Halo voice man does Destiny lines and boy he's still got it

Ask any Halo multiplayer vet and they'll tell you that the voice of Jeff Steitzer, also known as the Halo Man, is equally big a part of the experience as Marty O'Donnell's score. Those glory years on Lockout wouldn't have been the same without Mr Steitzer's deep and wittingly overdone baritone announcing a TRIPPLLLE KILLL. This man's voice makes doing things in games feel amend.

A larger-than-life youtuber aside the name of Baguette, Eiffel's Brand found Mr Steitzer on Cameo, a site where you can find varied people famous for odd reasons, and who leave do you a short video of your choice for a bit of cat valium. Our crusty French Friend asked Mr Steitzer to record some of Fate's to the highest degree notable lines in the voice of the Halo man and, wow, has the old man still got IT: DEEELIGHT-FUL!

Destiny's nature as a live service game means it doesn't really have a modding community: were it otherwise, this would perchance be the most transparent and most-downloaded stylish in the game's chronicle. Bungie: get Steitzer along the blower, get him in there as a voice large number, and we'll all give you the monies.

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