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The '''''Halo 5: Guardians'' Master Chief Ad''', also called '''''The Cost''''',<ref>[https://www.artstation.com/artwork/halo-5-guardians '''ArtStation''': ''HALO 5: Guardians'']</ref> is a video advertisement part of the ''[[Hunt the Truth]]'' marketing campaign for ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''. It was released on [[2015|March 29, 2015]] alongside the [[All Hail|Spartan Locke ad]] as its counterpart, and depicts [[John-117]] confronting [[Jameson Locke]]. The two trailers were directed by [[Wikipedia:Rupert Sanders|Rupert Sanders]], who previously worked on the ''[[Believe]]'' campaign and the ''[[The Life|We Are ODST]]'' live-action trailer.<ref>[http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-04/10/halo-5-trailer-directors '''Wired''': ''How the 'Halo 5: Guardians' ads are expanding the universe'']</ref> This trailer, along with [[All Hail]], was taken down by Xbox on its YouTube channel on April 22, 2016.
The '''''Halo 5: Guardians'' Master Chief Ad''', also called '''''The Cost''''',<ref>[https://www.artstation.com/artwork/halo-5-guardians '''ArtStation''': ''HALO 5: Guardians'']</ref> is a video advertisement part of the ''[[Hunt the Truth]]'' marketing campaign for ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]''. It was released on [[2015|March 29, 2015]] alongside the [[All Hail|Spartan Locke ad]] as its counterpart, and depicts [[John-117]] confronting [[Jameson Locke]]. The two trailers were directed by [[Wikipedia:Rupert Sanders|Rupert Sanders]], who previously worked on the ''[[Believe]]'' campaign and the ''[[The Life|We Are ODST]]'' live-action trailer.<ref>[http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-04/10/halo-5-trailer-directors '''Wired''': ''How the 'Halo 5: Guardians' ads are expanding the universe'']</ref> This trailer, along with [[All Hail]], was taken down by Xbox on its YouTube channel on April 22, 2016.

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The Halo 5: Guardians Master Chief Ad, also called The Cost,[1] is a video advertisement part of the Hunt the Truth marketing campaign for Halo 5: Guardians. It was released on March 29, 2015 alongside the Spartan Locke ad as its counterpart, and depicts John-117 confronting Jameson Locke. The two trailers were directed by Rupert Sanders, who previously worked on the Believe campaign and the We Are ODST live-action trailer.[2] This trailer, along with All Hail, was taken down by Xbox on its YouTube channel on April 22, 2016.

Transcript

John strides across a large debris field on an unknown human colony world. Severely damaged skyscrapers still stand in the distance. A wind kicks up dust, which swirls around him. The camera faces his front, moving with him as he walks.

John: This...

Cut to John's POV. Ahead of him stands a severely damaged statue of himself. Cut back to third-person. A damaged UNSC Infinity looms in the sky.

John: ...is this what you wanted? Is this what you were looking for? Was everything you've compromised, everything you've done... worth it?

Pan up the statue. The quote "Duty and Honor Above All" appears written below the statue.

John: Was it?

Cut to John's POV. He levels his gaze on Locke, who lays at the base of the statue. John holsters his assault rifle and releases the magnetic locks holding his pistol to his thigh. It snaps into his hand.

John: You've completed your mission, Spartan Locke.

He stops in front of Locke, lying crippled. His armor is cracked and blackened and a portion of his chestplate appears to be smoldering. His visor's backlight flickers on and off. John levels his pistol at Locke, as the wounded SPARTAN gazes up at his soon-to-be killer.

John: Mine is just beginning.

#HUNTtheTRUTH

Trivia

Locke appears as a friendly on John's radar, whereas Locke's radar in the counterpart ad is blank.

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