These new additions are slated to release on March 18th, but we wanted to give fiction fans a sneak advanced peek at the extended lore for each of the entries. Our partners at Spartan Games will soon be unleashing new battle-tested vessels to bolster your Halo: Fleet Battles experience, headlined by the addition of the Covenant CPV-class heavy destroyer – most recognizably visualized in Halo Wars – and the Valiant-class super-heavy cruiser, which lore fans will recognize as being the foundation for Admiral Preston J Cole’s flagship, the UNSC Everest. Again, we’ll be diving into more specifics about this project in the near future right here within these humble pages - including a deeper dive on specific stories and a proper cover reveal - so stay tuned! From subject matter to stylization, Halo: Tales from Slipspace will take fans on a diverse and delightful jaunt across the Halo universe, and is penciled in to be in your fabulous fan-hands on October 12, 2016. While we aren’t talking about specific story content today, we’re confident that lore fans will be excited by the breadth of tales we’ll be telling. These include Jonathan Wayshak, Eric Nguyen, Alex Irvine, Kody Chamberlain, Dave Crosland, John Jackson Miller, Jonathan Goff, Simon Roy, and Duffy Boudreau – as well as our very own Franchise Creative Director Frank O’Connor and Franchise Producer Tyler Jeffers. Halo: Tales from Slipspace will feature all-new stories from some pretty awesome names in the comic industry. Think of it as a spiritual successor to the original Halo Graphic Novel. UNSC ships look good in general, and I see no reason why to attack other fans and creators over it.Halo: Tales from Slipspace is a brand new Halo graphic novel anthology from 343 Industries and Dark Horse Comics. Your ships have good design, their ships have good design. They had a need to fit a desired "UNSC" look, so what better way than to take multiple design elements from the different ships and morph them around until you have something you enjoy? This is obviously the same approach you guys take, just that you decided on a different design element to take from, resulting in a slightly different outcome. The Epoch also seems more designed as an inbetween for the Infinity and the Spirit of Fire.
The Epoch has a pretty decent design and denying it when it looks so much like an elongated variant of multiple UNSC ships combined means nothing.
You gotta just settle down and realize that people might have different tastes in design and ideals, making different product. Stop thinking you're so high and mighty over opinions. It looks like a UNSC ship, it's based on similar designs of a UNSC ship, it even has similarities with your designs.
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