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The '''Password-Lacking Marine''' is a ''[[Halo 3]]'' Easter egg. In the level ''[[Crow's Nest]]'', there is a Marine at the end of the first long, curved corridor. There is a funny exchange of words between this Marine, who needs ammunition for himself and his comrades, and someone behind a door that leads to an armory. The exact discussion changes depending on difficulty, but it always involves this Marine trying to get through the door without a password that is intended to keep [[Jiralhanae|Brutes]] from entering. Either he forgot or never knew about it. They're voiced and possibly written by the creators and voices of ''[[Red vs Blue]]''. At the end of each conversation, the Marine repeatedly and continually knocks the door.
The '''Password-Lacking Marine''' is a ''[[Halo 3]]'' Easter egg. In the level ''[[Crow's Nest]]'', there is a Marine at the end of the first long, curved corridor. There is a funny exchange of words between this Marine, who needs ammunition for himself and his comrades, and someone behind a door that leads to an armory. The exact discussion changes depending on difficulty, but it always involves this Marine trying to get through the door without a password that is intended to keep [[Jiralhanae|Brutes]] from entering. Either he forgot or never knew about it. They're voiced and possibly written by the creators and voices of ''[[Red vs Blue]]''. At the end of each conversation, the Marine repeatedly and continually knocks the door.
Interestingly, the man behind the door does not even bother to check the security camera- even though a sign next to the door clearly indicates there is one.
Interestingly, the man behind the door does not even bother to check the security camera- even though a sign next to the door clearly indicates there is one.
Although, if you kill him he drops an Assault Rifle which is funny as he says he needs ammunition and it actually had ammunition (of course it may of been his last clip and he needed more).
Although, if you kill him he drops an Assault Rifle which is funny as he says he needs ammunition and it actually had ammunition.
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The Password-Lacking Marine is a Halo 3 Easter egg. In the level Crow's Nest, there is a Marine at the end of the first long, curved corridor. There is a funny exchange of words between this Marine, who needs ammunition for himself and his comrades, and someone behind a door that leads to an armory. The exact discussion changes depending on difficulty, but it always involves this Marine trying to get through the door without a password that is intended to keep Brutes from entering. Either he forgot or never knew about it. They're voiced and possibly written by the creators and voices of Red vs Blue. At the end of each conversation, the Marine repeatedly and continually knocks the door. Interestingly, the man behind the door does not even bother to check the security camera- even though a sign next to the door clearly indicates there is one. Although, if you kill him he drops an Assault Rifle which is funny as he says he needs ammunition and it actually had ammunition. <youtube width="200" height="200">waL8K2SGR1M</youtube>


Easy/Normal Transcript

(listen)

Marine (Tucker's voice): Hey, open up!

Voice (Doc's voice): Password, please.

Marine: You gotta be kidding me! What password?

Voice: The password so we don't open the door for Brutes.

Marine: Do I sound like a Brute to you?!

Voice: Well, you could be held prisoner by Brutes.

Marine: If I was held prisoner by Brutes and knew the password, then the Brutes could just force me to tell you the password and you'd open the door for them.

[Brief pause]

Voice: Okay, well now I'm definitely not gonna open the door.

Marine: But we need ammo!

Voice: Well why don't you go ask your Brute buddies, then?

Heroic Transcript

Marine (Simmons' voice): Hey, open up!

Voice (Grif's voice): Password.

Marine: What?

Voice: Need the password!

Marine: You gotta be kidding me! What password?

Voice: Password! They gave it out at the staff meeting fifteen minutes ago!

Marine: Meeting? What meeting?! I was out here!

Voice: Not supposed to let anyone in without it.

Marine: If the staff meeting just ended, no one outside is gonna know the freakin' password! Now open up! We need ammo and the Chief is out here!

[Brief pause]

Voice: Does he know the password?

Marine: He wasn't at the meeting either!

Legendary Transcript

(listen)

Marine (Church's voice): Hey! Open up!

Voice (Caboose's voice): What's the password?

Marine: Password? Oh man, I forgot.

Voice: Forgot... what?

Marine: I forgot the password.

Voice: See, that was almost right. Uh, see, the password begins with "I forgot", but ends differently. Um, try again.

Marine: No. I mean, I forgot the password.

Voice: No, okay, see, you - you got it wrong again. See, you said the same thing as last time.

[Brief pause]

Marine: I'm being serious; I don't know the password!

Voice: No no no, see, you changed the first part. See, that - that part was the right part. See, now you've got the whole thing wrong!

Marine: No! I forgot what the password is and I just need you to open the door!

Voice: Alright, c'mon, man, now you're just guessing!

Trivia

  • Each time, the characters are voiced by a different set of Red vs. Blue actors. On Easy and Normal, it is Jason Saldaña (Tucker) and Matt Hullum (Doc). On Heroic, it is Geoff Ramsey (Grif) and Gustavo Sorola (Simmons). On Legendary, it is Burnie Burns (Church) and Joel Heyman (Caboose). The character models for the Marines change as well.