEUTENANT! ARREST THAT MAN!"
Palmer: "Yeah no"
And the cycle continues
Really good voice acting actually, :O
Yup. The captian is awesome
I'd like, but it's at 117
@@Darktitanium159 i hate him when I first saw him, i just wanted to kill him playing as a spartan but Lasky is cool he treats him as his child
@@Granola_cat lol
@@Granola_cat Lasky is about the same age as the chief I believe
Technically, since the Chief is part of a Spec Ops outfit attached to a combat zone, That gives him higher rank in a combat zone than Del Rio. Chief has the authority to have him court marshaled. Hell Chief could order Del Rio to strip naked and if he didn't want to go to the brig, he'd have to do it.
Instead, Chief plays nice.
Del Rio actually gets the boot from his position in the UNSC... but then he goes on to become a politician and gets the Chief labeled as a traitor.
I'd say him being the motherf***ing Master Chief is enough to outrank anyone outside of maybe High com. Idc if you're a captain or not, if the Chief tells you to jump, you ask how high if you value your continued existence (or humanities for that matter.)
@@Techhunter_Talon ONI has tried killing him a couple times. Didn’t work but they tried
@@Techhunter_Talon I don't remember the traitor part at all.
He is the highest rank of a Spartan attainable so yeah they have to listen to him
Arrest that man
Palmer: uh I don’t have a death wish
One does not simply eh em
"SURRENDER THAT AI!"
Sarah Palmer literally commands the entire spartan IV teams on Infinity and to see her move uncomfortably when ordered to arrest Master Chief shows how much she respect the Spartan II.
Or just how much she didn’t want to get folded into the nearest trash chute.
@@OneBiasedOpinion Probably a bit of both these reasons
The fact that Del Rio didn’t shit himself the second this 7-foot tall cybernetic superhuman in heavy combat armor took a step towards him and ignored a direct order for the first time in his long and heroic term of service is quite the feat in and of itself.
“Experience out ranks everything “.
bringing in CT-7567 I love it !
Captain rex of the clone troopers.
Words I will live by.
Since master chief is part of a spec ops unit he actually out ranks the guy and could order him the throw himself off the ship
@@kaelkirkby9191 Skipper of the ship has say over anyone on board the vessel. IE: a 1st LT in command of a ship could order a 0-11 off his vessel
Del rio: "arrest that man!"
Palmer: "you want me to.... fucking what?"
theres a reason laskey acted so scared to try and get that chip
“But Captain, he’s taller than me”
@@TrueRetroflection “and he can flip a Scorpion sir. With one hand, sir.”
Just look at the acting the emotion in cortana's voice the anger in delrio's they did such an amazing job
its a matter of bad writers no vas in halo 4's case
the writing shines at times tho
@@Ribbons0121R121 I didn't even really find the writing bad, just occasionally weird characterizing. But that has always been a thing even under Bungie so I just consider that a Haloism.
Del Rio: ARREST THAT MAN!
Palmer: You arrest him!
Palmer: AND see how it works out for you!
Why do I feel like Chief would be the one person to find a way out of an armor restraint
This man looked at chief knowing all of his history and skills and still thought he could scare him
I was hoping Del Rio would get absolutely bitch-slapped when I first saw this scene...but to be honest, Chief's actual reaction is even better.
Honestly he was so unhinged here that it's where you expect to see his subordinate declare that for medical reasons he is being removed from command and have somebody escort him back to the medic for sedation. Because just judging by the reactions of the other headquarters personnel they recognize he's completely lost the plot, and so should be using the medical impairment regulation to get him away from the radios and sedated while his next in command steps up and takes over.
There is a re worked video of that exact thing!!
It’s worth a look if you haven’t seen it
@@MrDominicg90 Just saw it; instant 10/10.
@@astracrits4633 you’re welcome! It’s epic!
And not a single fuck was given that day
What a lot of people don't know is that the voice actor for Del Rio is the same actor as Drake from Aliens - great little nod to the classic movie that inspired Halo so much. Love this scene.
Same guy that got beat by a guard in The Shawshank Redemption played by Clancy Brown aka Sgt Zim and Mister Crabs.
Because it is very smart to have a gen four spartan take on the first ever hyper-lethal Spartan. Mind you, there’s only been two, and the other has been long dead.
Also the gen 4s are weak as he'll compared to a gen 2 Spartan and master chief is the best of the best that's why I hated the halo 5 cut scene where they made it look like Locke could that master chief instead of dying instantly
Easily the most badass two words ever spoken in the Halo franchise so far. A military sci-fi story about a supersoldier who does the impossible in service to his planet, his species, the galaxy... And when the bureaucracy fails and he can no longer do the right thing and still follow his orders, he doesn't do it with uncharacteristic disrespect or bravado. He calmly, respectfully, but firmly says, "No, sir."
Those two words encapsulate so much of Chief's character in the games and the books. Existing in a rigid military structure that abducted him as a child, turned him into a killing machine, and yet his entire life is now devoted to combating the greatest threats humanity has ever faced. He follows orders but he does it HIS way, and that's why he's such a compelling character. Lord Hood never would have even thought to "give the Covenant back their bomb." That was a wild, insane, borderline suicidal idea Chief had, so he asked for permission and got it.
"No, sir." The first time we ever see Chief disobey a direct order. But he still does it within the confines of the hierarchy in which he was raised, in which he'll probably die.
Master Chief: *steals Pringle from Del Rio’s canister*
Captain: Give me that chip
Master Chief: *CRUNCH CRUNCH*
Best part would be if he is just crunched it against the helmet without eating it.
“Master chief, you mind telling me what you’re doing with that pringle?”
“Sir, crunch”
"ARREST THAT MAN"
*Palmer looks at chief and then looks down at her tablet*
Master Chief - Confirmed Kills: too frickin many to count oh yeah and like 60 scarabs and 400 covenant ships
*Palmer looks back at Chief, nods and walks away.*
No I feel like she had a lot of respect for him and knew how dangerous he was but also that there was that level of respect between them so she didn’t do it
Master Chief has done plenty of badass thing but he's never destroyed 400 ships. That would be Admiral Whitworth and/or Admiral Preston Cole depending of the battle in question.
@@Servellion Probably killed enough Aliens to fill up 400 ships
@@Dwyer-nl9fz Over the course of thirty years I wouldn't be surprised...only if they the really small cruisers though.
She straight up was like: 'I think it's the perfect time to take my lunch break'
“I am ordering you to surrender that AI,” he asked calmly.
"Harry, would you please surrender that AI to me?" he asked, calmly.
HARRYDIDYOUPUTTHEAIINTHEGOBLETOFFIRE
This moment was better than literally all of Halo 5. I absolutely love the way everyone on board just goes “nah I don’t want that smoke”
"Arrest that man" LMAO ahahhahahahaahhaha sure champ
You don't argue with Master Chief.
You just don't
Its easy to forget how genuinely intimidating a spartan II can be to a regular human, regardless if its chief or not. Like when I first saw him refuse Del Rio's order I was like "oh man that guy will NOT win this fight if this continues."
This clip never gets old.
A fantastic display of the difference between authority and power. Del Rio may have the ranking authority, but he has no actual power.
And 0 leadership
Doomslayer would be like “Nah, can’t do that mate. He’s my cousin.”
Different war zones, same results: kick ass and finish the mission.
Doomslayer would have killed the captain on the spot.
The whole reason he was on Mars to begin with is because it was a punishment detail, earned by attacking his CO after being ordered to fire on civilians.
doomslayer wouldn't say shit!
he's to busy listening to the heaviest 8 string rift mick gordon has to offer at 11 inside that helmet of his.
Why is the doom guy saying "mate", is he Australian?
doom slayer would have chainsawed him over a rabbit.
"Oh, you mean this AI? Take it, it's right up here. That's it, a little higher big guy, you almost got it..."
"If You want it, you have to take it. But you already know that..."
I lkie how after that he sends Lasky to stop him and not, say... I dunno any or all the other Spartans available...
None of the Spartans would go through with it. In fact, no one on the Infinity liked Del Rio. This just was the final nail in the coffin for him.
Also I doubt there are many Spartans left, let alone ones that can stand up to THE Master Chief.
There might be one left be they wouldn't even try
@@Bees-ol9mm there were 300 Spartan 4s aboard the infinity when it was fully stocked
@@wendysfreshneverfrozen1853 Didnt know that. Cool.
Anyone who kinda got a huge level of excitement just hearing Master Chief's voice?
00:54 when I realized they liked chips too much
Easily the weakest captain I’ve ever seen lol, like he apparently commands zero respect 😂
Due to Halo special ops statutes, Chief has more authority in combat zones than even a General. If Chief wanted, Del Rio could be court marshaled for insubordination due to his status as a senior Spartan II.
Also apparently Del Rio was given captaincy to shut certain politicians up.
@@tylerissla7139 another thing is almost every marine/soldier has so much respect for chief that they most likely wouldn’t do anything bad to him
Hilariously, Once he did leave the shield world and make it back to earth to file his report. UNSC took one look at the words "Left Master Chief behind" and immediately removed him from command
he's a commander for an army he doesn't need to be respectful he just needs his men to follow orders like the tools that they are
Palmer in 4: no, I am not going to arrest chief do you think I'm insane?
Palmer in 5: team osiris, I am ordering you to arrest chief.
Palmer too wimp to do it herself, so she ordered others to do it for her
Palmer knew she'd get her ass beaten across the entire infinity. She also knew Locke was stupid enough to try it anyway
If chief wasn't holding back Locke wouldn't have stood a chance but chief doesn't like to kill unsc soldiers
0:52
When the fat kid see's you take the last of the Pringles
Fat kid: "GIVE ME THAT CHIP"
“I am the captain of this ship!”
MC, switching his speakers to Bane setting: “And you think this gives you power over me?”
Halo 4 may not have had the best story, and Del Rio's character was relatively pointless for the most part, but man, you've got to admit that that voice acting was on point.
I think Halo 4 NAILED the narrative it was trying to give :)
It actually has an extremely good story
Great story, bad multiplayer. Halo 5 has great multiplayer, bad story. Hopefully infinite has the best of both worlds.
I love how NO ONE on the bridge is moving when Del Rio orders for the Chief to be arrested, it’s because they’re not STUPID ENOUGH to do so AND given The Chief’s reputation, I don’t blame them
I mean its also apparently because in this situation, Master Chief actually outranks(within the canon) Del Rio. Del Rio is effectively ordering an act of insubordination against a superior officer, because he thinks he can get away with it I suppose.
@@Vaprous on his ship he out ranks him tho, but who cares Master Chief all the way haha
Crazy to think this game is a decade old.
The man is a hero, the insubordination wasnt that shocking to me in fact it was expected.
and the fact when we see Infinity again Del Rio is not in command is telling
@@Revkor lord hood probably demoted him to a janitor
I remember tearing up just hearing Cortana's voice and how much pain she is dealing with due to her rampancy.
JAR
Yes.
@@LBFilm97
premium voy
Recommend 7years later.
That other spartan was like man leave me outta this I don’t want any smoke.
He's still just mad about that alien spilling its blood on his face.
...high five to anyone who knows what I'm referencing.
RandomShinigami7 The second Alien movie, where Del Rio's VA played Drake, one of the marines.
He was also in Rush Hour 1.
@@TMX1138 thx
@@TMX1138 Did that actor play the evil British guy in Rush Hour 1?
@@SoldierOfFate Tom Wilkinson was the British guy. Del Rio’s VA was the American guy Carter was working for.
Halo has the power of motion capture.
*imagine a Captain who fights his own battles - wouldnt that be a sight* 😆
Well, we get that in Halo: CE and Halo 2 with the Keyes family. Maybe that is why the Chief simply can't be bothered to even address this guy. I mean, when he is giving the instructions at the end, he is talking to Lasky (the second in command) like Del Rio isn't even there.
Don't forget about Captain Cutter
I feel like the story really gave Del Rio the short end of the stick. Here we have a man who's trying to do what's best for his ship, his crew, and he believes they would lose and likely get *destroyed* if they fought the Didact and Covenant together like that again. Then in comes Chief with what is likely the most batshit insane story Del Rio's ever heard thanks to the Librarian (granted, a LIVING FORERUNNER is out and about, but still), and Chief says they *have* to go after the Didact. Del Rio believes it would be a fruitless effort, and would leave the entire crew of the Infinity, and Chief, stranded or dead. If they instead retreat, however, they could amass an even greater force and fight against the Didact's forces with much better odds of winning. But Chief insists that they can't let him leave Requiem. He's not going for it. Then in comes Cortana, who short-circuits and likely fries some of the equipment around her just from getting angry. Of course Del Rio is going to think she's defective and a threat to the ship. In my opinion, while not being 100% reasonable, Del Rio's decisions in this cutscene make sense.
It's a shame that the story otherwise made him as unlikeable as possible. First in his interactions with the Chief before AND after this cutscene, as well as the fact that he left Chief on Requiem, and did very little to help besides sending in Lasky to stop him. At the very least, he could've left Chief with a ship capable of leaving the planet, if they had one. The game basically shoves him to the side, and it's a shame because we could've had an actually interesting story dynamic with him, since he could've been someone that opposes Chief in some ways, but with good reasons.
If it has been Lord Hood in command then he would have trusted Master Chief and gone all in like he did in Halo 3. Given what everyone knows about Chief its not a big stretch to trust him and do what he says given that he is the most successful soilder and biggest war hero and humanities history.
>Ignores direct order from his current acting CO about protocol involving rampant AI
Chief is let off the hook
>Chief doesn’t come back to the Infinity
They send four fucking Spartans after him to subdue and bring him home
yeah UNSC logic
Spartan 6's no less. It's like sending a group of boys scouts after a seasoned Marine. That's why the idea of locke fighting the chief to a stalemate is ridiculous. Like Star wars rogue one ridiculous,or the ghost busters remake ridiculous,or the idea of a black James Bond ridiculous.
@@generalzod8589 Not 6s, 4s.
@@Xanmanbro I don't think so. In the book"new blood" buck is a spartan vII(6).
If I'm not mistaken.
@@generalzod8589
No, the Spartan class that Buck and the rest of Osiris are apart of is the Spartan-4s.
And the classes so far have been
The Orion Project as the spiritual Spartan 1s.
The Spartan 2s that created Chief, Blue Team, and others.
The Spartan 3s that created Noble 6, and all but Jorge, of Noble team
And finally the Spartan 4s that created Osiris, Palmer, etc
Honestly the theme in the background makes it so much more badass of chief standing up to Del Rio
*groan* Having just watched this scene out of curiosity on seeing meme screenshot of "I am ordering you to X", it surprises me how much the officers delivery ruins the scene at 0:52. For any captain wouldn't petulantly scream it, like he's an NPC from GTA. He's a fully commissioned captain aboard a military warship. He would calmly issue said order with all the authority and might of the UNSC backing him. Picture how much more impact this would have if the captain had acted with the power of his station, rather than a cartoon villain.
Imagine for a moment, someone like Captain Keyes ordering the chief to give him the chip, and then seeing him walk away. How much extra gravitas and threat it would add. The fear of the line just crossed.
Del Rio is meant to be seen as someone already off their hinges I feel, since you just looked at this scene you might not know but over the course of a couple missions we get more and more hints that he’s got something against Chief and ultimately culminates in this scene. Dude’s an egomaniac with a control fetish, and is dishonorably discharged for leaving the Master Chief (who’s been adrift in space for 4 years like WHAT LMAO) on Requiem. Hence why Lasky, the best boy, becomes Captain of Infinity
Holy shit I did not expect to find you here... so this is what you're doing instead of making more videos.
what are you doing here soviet
I agree. In his first cutscene he's an actual Captain, considering his ship's safety and UNSC procedures. He's hinted as being mildly authoritarian but it's too undercooked to make this tantrum work. His reasoning prior to it is actually valid. The ship has to warn the UNSC and Cortana just fried the command deck, so leaving Requiem and decommissioning her is the protocol. The writing doesn't do nearly enough to make him an actual antagonist here, other than needing to be for "dramatic" purposes. His dismissal of the Chief doesn't make any real sense either, since as a senior officer he'd be more likely to take the Chief's warning seriously. Del Rio is just there to facilitate the moment for Cortana's dramatic tantrum, then he's removed from the plot off screen. Wack. Also the animation doesn't quite line up well enough to sell his delivery :P
Hello mister SovietWomble, hope you're doing well. Greatings from France
Master Chief is so Boss in this scene!!!
He is everywhere
Halo 4: Master Chief refuses to listen to orders and gets away with it because of his heroism and legendary status
Doom Eternal: The Doom Slayer walks directly into a UAC facility and proceeds to both destroy the planet Mars and steal the most powerful weapon ever conceived by mankind, getting away with it due to the ungodly fear his mere existence fills each UAC personnel’s soul
I love how these games both have protagonists that defy orders and nobody stops them
Welll...
Is mostly that no one can in fact stop them
1 is known as a Hyper Lethal Spartan..outside of noble 6 no other Spartan reached that title..so really they dont have a chance.
And the other is Legit the slayer of hundreds of milions of Demons while he was stuck in hell..hell demons have Books and history for him..
Like how would you stop this guys? 😅
Try stopping an entity whose very name fills entire books in their _enemy’s_ libraries. You are privileged and fortunate to have them on your side.
I saw someone else mention it, but DAMN how powerful this scene is when you know that Chief was trained as a soldier from the age of 6-7. It is INGRAINED in him to follow orders without question. For god-knows how long disobeying an order would have been unthinkable for him
Really shows how much he cares about her, probably as much (maybe more) as he does his own Spartan 2's
Well, part of his training was also to consider his highest priority - the safety of humankind as a whole. If he thinks an order threatens that, he is at full right to disobey it, as it contradicts the highest authority.
In this case he judged that this order would compromise him and the rest of the human race. He knew it was a race against time and falling back was not an option, and without an AI he can work well with, he can't go into the situation blind.
Gotta give Del Rio credit, he's willing to yell down at a 7+ feet tall walking tank that can hit you with the force of a tractor trailer and was feared as a demonic deity by the Covenant.
If anybody's actually served in the military, this scene holds a lot more weight.
Except for the fact that chief outranks him
@@unitashafemann4904 No he doesn't Chief is an NCO while Del Rio is an Officer. Officers always outrank Enlisted.
@@masterchiefpettyofficerspa3646 In combat or war, special ops members have a lot more authority especially since Chief is the highest NCO rank. He is an Officer yes but Chief is a Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy and in a combat/war scenario Officers are supposed to listen to the NCOs because they have more experience and authority in that case. Chief also is a Spartan-II which is special forces. Del Rio has no power here, Chief can have him removed from his position.
@@LethalByChoice I know this comment is old but NCOs can only *recommend* Officers to be removed from their official position. He can't do it himself. You said if yourself. Officers are *supposed* to listen to the experienced NCO. But does that always happen? No. The only time enlisted have more authority than officers is due to the position that they're in. For example, a battalion Command Sergeant Major has more authority than a Company Commander but not a Battalion Commander. Just curious, are you actually in the military? Because I am.
Had Miranda Keyes survived, the Infinity would have been hers.
Regardless, I'm glad Thomas Lasky is the captain now; although shallow, he's smart, fulfilling the role with excellence.
Cough cough Cutter cough cough
5 people have been arrested by the Lieutenant.
Jar media lol
This is what pissed me off about Halo 4. This man literally fucking saved the entire human race several times and the characters treat him like a nobody
Yeah he sees him just as a solider but doesnt know he is legit thee TOP HUMAN in the entire world
It's what happens when bad writers try and introduce drama to push the plot.
@@anonomaly no we see actual military officers that stupid. note he lost command of the ship when it got back
We went from Lord Hood approving giving the covenant back their bomb after telling Keyes she can't fight the capital ship and then in Halo 3 trusting Chief over his own personal judgement when humanity was at stake and then we get Halo 4 with Captain Del Dickhead who treats him like a steaming pile of shit.
"Arrest that man!"
Palmer: Haha, the fanbase hates me enough, do you really want them to witness me getting my ass kicked? Having them cheer as chief smashes my fragile spartan 4 face in?....FUCK THAT SHIT.
why do people hate palmer ? i happen to like palmer and the 4's like the II's bettter OFC but ive got no issues with the new gen spartans
@@christianwalser888 Because they completely misunderstood the I thought you'd be taller scence.
-arrest that man!!!
lol i aint putting a finger on him :yaoming:
I can't remember him being violent to one of his officers even the ones he disagreed with
True, he never once assaulted a CO, though probably because most officers were smart enough not to provoke a Spartan II. They're living weapons of war and messing with one is like chewing on a grenade.
Because John is the ultimate soldier. Even when he disagrees with command he follows orders. Right up until those orders violate his oath and values. Because if ANYONE has the right to tell high command to go fuck its self, it's the guy who literally saved the earth twice.
Pretty sure he killed some ODSTs as a kid...
@@treescompany3462 Pretty sure he was ordered to by a commanding officer. At the behest of ONI to test how far the spartan 2s had come after their augmentation. It's hardly Johns fault he killed them, given they were given orders to inflict grievous bodily harm. Probably should've ignored that order. Given that teenager was in the middle of lifting literally all the weight the gym had.
@@treescompany3462 It still blows my mind he managed to manhandle ODSTs (who are the UNSC's equivalent of the SEALs) as a child.
Chief was like: "nobody touches my girl"
Halo is a gem among us
"No, sir." - In other words - "Fuck yo couch."
He said "looook at Me, I am de captain noww"
I AM
ORDERING YOOUUUUUU
TO SURREENDNNDERRER DAHHH AAAIIII
Del Rio has to be either really brave or really stupid to try to arrest the Chief at the Chief gets up in his face and pretty much say, "you want her? Try to take her."
Cortana: I will not... *allow you to leave...* *_this... PLANET!!_*
I get the distinct feeling here that even if Lasky had removed Cortana's chip from the console, he would have handed her to Chief anyway. His hesitation to remove it, his attempt to dissuade Del Rio as he demands Chief's arrest and the scene that follows where he gives them a way off the Infinity pretty much seals it for me. He couldn't disobey orders because it would affect his service record. Letting Del Rio make the mistake of leaving Chief and Cortana behind when returning to Earth gives Lasky the opportunity to take over as Captain of Infinity. I like Lasky and I honestly think he does what his right, but I have got to respect the guy for seizing the opportunity to get up the ranks.
"I AM ORDERING YOU TO SURRENDER THAT AI."
Chief: Okay.
(hands over DVD of American Idol)
I mean technically yes
See? MC went rogue before, and the entire UNSC was pissed at Del Rio for making it so
And now Cortana wants to conquer the galaxy. Don't they feel dumb?
@GreenGalaxyYT Archives *See about for new channel* pretty well deserved
@@ATP2555ify if they would've took Cortana they wouldnt of been able to stop the didact and would have been a worse situation than cortana
I always like how Del Río and Chief are both right in this situation.
Del Río needs to recognize the situation for what it is and deal with the didact.
Cortana is more dangerous than helpful at this point, Chief should've given her up. Despite that she was useful in the end, there was no way to know that ahead of time. She also almost fell apart many times in the process.
This is why you don't have Terrence choose the captain for your new supership.
He didn't. ONI did.
@@NobleS1236 too keep fleetcom happy yes but i dont think it was lord hood who chose del rio as the rep fleet com wanted either
"Arrest that man!"
"Fuck that noise."
The guy who voiced Del Rio was also Drake, one of the marines in the second Alien movie.
I imagine Hood's reaction to hearing what Del Rio did was "You WHAT"
Stay home and eat all the freaking chips, Chief!
I was thinking the exact same thing-- *only* Master Chief could say, "No sir", and say it in the same tone of voice any other person would say "Fuck you" or "Go to hell".
You have the Chief stand chest-to-head staring you dead in the face has to be a bowel-emptying experience. Literally a “this machine of a man can turn me into a human lemon with a single squeeze.”
Only thing that would make it even more terrifying is if he had Death’s Head carving on an EVA helmet, or a Warmaster Helmet.