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Just because Cortana has "left the building" doesn't mean that her Created aren't still around -- especially since they have Forerunner AI backing (see Warden Eternal), too.

There was a hidden audio file that someone found on a website (from an address found in the Halo Infinite cinematic, via the Chief's HUD boot-up) that had Cortana saying something like "it's me but not me" or "another me?" and "there's not much time to explain" to the Chief. If that's the case...

I think 343i realized that they'd fucked up massively, so Infinite is pretty much a love letter to the original Halo game (especially since the ring-world they're on is some sort of "super, secret halo!" that was created for the story -- in Halo 2, during the activation scene, the installation...

Everyone (government bodies, such as the Insurrectionists, the Covenant, and the UEG) in the Halo universe are arseholes: It's just the ones who aren't as much as arseholes as others that you cheer for, heh.

People loved Cortana. As they played through the original three games, they got to know her as a character and, amusingly enough since she's an AI, a person. Some of the best elements of Halo 4 were Cortana's degradation, her development, and her relationship with John-117. Her dying at the end...

Halo 4 has shades of the prior three games, even if it does push the overall storyline and universe into a shit, cliched direction. Halo 5 is just... trash. Seriously, it's more like Halo fanfiction from a thirteen year old.

There were already shades of it in 4 (her rampancy moments where half of her wanted him to die with her but the other, saner half was like "lolno") and especially in 5 towards the Chief and, to a lesser extent, the other Spartan II's (Kelly, Linda, Fred). She was confident that "the last person...

It makes me wonder if they're going to pull a switcheroo in some fashion. The Weapon? It could actually be Cortana playing the Chief because she genuinely doesn't understand why John is against her. The Weapon asking what "[she] do so wrong?" caught my attention. Plus, plain ol' arrogance might...