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No, they actually wanted to leave the planet as soon as they could get the next relic(s) for their forerunner capital mission. Rho, the Fleetmaster, knew he would be punished if he didn't leave before that second fleet arrives
Pretty sure they also believed that Reach was the human home world for a little while based on how hard it was defended. That second Fleet was 300-something ships.
The high council did believe that, yes, according to thr shipmaster from The Return. As for that fleet, its not the full 300-strong fleet put under Thel's command
Particular Justice was also there
Thel and that PJ arrived on the same day
Aug 30
I'm referring to Thel and PJ as the "second fleet" btw
That fleet at the end of LNOS wasn't the fleet of Particular Justice
yes yes, i know. That was the first wave
we may be just misunderstanding each other lol
Perhaps
So it looks like LNoS was part of the first advanced strike group, then a different fleet showed up on Aug 14 after LNoS got rekt by Jorge, then Thel and PJ came on Aug 30.
Had to check Halopedia because its been a while since I played thru the Reach Campaign
Indeed, though long night wasn't a part of the strike force at all
They were doing their own thing, and ended up getting bogged down for to long
The advance strike group all arrived with LNoS and landed under the LNoS's cloaking system in late july. LNoS may have split off to perform its own functions, but it was definitely the flag ship of the strike group. The advance strike group is fleet of valiant prudence. https://www.halopedia.org/Long_Night_of_Solace#cite_note-4
This is backed up by Mythos as well
Yes, the Long Night was their flagship, wasnt denying that. However, the Fleet of Valient Prudence wasn't there to lay waste to the world, or even prepare the way for that later fleet, they simply sought relics to continue pointing them to the capital
"Indeed, though long night wasn't a part of the strike force at all"...thought you were saying that LNoS had nothing to do with the strike group at all. But ok, now that we have that resolved, are you saying that if they recovered the artifact they sought the day they got to Reach, they would have just simply left? That the only reason the 2nd and 3rd reinforcement fleets showed up is because the humans put up a fight?
I would say the 2nd fleet, and later the main armada, arrived thanks to the data recovered from the probe on Keys's ship. Far as I am aware that hasn't changed. But had Rho gotten what he sought, he likely would have left, yes
So where does Master Chief being in the loop fit into the Halo lore?
It fits perfectly. It's why It's called Halo Infinite!
oh, I’m referring to how master Chief entered the loop via the zero point
Or rather, via refrigerator
lol
I’m referring to how master Chief got into Fortnite. I was wondering if there were some sort of weird ties to in universe lore for halo
As a person who enjoys the lore of both I was wondering if someone found some goofy way to tie the two together
Forgot that game even exists
im sure there has been. no offcial canon or anything though.
I’ve been maining master Chief this season as it’s like, all sorts war / apocalypse sorta themed and I think it’s fitting that he of all people “finishes the fight”
i un-installed a little after the world cup after it became a pure sweat fest even in pubs. the game is taken too seriously now. its a goofy cartoon battle royal that is meant to be silly and fun, not a comp game. making it an esport and dumping 100s of millions into prize pools for 15 year old kids is the reason the game took a nose dive.
still fun to watch tho, for sure
This season is super nice. I get not liking the sweats. My friends the same way. I’ve helped him find enjoyment through challenges. Rather than playing to win or beat others just stay optimistic and focus on challenges. Most of the fun in the game for me is spent earning rewards and doing challenges for Xp rather than winning or getting elims. I know it’s a br and that’s kinda the point but when you make it something else by how you play, it’s really fun at its core
i used to love it along with everyone else. but if you want to continue talking about it, DM me if youd like. we may both end up getting muted for going off topic
they are pretty strict in this server
Also if you stick to normal lobbies it’s not too terrible. But if you’re playing in competitive lobbies then yeah it’s a sweat fest
Ahhh alright, I didn’t know! I’m new to this server.
no problem, just a warning.
Thank you
Cortana being tortured by the Gravemind was kind of insane. How can an AI be tortured in the first place?
can a computer feel pain?
You familiar with Halo: Evolutions? "Human Weakness" fleshes out that exact story. Between Halo 2 and 3 when Cortana is in contact with the gravemind... its really good.
Don’t forget the gravenind has affected ai before. Mendicant bias anyone?
It's less infecting them
More convincing them they are right
And when you have the intelligence of billions of people
You can make a pretty convincing argument
As well as probably mentally torture someone as well
are the books always tied to the game's plots? are are there stories in the books that are unrelated to the games?
are are there stories in the books that are unrelated to the games?
Most of them, actually
I mean, everything ties into the games in SOME way, but yes there are plenty of books that feature characters never seen in the games etc.
Sometimes some events of the game do have major impacts on the galaxy which are explored in the books
Anyone down to relive Halo 2 or even CE with me on Xbox one. I’d love to have a full squad run through them both on legendary. Let me know my GT is Warlord402
halo 4 beginning. How could John 117 survive in space for five years?
He was kind of in cryo at the time
Super Space Refrigerator
I didn't play halo 4 but reading halopedia makes me think that halo 4 sucked
the idea of ancient human battling the flood and forerunners trying to rule the galaxy is meh
MP in H4 wasnt good. H4 story was pretty good.
that is not what they were doing lol
Yeah I dunno what you got out of that summary but that barely even plays a part in Halo 4's campaign.
its the terminals lol
It's always a weird experience for me to see Halo 4's plot get so much flak when it basically just parallels huge chunks of CE's campaign, meanwhile the poorly written disaster that was Halo 3's campaign gets praise heaped on.
I dislike both. 😌
Truth being a villain in 3 sounds good, but he being weaker than the flood and then one villain trying to outsmart the other. I guess halo 3 overcomplicated it
xbox 360 has less than 512mb available for games and the CPU didn't have enough power to handle complex scenarios with hundreds of enemies and huge battles
they probably had to cut down many things
Even though I agree, it’s deeper than that. The didact was only against the humans/covenant in this case because of the logic plague by the flood swaying his mind. The ancient humans battling the flood has always been apart of the lore.
There’s actually not much more depth beyond that in halo 4 but the pretenses make it cool
one thing that seems to be ignored in halo universe is health. Does the lore include health?
Player health mechanics are written off as biofoam injectors in MJOLNIR armor
Humans were never trying to rule the galaxy. They were running from the flood, entering Forerunner territory along the way and cleansing any planet that had the infection on it, including forerunner planets. its the reason for the human forerunner war.
yeah idk it would be cool if they could think of an even halfway believable lore explanation for the health bar, but there just isn't a way to do it even in a science fiction game lol
nano-bots maybe????
isn’t the IVs armor significantly better than the IIs armor?
sangheili being tired of war, wanting to avenge deaths. This makes them pretty human in nature
the lore talking about ancient humans having advanced tech, predating greeks, egyptians, is kinda "non linear evolution"
humanity was rebooted from scratch?
Even before the firing of the rings they'd been reset to a primitive state.
Damn😔
There was a time where ancient humanity had even come close to rivaling the Forerunners.
But then the Flood came along and caused them some trouble, which set off the Human-Forerunner War, which they lost. As punishment the Forerunners devolved ancient humanity pretty significantly.
Did the humans agree to this like some kind of reparations or were the forunners just like “no go back”
More like the latter, if I recall correctly. They didn't have much say in the matter.
Fair enough
I’ve always been confused about the forunner-human war. Why didn’t the humans just say “yeah sorry about bleaching your world, it had some really nasty bugs on it that are trying to assimilate every organism with a nervous system into it’s dreaded hive, maybe we could team up”
Ancient humanity and the Forerunners didn't really get along well, so I think it was mostly just that the humans didn't think the Forerunners would believe them.
I assume they would've at least tried the first few times, but if the Forerunners just ignored or dismissed the warnings then I could see them just going straight to planet cleansing to ensure the Flood couldn't spread.
Really need to get on with my Forerunner Trilogy re-reading to refresh my memory on the whole thing.
If I remember correctly, there was a terminal in H4 where a human ship discovered a contaminated forunner planet, and when a ship-hand asked the captain if they should warn the forunners, he just said it would take to long and began blasting away
So maybe not A+ moral compass
Yeah, it's like the second Terminal in H4.
The dialogue made me assume that it was pretty far into the Human-Flood conflict so I figure they would've been used to getting snubbed by the Forerunners or something by that point.
they basically did that its just the forerunner chose to say up yours humanity hence how you get into millennia long conflict
im not sure how the Maginot line could counter star roads
Oh yeah those exist
I’ll be honest the only additional lore I know is from the H3 terminals and the “The Flood” novel
And a few HiddenX vids
Yeah I’m trying to get through them all but school
I think I get get. Halo 3 was supposed to be part of halo 2
halo 2 ends with "where is the ark?" And then in halo 3 they have the ark
That's exactly it
the original xbox didn't have enough power to have wide open worlds
so halo 3 was a chapter in halo 2 that was extended to be a standalone game
No, Halo 3 got left out because Halo 2's development was a rushed nightmare that required tons of cuts to get out the door on time.
My dislike about 4 is the Covenant. I know they needed something for us to fight before the true enemy of the game appears, but they feel shoehorned in at times for nostalgia purposes. Also, there's only four species (the same four species that we had in CE).
Jul's Covenant probably could've used better explanation in Halo 4's main campaign, but I don't really take issue with their inclusion otherwise.
It's probably the one big thing I'd change about Halo 4's campaign if I could. There's some really weak and kinda forgettable dialogue that almost attempts to explain it but it never actually goes anywhere.
John-117: "I thought we had a truce with the Covenant."
Cortana: "A lot can happen in four years."
Like this exchange is... not great.
and then they kill Jul
yeah they spend multiple books developing him into an awesome character and then just let him get one-shotted by Locke at the very beginning of the game. Like....why tho????
I always figured it was some kind of harsh overcorrection in response to feedback over Halo 4's campaign and Spartan Ops.
Yeah the book representation of Jul and the game representation are essentially unrecognizable compared to each other.
Jul is not a religious fanatic. He is using the Keepers to a means to an end. Then we see him in H4 as a religious fanatic. He's either a very good actor or 343 just forgot about the K5 trilogy entirely.
Say what you will about K5's questionable lore status, but I feel like Karen Traviss' character building for Jul was some of the best in the entire lore.
Jul 'Mdama
343 ignoring established lore? Perish the thought.
Then we see him in H4 as a religious fanatic.
I dunno if I'd necessarily call him a religious fanatic in H4. Throughout Spartan Ops he's pretty consistently shown as less concerned with Forerunners being some kind of "divine beings" and more interested in the kind of power Forerunner technology can bring him.
Less religious, more a realist.
Other than the big dumb "lmao throw Requiem into the sun" plot point I thought they made him come off as... mostly pragmatic.
It just baffles me that 343 had a whole team of writers at the helm of Spartan Ops and at the end of the day they apparently couldn't figure out a satisfactory way to deal with Requiem so they went with... toss it in the sun.
Ugh.
They've been doing some mild backpedaling and hinting at the idea it could've survived but it still stings that it was the route they chose in the first place.
I'd like to see what bull they come up with that let's a planet survive an impact with a sun
Some kind of Forerunner space magic, presumably.
writers that write about sci fic should study physics
What specifically?
Presumably, it was what was left of a Precursor race that existed before the Forerunners.
I mean, if they’re specifically trying to do hardline realistic fiction, sure.
Otherwise it’s a bit unnecessary and limiting.
As the Forerunner-Precursor war drew to a close, the few remaining Precursors that were pushed out beyond the edges of the galaxy to Path Kethona sought vengeance against the Forerunners. A few Precursors were spared by the Forerunners, while others became a dust which could regenerate into their past forms. Over time this dust became so corrupted that it could only cause horrific disease and mutation. The Precursors, driven insane by the rebellion of their creations, embraced this corruption and became part of it, becoming the Flood to destroy the Forerunners as a final act of vengeance against them.[6] They sent several ships containing this powder to Forerunner controlled planets.
You don’t need to obey the laws of the real world in a piece of work that straight up just doesn’t exist.
True, but if you're going to make up laws in a fictional world, at least keep them consistent.
They evolved.
Original intent vs New plan.
Just read it here.
physics isn't just making a real world, but understanding some concepts brings coherence too
I mean. You can do that without studying physics.
Obsessing over our understanding of real-world physics and trying to force a work of fiction to adhere to it is unnecessarily limiting at times.
So long as your made-up universe maintains relative internal consistency I don’t think it matters at the end of the day if some feat or function isn’t “realistic”.
I think that for a whole universe that spans multiple games they have to have a table of all laws, rules, philosophies and concepts that are are adhering to. And then, writers could follow that table without having to read or play all previous work / games
I mean. That’s what story bibles are for.
No.
It’s a big part in developing and maintaining a major IP. Not really something you’d want freely accessible to any random person.
there are some vague plans listed in that
but the main thing is general secrecy, i think a good chunk of it has been published anyhow via guide books
Only if you limit yourself. Halo gets around faster than light travel through “slip space”. At least there is regard for the fact that faster than light travel is not possible conventionally, and that some sort of workaround had to be made.
How accurate slipspace is to current theories, I don’t know or care.
I mean, yeah, that’s what I’m saying. You can write fiction to be based on real-world principles but at the same time I don’t think sci-fi writers should have to feel like they “need” to study a field beyond what is typically covered by most education.
It can be helpful but at the same time, fiction is a flexible medium that doesn’t need to strictly conform to reality.
The closest real world equivalent to slipspace would probably be superstring theory
I was brainstorming some ideas for a fanfic. An elite that is shorter, human height, would move away from its warrior culture and pursuit a medical career. His own shorter height would mean that he wouldn try to understand why is he shorter. There could be a virus outbreak or some sort of disease that is threatening the sangheili. This shorter elite would be a key in finding a cure. The disease could also be a villanious plan by some other character.
I feel the Auditorium is gonna be a shield world
I doubt that
Still seems more like a facility on the Halo ring to me.
Cortana mentions that the covenant just imitate forerunners technology and don't attempt on improving it, does that mean if the war went on long enough humanity would've outteched the covenant?
She was fairly wrong about that. Though even if she was correct, once the Covenant sees humanity beginning to catch up, tech-wise, nothing says they wouldn't immediately ignore that aspect of their culture and start upgrading things at a fast pace.
That makes sense considering how the prophets rule the covenant
Did the high prophets ever really think of chief as much of a threat? I know they called him the demon, but the prophet of stewardship didn't really think much of him until his raid on the truth and reconciliation but that was before the rings destruction and first strike
Before the Battle of Installation 04, he was on the same threat level as every other Spartan A demon. But after he destroyed 04, he was known as The Demon.
yeah i know that
i wasn't sure if that was just a name or if the prophets really did think of him as a threat
No, the UNSC was losing the war from the very beginning. It's a wonder how humanity held on as long as it did. But if The Covenant did not break apart, the Covenant would've won the war.
And the Covenant themselves were struggling with another enemy on the side.
Not really
Threw everything they had at Atriox and didn't come close.
so the chief wasn't as big of a tide turner as the games make him out to be? and it was moreso the great schism that did so
Also, they didn't exactly throw everything they had at him. He was basically only a small-time raider, hitting supply depots and the like and then scurrying off.
Ah.
Well the original trilogy takes place in the last year of the war. And blowing up that Ring changed the tide immensely.
The games take place in the final months of the War, he played pivotal roles during that time but he and the other Spartans were not enough to change the tide of the war.
"Spartans always won the ground"
And how many planets were glassed?
Though even that has been shown to be an...exaggeration.
Exactly
A lot.
Because the problem was the space battles.
You can turn off the pings, you know.
Didn't know you were annoyed by them
I'm just saying.
Spartans dont often win ground battles
Early lore wanted us to think that.
Since that's literally a line from the Fall of Reach book.
I mean even in first strike it's shown that they could outnumbered without too much effort
And then later on in said book, most spartans die during the ground battle of Reach
Considering it was the Fall of Reach, that's not surprising.
It was different than any other battle.
Not really
Biggest fleet they'd ever seen?
Considering what Halo: Reach did, terrible luck
i mean, in first strike one ship was easily able to outnumber freds team
Ah
The game changed up the lore by a lot.
Im gonna assume you just read First Strike
From "The Covenant overran Reach's considerable defenses in hours" to "A siege that lasted a month"
i've read the first 3 books ._.
I mean, I like the fact that it lasted a month
That somehow only affected only one half of the planet Reach.
But that's just me liking drawn out battles
Because on the other side of the planet, Master Chief was testing out the new Mark V armor.
Completely oblivious to the warzone on the opposite end of the planet.
Feel like you're about to rip into the game and point out most problems with it
Nah, it's too late for me to do that.
Besides, I love the game too much.
it's just difficult to ignore these story issues while also trying to keep in line with established lore.
theres also the pillar of autumn
Ah yes, the bugbear
i still don't really get how that's supposed to work out
I personally think of Halo: Reach as Bungie's middle finger to Microsoft before leaving
lol
Not like Microsoft cared about the lore of Halo.
There was a lot of love put into Reach.
There was a middle finger, but to who, is anyone's guess.
@terse lava I SHALL NAME MY NEXT CHILD AFTER YOU, THIS MEANS SO MUCH TO ME!
there were originally like 23 billion humans in the 26th century before the war
after
about 9
actually sorry 16
i might be wrong
im a huge halo fan but ive never had the books
some people say the population of earth was reduced from 10 billion to 120 million
hummanity would never rebuild with 200-300 million
i dont understand why the books cost so much
but yeah about 23-36
is it just australia where the books ar eoverpriced
it costs 21 usd for one halo book here
as the reccomended retail price
While yes, Chief did himself help turn the tide of the war thru his combat actions, his real value was as a moral booster for the entire species. John is just as famous to the general public in the Halo novels/ games as he is IRL. He's an icon and the whole species really rallied behind him and looked at him for hope when planet after planet was being glassed. Without the Spartans, and not just because of their successful missions, we would have given up the will to fight most likely.
I know this is a bit of an old topic, but I think Frost was looking a little too deep into the questionable physics of Halo because the Halo Universe has been explicitly stated as being our universe. So I think his point is that the physics in Halo should be fairly accurate to our current understanding of physics with some reasonable guesses at what kind of advancement we will make in 500 or so years.
Yeah isn't Chief running thru Ackerson's rigged gauntlet with Cortana on Aug 30, 2552 lol. Fun fact, the current version of TFoR says the date is Aug 30, 2542, which is an obvious typo that has never been changed to this day. Weird man.
Try the audiobooks man! I've never read any of the Halo books except for Mythos and Warfleet. I've always listened to the audiobooks. Should be a little cheaper, and you get that added benefit of hearing the story as the author really wanted it to be told.
Huh?
What?
Who?
Do authors commonly do audiobook recordings themselves?
No, but they are normally on site or at least advising while the recording is done.
For halo books, I don’t think the audio versions are read by Eric nylund and the other authors
It is most common for authors to perform their audiobook themselves in< non-fiction> where the voice the audience expects to hear is consistent with the author's voices
Source?
It would be cool to hear them read the books tbh
I guess i dont have one...i dont know where that info would be stored, but they obviously give their final approval along with the publishing company.
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Sorry for ping, my bad. So maybe im just making a bad assumption here but it stands to reason that the author of the book would want to sign off on the official audiobook of their work.
Just seems like quite a claim to say that audiobooks are “the way the author really wanted it to be told”
The whole charm of books is that the reader fills in the voices themselves
ok, ill revise....in a way that the author approves of.
-_-“
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i dude im sorry i know lol. this is the only server im in where that is a strict rule and im just not used to it.
I just personally like to listen to the books, but I know some people also want to read it themselves. I was just giving a recommendation based on price with my own personal opinion of it.
That’s fine, I’m just wondering where the extra claims come from
Not like you need to oversell the idea of audiobooks
A lot of people have never even considered them. But yeah I should have worded it better because I dont know for a fact that the audiobook is exactly how the author wanted the story to be told, but we can say with pretty reasonable confidence that it is told in a way the author approves of.
Maybe. Would need to ask authors if/how they were consulted about audiobook versions of their works
I mean, it stands to reason they would need to be on the final sign off list considering they wrote the book, but i guess it all depends on how the ownership of the work is split up between the publisher and the author.
Directing is a whole nother skill set from writing, that’s why the writer and the director are often separate positions
You do have some writers who also direct, but I don’t think it’s the norm
I doubt any of the authors actually serve as director, but I imagine it's a situation where the screenwriters (authors of the story) and directors are in constant collaboration to meet a common vision for the work.
Maybe Audible actually gives credits or has this info on the Book pages. Let me check.
Bioshock infinite suffered from cuts and Ken Levine was said to be a bad director. He created the lore in bioshock, but the game seems to suffer from a creativity block
at the end there is a huge plot twist and puts Bioshock infinite and Rapture city under a concept of the whole universe obeying to universal constants
I saw the cutscene in halo 3 in which Keyes dies at the hand of a prophet. I was "what?"
at the end of halo 2 she was the one to grab the index in the last second. Then she dies like that in halo 3?
Who are you talking about Frost?
Miranda Keyes
Her character does get done dirty in H3
And not just because the voice actress changed
From a cinematic standpoint there's a lot of weirdness in Halo 3. Stuff that would read fine on the page doesn't work in translation on screen.
Keyes going out like an idiot being a highlight, but so is everyone ignoring that the rings are about to kill life and sauntering around in the next cutscene, etc.
The games also really dont make light of the fact that Johnson was like 80 years old when he died on the Ark.
What a guy
I still struggle to understand what was up with Hood’s whole “final stand at Earth” spiel in H3’s campaign.
last stand, meaning that there are no other colonized planets left?
well humanity was at that point kind of shoved into the corner so it is essentially a last stand (ignoring the infinity)
I get that part but in context it’s a really stupid idea. Hood wants to hole up on Earth against an incredibly powerful enemy that even the Covenant fears, an enemy that the allied Sangheili who he is basically riling up at the moment have advised him to fear. Truth’s already on the way to the Ark and for all he knows the rings could be on the cusp of killing every living being in the galaxy.
And he wants to commit the battered remains of the UNSC home fleet to attempting a desperate defense of Earth.
We go, we risk everything; every last man, woman and child.
And he says this as if digging in on Earth with his thumb up his rear is any better.
just noticed something odd in halo 2. The Arbiter gains this title from the prophets, but they already said to him that he'll die as every other before him. Then there is that scene were he is shocked when Tartarus tells him that the prophets ordered to dispose of the arbiter.
Because the Arbiter lived too long. They expected him to be dead quickly
He expected to die during a mission, just not at the hands of another member of the Covenant by order of the Prophets.
The Great Schism was a shock to the elites. Out of nowhere Brutes just started slaughtering them. Crazy stuff.
He probably figured that the hierarchs would just keep throwing him at things instead of having Tartarus off him upon successfully recovering the Index/Icon.
Indeed. Simply put the arbiter is destined to die in one suicide mission or another. That’s how it’s always been. The brutes betraying the elites alongside the prophets is one of the major factors for the elites joining the unsc to fight against truth
The elites were also able to realize that the dogma was all lies. I find it very odd that there are at least 2 instances where Elites have found a Forerunner artifact and realized that they needed a Human to operate it, but still thought humans were and affront to the gods and wanted to wipe them all out
If you wipe out all the creatures than you literally know you need to operate certain forerunner tech...that isn't very smart.
They’ve still been able to go around with forerunner tech
Also, there’s multiple ways their religious leaders could come up and explain it
Indeed. Keep in mind that they were under the thumbs of the prophet for decades at this point. Sure the younger generation was wondering why they were still fighting humans...but it didn’t take until the destruction of installation 04 for their faith to really be put into question
You mean millennia?
What are those flood gestalt forms called
I always nicknamed them Flood Hunters
Because of their similar size to hunters
The ones you see in halo 3
Flood tank Forms
Not really a gesalt either, just raw biomass capable of converting between forms.
They always eat my grenades 😦
Have you played Cortana In Halo 3 it has no flood don’t worry it’s also one of the easiest missions to find your way in
The sangheili have been with the Covenant for more than a few decades. The "younger generation" you speak of isn't young at all
A brute shot Melee can one shot the tank forms on most difficulties
This is because of Fal 'Chavamee, he is the reason why the title of Arbiter is a disgrace. If you want to see his story go watch The Duel. But like 343 Guilty Spark said, all those who were made arbiter afterwards cheerfully ran to meet their deaths.
I know what I meant. Look I get decades mixed up with other periods of time, alright.
Also, the reason he was shocked is because he trusted the prophets and they betrayed him.
Dude gravemind is so much easier tho. no covenant, no flood just chill vibes
Like literally?
The level Gravemind actually does have no flood
The next level, High Charity, has flood
Will never understand Bungir on that choice
ikr
Well i mean the start of the mission had the gravemind in it
It’s still poor level naming
Fair, i mean twp betrayals also is a level
does microsoft exist in the 26th century
nothing on halopedia so i guess it's not officially in universe
i could understand not plastering a huge microsoft logo randomly in a game but i thought it'd get an offhand reference in the books somewhere
Doubt it, its 500 years in thr future
seems that no halo game showcases artificial arms.
Hasley is seen with one arm missing
companies have lasted centuries, it's not out of the realm of possibility
Have you played Halo Reach?
no
Kat has an extremely prominent cybernetic arm.
And you can give your multiplayer Spartan one both there and in Infinite
And in expanded lore we see Vata 'Gajat, who is an Elite with significant cybernetics
And that one elite in Infinite also has a robotic arm
uh, they have fingernails
?
I didn't notice it before
Which hand are you looking at? Plus, having finger nails doesn't mean someone can't have a prosthetic
with elites having their unique sword I was thinking on a fanfic with some elements of samurai philosophy
samurai philosophy
😩
@gilded mason but Ostral, all alien warriors are samurai by default. Didn't you know this?
What about them?
The prime example of the fact all aliens warrior show samurai culture. Yes I know it was a joke
You mean claws?
Claws
Bro I'm gonna need you to actually play some Halo games.
Or at least watch all the cutscenes.
Didn't even know that was now a requirement for halo
hey everyone so ive been reading ALOT of halopedia as was recommended...but some things appear to be missing...so i thought i would ask some more questions??
What'cha got?
whatever happened with Harvest...it seems that when she was lost she fell to the wayside
we took her back but thats all i can find
It's a dead planet these days, so there's not much reason to return to it
Meridian was a dead planet, but it's got people coming back.
Given the chance, they could theoretically go back to Harvest, too.
Meridian might not have gotten hit as hard
They could probably go back to Harvest, but it just depends on what value some organization sees in it.
Meridian is being deglassed because Liang Dortmund thinks it's worth the investment. Whether the same might apply to Harvest for some other group is up in the air.
Plus, not much point in that it was a breadbasket world, turned into a winter Hellscape. Not much point in coming back to it
also REACH was partially glassed but it says that only new alexandria and esztergom were rebuilt before the Banished took the planet from us
we lost REACH once it seems extremely unlikely we would invest all that time and effort in her just to lose her again
I mean, to be fair, the Created uprising would've thrown a really big wrench into the whole process.
fair enough
but it says that only new alexandria and esztergom were rebuilt before the Banished took the planet from us
I think it was only said that NA was rebuilt before 2610, no exact date before then
By 2589, Reach was in a habitable state, and new human colonists were re-settling the planet. The planet was still evidently littered with destroyed ship and debris from both the Covenant and UNSC, thirty-seven years after the fall of the planet. By 2610, at least two cities on the planet, New Alexandria and Esztergom, were reconstructed.
Prior to October 9, 2559, the Banished, Keepers of the One Freedom, Ravaged Tusks and the Legion of the Corpse-Moon began to occupy parts of the planet.
idk lol i mean my lore IS SO BADLY out of data thats why ive been reading halopedia to catch up i even spent 7 hours at a library doing research lol
I wonder how SOF is doing by the series' current year
Is during?
@ebon coyote 7 hours in a library reading about halo?
So I have a question
I am reading through the books again
I’ve read about five
How do you people reconcile the continuity issues
What would you give credence to more
The book fall of reach, or the game
Like how halsey has no idea Spartans other than her own exist in first strike, but they’re in reach
I saw the wiki say that Nylund had the “halo bible” when writing and I was wondering if - outside the games, would you be more inclined to say you agreed with something that stemmed from someone who had read and used the bible, to someone who hadn’t
Do the games override the books?
the games > books
When Bungie was still in charge of the franchise, game canon superseded everything else but 343 prefers to place them pretty much equally.
I personally prefer the Fall of Reach novel to the game but officially it's just sorta one of those things you have to handwave a bit because Bungie wanted Reach to overwrite the novel.
Well actually, she had some idea. It's why she took Kelly.
And went to Onyx.
Because she saw something about it.
She did not know they existed till after reach
When she saw the file
So before 343 took over, fall of reach was not canon?
And then the books and games retconned that.
Fall of Reach is still canon to an extent.
The Kilo 5 Trilogy.
When one of the chapters switches to Halsey's pov, she remembers Noble Team.
fall of reach was not canon?
Stuff that didn't conflict with Halo Reach remained canon, otherwise the intent was for the campaign to overwrite what Nylund had written.
Well the entire battle of reach is not canon then
Also, again, she had some idea, which is why she wasn't surprised at the sight of the III's.
Halo the flood says unsc ships cannot go in atmosphere
It's taken some minor retconning but 343's managed to mostly make them coexist without too much obnoxious conflict.
The entire battle of reach bro
She had been looking into Ackerson's files, after all.
Autumn was nowhere near reach when reach was attacked
And when it arrived most the fighting was over
It never took part in the ground combat. It never went into atmosphere
There are so many issues I noticed
Irreconcilable
The first set of books got rewrites.
I know but it isn’t enough
To match with the new canon presented with Halo Reach.
You would need to tear out the battle of reach entirely
Hard to find
Amazon.
The newer editions don't actually change that much. Most of it is little stuff like weird numbers and other oddities present in the original editions.
Though for some reason The Flood reprint excised an entire bit about the Chief taking a shower at Alpha Base
Not sure why that was removed
I at least appreciate the attempt to make it fit but it just doesn’t
The flood doesn’t even agree with fall of reach
Here is a question: what is harvest’s population?
Currently?
Currently 0
Well you didn't specify. 😏
I think you know what I meant
I can understand sorta making things work like how fall of reach says none survived harvest by just saying they hadn’t hit unsc space - even though it took like nine months for the unsc to respond
But they evacuated half the planet
In contact harvest
Contact Harvest did come out later.
so either it was an error on the part of the UNSC, or they didn't find out until later that they were wrong.
Again, they would’ve had like seven months to get to the nearest system
Which is almost as long as it takes to go across all of unsc space
And then you’ve got halo wars lol
What a cascade of bruh moments that is
So I assume it’s held that shielded Spartans in 2535 is just a game mechanic
It was just a mechanic, according to the devs. Then 343 went and made it canon for some reason.
No way did they??
It's either a gameplay mechanic or "prototype shield generators". At this point I don't really care
Where ?
Prior to Halo: Contact Harvest, there is no indication that there were any Harvest colony survivors or that Avery Johnson was among them. Though this may have been due to misinformation, as the details on the attacks were vague, and Johnson, along with any other survivors may have yet to have been rescued by UNSC forces.
The Essential Visual Guide, written under 343.
Seven months
I can just keep saying it
Ok which the novel says takes four weeks or so
In freights
Unmanned freights
That’s the speed of the ships they fly
And even if they got halfway there, they have masers able to reach systems faster
I am not willing to believe every single freighter broke down
That should be Johnson instead.
Yes
Huh. Thought that was made when Bungie was still in charge.
What would we say is the size of the unsc and covenant navies
I was trying to keep an eye on what the covenant brought to a fight too, on average
around 2000 ships for the unsc
What’s this from
data pad 10
it just estimates the number of cov ships needed to glass a planet is equal to the amount of current unsc ships
Ok
Data Pad 10 is a collectible in Reach.
What is it
wat
That must’ve been tough
What must have been tough?
To just tell me
as for cov idk 10,000 maybe 20,000
I did just tell you.

-_-
this is a very odd conversation
Bro you asked and I answered
So why the attitude towards me?
wdym i answered what the data pad was
It was light hearted sarcasm
😑😑😑😑😑
Ok so what makes you think there’s that many

It's literally called Data Pad 10.
stuff
2000 ships were used in the estimate so there is currently 2000 ships as of then wen it was made
wat
because the assembly said so
Bruh I know what it is now, thank you
Can you show me
mind melted
The assembly?

Drop the attitude, it's a link to the transcript.
There was no attitude big guy
You just never caught on
And that’s fine
the assembly is a group of ai that is essentially shepherding humanity
What source has them saying this?
from what I have read in books
The navy seems split into three
Covenant ministries/elite councillors/ the prophets themselves
Seems to be the naval split
its not in the books i said it was from halo reach
You said that the unsc was from the game
Not the covenant
I never asked for a book I asked for a source
just to get this straight are you asking for covenant numbers or unsc numbers cause we dont have any hard numbers for the cov
No hard numbers but if I had to guess, I'd say somewhere in the tens of thousands.
2000 ships is pretty shockingly bad
That's lowballing.
Best number I’ve seen is around 5600 or so
Thus, assuming the Covenant possesses a number of ships equal to that of the UNSC, and assuming that all of those ships are capable of generating and discharging the required power non-stop for the duration of the process, it would necessitate the combined efforts of their ships in toto for a minimum of 30.3801 years to 'glass' the entire surface of Earth. Myriad other variables which were not applied to this equation suggest this number would be far greater
So they retconned glassing then
2000 ships taking 30 years
Did whoever wrote this not read the prologue of reach
seems reasonable though...
They glass the planet in a day
it is noted this could of been low orbit glassing (personally i just think its just the cov using their plasma torpedoes) and the calcs was done like a year after the war began
but
Seems terrible
Do you know what size mac rounds are
160, 600, a few tons
Those are the figures
Plus the super mac is what 3000 tons?
Also I noticed
still doesnt change the fact unless they have an enormous as fleet similarly to high charity the cov cannot realistically glass an entire planet within the span of a week or two
We know the Earth ODP MACs are "multi-ton"
3000 were the odps at reach
fact
It’s not a fact
so annoying
and fires several km per second
Was it even that fast?
that depends
Lol so all the odps at earth can’t even match a damn frigate mac lol
Makes zero sense
It's most likely that they scaled down the frigate MACs as well
it was 600 tons
The Iroquois is 8000 tons
wat when?
Fall of reach
thats much heavier than the smacs
And it weighs more than some covenant ships
how many spartans does a mac round weigh
alot
4
yes
so 2 tonnes?
oh i misread mass for macs my bad
no, mass is what Carter had
Contact harvest says a Mac is 160 tons
but destroyers weigh around a million tons i think in halopadia
Yes
that's 320 spartans
Yeah
other than those two books the weight of a mac round is never given again
Rip
Nylund is a hero
He should’ve just wrote all the books frankly
Are we really gonna believe there’s such a disparity between reach and earth orbital macs lol
he would be a hero
Multi ton slug going supersonic. Yeah that’ll really dent a covenant ship
if he didnt confuse everyone for like the past 20 years wtf point four-tenths actually is
XD
Lol did he ever come out and say it
So how fast is it
4% speed of light
Thought so
Doesn’t make sense to me
speed of light is 3e8 m/s iirc
299,279,some last three digits per second
4% of c is about 11991 km/s
hence why i said round up
Ah, you already said that
Shush, you
What do we have for ftl speed

Again, it’s nylund
umm
FTL isn't actually ftl
16 light years in like 13 hours
it bends space rather than accelerates mass beyond c
FTL here is just traveling into a shortcut dimension
apparently the pillar of autumn going from the edge of the reach system to rally point zulu in the span of 20 mins
That’s not ftl
Still fast
Fall of reach has some very fast speeds
Plasma torpedo goes to like half the speed of light
think of it this way
no i think people thought it was like the actual edge of the system like somewhere in the oort cloud i think hence you get ftl eh
light is a car going 80 mi/hr, you are a ship going 5 mi/hr
unless its in for people have given lines from first strike
as a measure of distance
you travel 1 foot from point a to point b but the light travels 100 mi from the same point a to the same point b (lots of loops). are you actually faster than light?
Oni brass gives us a speed for slipspace
For unsc ships
And covenant is given in ghost of onyx
With the speed disparity it’s a miracle that the unsc didn’t lose
It’s like 355x slower
Who would you all say is your favourite author for halo
Staten, Denning, and perhaps Shirley
dafaqs shirley
Staten did harvest right
John Shirley. Wrote Broken Circle
Such an enjoyable book. And it was his first. Mental
oh
And Shadow of Intent
Is that a full book?
More of a novella
the guy who gave us that random unidentified species attacking the elites
Yes. As well as being a main writer for Halo as a whole.
Joseph Staten, aka deckard, was the lead writer and cinematics director for Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2 and Halo 3: ODST.
He was also partially involved in writing Halo 3, along with Luke Smith and Robert McLees.
We really felt that absence for Halo 3
In 2020, Staten took on the role of Campaign Project Lead for Halo Infinite.
I meant everything taking place after 3
i was talking about infinites story
When I was reading the flood, the memories of the forerunner retcon came back to me and I got really annoyed
Catherine Halsey makes a very brief "appearance" in the post-epilogue conversation between Mack and Sif under the pseudonym "Charlie Hotel."
Ah, I missed this detail back when I read the book.
Yeah I finished the book last night
Google told me that
I was like what I never saw that
Almost finished Cole protocol
And I have to be honest
Just not that good imo compared to the others
It’s my second least favourite
I expected it to be a book about Cole and retaking harvest
Reading fall of reach genuinely makes me smile
Love that book
i liked the reprint of fall of reach where 343 kind of puts covenant being able to glass an entire planet in a week or two under the rug

"The Impossible Life and Possible Death of Preston J. Cole" filled that role.
Not to mention the Halo Wars graphic novel.
Are they novels or shorter?
I’m going by release at the moment
Not hopeful for the next book
The former is a short story from Halo: Evolutions.
It’s so annoying that I’ve read the original first four books. I wish I could just read the added things separately because I’m not reading the books again
Right now
The latter is a short Graphic Novel that came with the Halo Wars Limited Edition in 2009.
isnt retconned to 350ish ships
314
eh
Well the Former was written by Nylund, so you should enjoy that.
700 was the retcon and then they changed it
seems reasonable
Based
I never expected to see anyone use that spelling outside of vs.
Spelling it what?
I have some big issues with the flood, but I have to say, that elite councillor is like the nicest guy ever
On the ship that gets decapitated
yeah lol (apologies for the late reply im running state of decay 2 with a friend)
didact seems to be a giant humanoid
that appearance in halo 4, he is a giant and mc is already much taller than other humans
you sir are as plain as a pikestaff
didactic seems to be a forunner
A regular sized one
The Didact is a Forerunner, there's zero doubt about what he is
Wouldn't say regular though, as he was a Promethean, thr highest type of forerunner warrior servant
Honest question
Could a bunch of legolo worms be able to use spartian armor?
im honestly curious.
I think they could. those worms are awesome.
They would probably get mashed into a paste by MJOLNIR, considering they don’t really have much of a skeleton or strengthened connective tissue.
Well, i would bring up the hunters armor those things are huge, and probably heavier then the mjolnir.
I think if enough worms got together, they could easily do it.
Heck yeah.
The worms can easily pilot a mjolnir.
That would actually be pretty hilarious
ya that would
Yknow, thats a good idea for customization options.
We need playable hunter worm bois
i love them
The armor is heavier, sure, but it was never the weight of MJOLNIR that caused problems for unaugmented personnel. Without the strengthened ligaments and tendons that Spartans receive, it was always the reactivity and amplified force of the armor that crushed and mangled them.
Maybe whatever connections exist between individual Lekgolo could be strong enough, but I wouldn’t be sure of it.
At best I think it’d just end up being a humanoid bag of eels twitching and spasming on the floor.
ok so i gotta ask this, how are the engineers made exactly? like can only the forerunners make them or is it like the sentinels where theyre produced inside an installation? like is it possible to produce more during 4/5/infinite?
Forerunner Builders and Lifeworkers created them originally by some unidentified means but in the current era they can be built by each other, essentially.
Groups of Huragok can come together and build new ones given enough time and access to the right materials.
good to know, just wanted to confirm a suspicion i had
i actually wonder how sentinels and huragoks would interact with prometheans, i think it would be funny to see a watcher shield a sentinel
kinda hope prometheans are in infinite kinda just for that
Depends on if Cortana's got control of the local systems on Zeta Halo no doubt
good point, i dont know what would be cooler, prometheans teaming up with the older forerunner tech or them fighting it
We'll just have to wait and see
Like, with how the story was after Halo 5, it'd be weird not to see Prometheans show up in some capacity so I'm also holding out hope they'll be there
like imma be real here, considering infinites kinda blending artstyles now i actually wanna see Promethean's in the game somewhere, i wanna see how they simplify the design if they do
Just remove some greeble bits and add a few harder edges and they’re pretty much there.
I don’t think the Prometheans are really that far off, compared to the other changes to the Forerunner look.
i got halo shadow of reach the book
is there anything else i should read before i read it?
It helps if you’ve played halo 5 and halo wars 2
It's a great book
Ah yes, cause the worms can totally wear the body suit of mjolnir.

yeah played them was just wondering if i needed to know knowledge from other books
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i've read silent storm and oblivion but thats all
and if not that, then a list of the same?
i'm redownloading, but i can't recall the full list
you can look up a list of novels on google or halopedia.
Could humanity have possibly won if the elites didn’t ally with us?
Or the covenant civil war didn’t happen at all
Covenant would've won ez dub
No they wouldn’t. I would’ve just intervened
The Covenant came real close to activating the Halo Array even with the ongoing Great Schism and Sangheili-UNSC alliance.
If they didn't have to deal with an internal conflict of that scale they would've easily steamrolled humanity.
I wonder how the Banished would fit into that
Like a mosquito
what did they do in halo 5 with team osiris vs team blue?
what is that?
Blue team went "rogue" after chief wanted to find cortana, cortana was doing some freaky stuff and Osiris was sent to capture blue team
That doesn't work lol
Big bad old alien want to activate big grey ring for wife with help from midgets, some late 80s film monster, monkeys, flies, and birds but human find out the purpose of ring and have war, and a bad virus start, with humanity winning but with help from late 80s monsters, old guy awakens pug Voldemort inside a ball and uses the infinity gauntlet to turn people to orange dust and make robots out of dust, big red monkeys attack in some rts game I'm bad at while a a.i. goes sicko mode and master chief 1v1s a black guy with name name of door equipment, and halo 6 happens.
The 4 run saga
It's the story of the halo games
...Sure.
Circular ring warfare advanced
the green armor seems to be reminescent of doom
And the guns similar to Halo
Green-clad heroes in games is not exactly a rare thing, Master Chief, Link, Luigi, Yoshi, Doomguy, all wear green
Blue team went AWOL.. absent without leave. So fireteam Osiris was tasked with bringing them back… cause you know.. it’s the military…
Cuz Brian Reed
Yoshi wears green, he's actually just a bunch of toads in a suit
why do spartans play keepaway with a human skull
and what are the socioeconomic implications of this
The multiplayer is a simulation used to train Spartans, they aren't actually using a real human skull
That's what Lasky wants you to think.
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There's no Noble 7 in canon
But what about the limited edition SDCC action figure?
Well then, now I know what I did not know
thats what they want you to think
Reach continues to be down with the sickness in canon
Wasn't that confirmed to be non canon?
Didn't need to tag me
Kidnapped green chonk on steroids with luck and blue waifu win against alien
I have a few fav pieces of obscure
Seeing as that toy above is rather out there xD (non-canon that one is) lol
Hey cia
Someone mentioned the hydra MLRS-2 having the mlrs-1 engraved on it instead of 2
We need to update the image later. :)
And move the old one into a gallery for reference on Halopedia.
Today I noticed that Gunnery Sergeant Stacker from Halo Reach and 3 was also in Halo 4 on Requiem
Yup. Twas a nice appearance
Noble seven? 🤨
I believe they're talking about Rosenda, who was cut.
Stacker's everywhere except in Halo Wars
are forerunners immortal?
No.
Rosenda was an auxiliary (for a lack of better term) member who would replace Emile if Noble went on an operation against insurrectionists
They'd still be alive if that were the case.
didact in the cutscenes seemed to have jedi powers
He has telekinesis. That's not a Jedi-exclusive power.
Nope
😔
Constraint fields.. standard on warrior servant combat skins
Jedi weren't immortal either
Did the Covenant have a stock exchange
Yes truth actually became a prophet because he invested in Bitcoin in 2472
Was Intrepid Eye mentioned in Shadows of Reach?
Not in Halo 2, ODST, and 5
He was in Halo 2, and ODST.
If you mean the police officer that sounds like Stacker, that's not Stacker, he just has the same VA
stacker also appears in ODST in marine form
No, I wasn't referring to the police officer.
i know you joke but i imagine given how the Prophets/San Shyuum act, I would not be surprised if at some point, the seats of the heirarchs were straight up bought
I would say the direct parallel is to figures like medieval popes—there's clearly some barter involved with getting Truth, Regret, and Mercy to usurp the previous one, if not actual currency.
"Is it too late to invest in Bitcoin in 2472? The answer may not be what you think!"
There is also the tie in, that Hierarchs can choose from a list of names previous ones had.
Perhaps it’s meant to represent the conflict between the Roman Catholic Church and the other denominations
Also, better yet, there is quite literally an event called the great schism, similar to the Christian schism
There is, without a doubt, many religious references to many different religions.
ancient humans and elites during halo 2
one made a cult the other believed they were perfect
Within the Covenant, there was a group known as the Governors of Contrition, which believed that not only that the Forerunners created the Flood but that it was also a perfect life form
None of the Elites encountered in Halo 2 worshipped the Flood
during the events of halo 2 i.e in that timeline not the actual game
if you want to be specific ghost of onyx
Most people are going to assume you mean the game if you mention Halo 2, not the events surrounding it from other pieces of lore
It'd be like me saying Guilty Spark is alive in Halo 4. While not wrong about him being alive at the time, it's misleading as it makes it seem like he's in the game when he isn't
uh? arbiter dies at the end of halo wars. Is that death canon?
The Arbiter in Halo Wars is a different Arbiter from the one that appears in Halo 2-onwards.
uhm, they all have the same body, color, face
is the voice actor the same?
no
Nope
Halo wars takes place like 20 years before halo 2
Yeah, you probably just weren’t paying attention to the setting and the context clues
Yep
nay
Is broken circle a good book
Yes
Yes
Just for the simple fact of there being a bunch of Elites living in the ruins of a shield world alone it's worth reading
Yeh
Like, it's such a cool idea and I really hope we see the Ussans again soon
Same. I wanna see how they're holdin' up in this expansive galaxy
Correct
I want to know if there's been Elites from Sanghelios who have decided to join up with them honestly
Not all the Elites agreed with joining with the Prophets
I’m on page 21
That'd be pretty neato.
I have the book rn, give me your location and I'll throw it over
Don't forget, the Ussans also ||have Enduring Bias still||
Wonder if that will have any effect with the guardians
could i say... rant about my spartan
by rant i mean an essay about my multiplayer spartans background and lore.
That’s more something for a fanfic site
This channel is for discussing actual Halo lore
Is there a lore reason for why halfjaw isn’t disgraced
Cole protocol puts forward the idea that an injured elite is the lowest of the low, traditionally killed iirc
If not they kill themselves, or run at the enemy till they die
Because not all Elites think the same way like automatons.
Because early Halo lore is kinda scuffed and paints the covenant as being a society that should not even be functional let alone space faring and dominant.
Things like that have gotten retconned to make them be less...insane.
Yeah
They'll walk away with bruised egos. Not infection laden wounds they refuse to medicate.
(Even in the story he first lost his jaws, getting injured wasn't really seen as a big deal. What with the scene where Rtas got badly stabbed in a training exercise and the most people reacted to it was concern about the giant wound.)
It’s literally their culture put forward by Cole P
Hard to parse what’s true and what isn’t
Broken circle contradicts this notion too
Basically, just assume whatever culture or personality you see is limited in viewpoints, since we see so many contradictions to how they act.
It’s just another reason I’m not a big fan of Cole protocol
Same, wasn't a fan of the mindsets presented in that book.
Things like the blood, doctors, weird-ass honor stuff, etc
Keyes is about the most enjoyable aspect to me.
Right
Elite doctors having no honour
I think the book has engineers able to be medics?????
I’m just like, wtf
Enjoying broken circle a lot
Hundred pages in
Flood is far worse for continuity idiocy but I prefer it
To Cole protocol
There’s machines that take care of medical stuff like in hunters in the dark.
In halo 5 some sangheili hold that view but not all.
There's a version of Huragok that specialises in healing biological creatures in lore, as seen in Last Light
The covenant didn’t seem to have those
I think Lifeworker Huragok are supposed to be super super rare, even compared to Engineers
Though given the scale of the galaxy, and the number of engineers I'm extremely sadly forced to put out of misery on the Ark, I wonder what exactly 'rare' means
i always feel baaaaaaaad when killing engineers they just want to float and fix things :(
I want to hug them
they're probably very squishy i think
Well they do float kinda like balloons filled with helium so it'd be odd if they weren't squishy
right but do they have rigid bits, or is it 100% floating space jellyfish
I want to fist bump one
@obsidian thistle Is there a page for the halo 4 teams? The different animals depending on the team in multiplayer. Too many people, even some who should know better, are under the impression that the animals have been absent from halo since halo CE-2
We only know of lifeworker huragoks from that one book so, I guess the keepers are the only ones who've had them. Will they appear in the new book? I hope so
The Lifeworker Huragok i would say are pretty rare, seeing as we have never seen one, as they are green, rather then pink
What’s the timeline of the human-forerunner war vs when the rings were fired? Just started re-reading Cryptum and it said the human wars were like 10,000 years ago
Yeah, the human forerunner wars lasted for 1000 years, and happened 10,010 years before the rings fired.
cool
Also, i was looking for personal ai for the colours in halopedia and i love bees!
The Genie Personal Assistant was a "dumb" AI mass-produced for humans. Genie speaks with a "chipper female voice" .
imagine if we got wellsley
How much of a lasting impact did the glassing of Africa have on earth