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Edited by Lord Keksworth:
4/27/2013 10:23:52 PM
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The UNSC vs Blacklight
Been a while since I've made a vs thread, and I'm bored as hell.
So, let's say we have 10,000 marines, 3,000 ODSTs, 1,500 Spartan-IVs, 1,000 Spartan-IIIs, 500 Spartan-IIs, 20 Falcons, 100 Scorpion tanks, 200 Warthogs, and 10 Mantises in the Red Zone from Prototype 2. The ground-bound troops have every UNSC weapon at their disposal. Infinite ammo for everything, including vehicles. All Spartans have Mk VII MJOLNIR to give them every possible advantage.
They DO NOT have support from space weaponry such as MAC rounds, nukes, NOVA bombs, Target Locator missiles, anything like that. Only ground warfare. They also DO NOT have Covenant or forerunner weaponry.
On the other side, we have:
Wave 1: 50,000 zombies
Wave 2: 200 Brawlers
Wave 3: 200 Brawlers and 50,000 zombies
Wave 4: 50 Juggernauts, 500 Brawlers, and 25,000 zombies
Wave 5: 10 Hydras, 50 Juggernauts, 500 Brawlers, and 25,000 zombies
Wave 6: A Goliath and 100 Brawlers
Wave 7: A Goliath, 100 Brawlers, and 20,000 zombies
Wave 8: 5 Evolved, 300 Brawlers, and 10,000 zombies
Wave 9: A Goliath, 5 Evolved, and 100 Brawlers
Wave 10: Alex Mercer and 20,000 zombies
Can they make it though every round? If they can't, how far do they get?
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3 Replies[quote] 20 Falcons, 100 Scorpion tanks, 200 Warthogs.[/quote] I haven't played or seen any of the vehicles from the other game. But I do know Halo's vehicles are going to get destroyed. The only thing they are designed to do is look cool and that's it. They are not designed for combat. What also is sad is that the Scorpion has a 90mm cannon and the Tigers in WW2 had an 88. The Abram's have a 105mm cannon, the Leopard 2's have a 120mm cannon and the T-95 which was a cancelled Russian tank. Has a 125mm cannon. So Halo vehicles get outgunned and out designed by vehicles that are a couple of hundred years old.
