Neptune Announces Return to Halo

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This is a wicked event if any, that one of the youngest talents of previous Halo titles that rose with a tide of amateur players back in Halo 5: Guardians is returning to Halo. Neptune is actually someone we know here at ONI and its exciting following his gaming career from whom we knew as Ghost of November. Neptune's past is all but buried in his mountain of achievements in Call of Duty as a pro salaried player, but this turn to Halo may be a good indicator that salaries and pay are high and competitive in the Halo esports scene to Call of Duty's. 

Where Call of Duty's future is uncertain in Microsoft's merger-acquisition Halo is now promising for Neptune enough to announce before Season 3 that he was going to play. I hope to see success in Neptune's future and hopefully a better gamer tag then the one he has now. 

For anyone who doesn't know or remember Neptune. His skill level is high enough to compete in the top 8 before, having joined the competitive Halo scene with Bound, Renegade, Shotzzy, Eco, Pznguin, Stellar, Lucid and Trippy. 

Neptune's career began in mid-2017, playing for Team CryptiK alongside Scaryotic, Camper, and Sabinater in the Pro League LCQ. In October, Neptune joined eRa Eternity alongside Cratos, Musa, and Str8 SicK. At DreamHack Denver, eRa finished in the top sixteen.

Going into Halo World Championship 2018 season, the young Neptune was recruited by veteran trio Ace, Lunchbox, and aPG. Initially playing as Instinct, the team was signed by Renegades in time for MLG Orlando, where they finished in the top six after losses to OpTic Gaming and Team Reciprocity. The fifth seeded Renegades were able to qualify for Worlds out of pool play at MLG Columbus. They finished in the top six after 3-0 losses to Team Reciprocity and Team EnVyUs. At Worlds, Renegades finished second in their pool, losing 3-1 to TOX Gaming. In the first round of bracket play, Renegades were narrowly defeated by Team EnVyUs 4-3. They went down to the losers bracket where they took out Team Infused 4-1 before being swept by Team Reciprocity and sent home with a top six finish.

Since his top six finish in 2018, he went on to compete in Call of Duty joining teams like the Florida Mutineers, New York Subliners and Los Angeles Guerillas winning and making more money than he ever would in Halo.