So I think bungie had a script for the game that had reach being invaded on and falling on only on August 30th as the book detailed and NOBLE was going to be instrumental during those events but for some reason they scrapped it and decided to go with the month long engagement. Far different from how reach actually starts. Jun comments about how six joined in the middle of a calamitous invasion and kat announces NOBLE is basically on the way to whatever engagement they're needed at and you see the destruction covenant weaponry typically causes in the horizon and a cruiser overhead as plasma bombardment lights up the skies. You can hear the comms and personnel are saying the same exact things as the first trailer, mainly dealing with the ongoing shitstorm the planet is suffering.
Big difference here is that six is doing so while there's an ongoing battle with the covenant. The second trailer is about noble six joining up and it's more or less like the opening. Feeling much more like one singular disaster than a prolonged conflict: The speed at which things go to absolute shit also matches the book's original premise as well. I played CE on the original Xbox while it was out, I eagerly awaited the scoped assault rifle (the BR, which I came to love) and continued the fight in Halo 2. They realize who the enemy is before they ever set their feet on the planet. It's not at all like halo reach where noble realizes the covenant are on reach but the fact is kept secret until things get worse. Then the music picks up, we see a dead James-005 floating in space(yes hes in the trailer and his lifeless body is orbiting reach), and the planet is lit aflame and things go south quickly. It starts off with someone saying over military comms about unconfirmed slipspace ruptures. The one that follows the planet as its falling. As of August 5, 2010, Halo: Reach has 'gone gold', meaning all development of the game has been completed and mass manufacturing of the game has begun. First off let's look at the very first announcement trailer. The Zero-bug release milestone in Halo: Reach's development was reached on June 24, 2010, and the game's audio, including soundtrack, voices and sound effects, was finished on July 15, 2010.
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