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7/16/2013 12:05:47 AM
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I just used quotation marks. Any mistakes in those shouldn't be attributed to me.
Also, Halo arrays shouldn't count, since the endgame would simply be a tie, where everything dies.
Also, this is only a small list of what Star Wars has. Just seven weapons. The only thing that [i]might[/i] stand up against Star Wars, since I'm well versed in both universes, are the Precursors, and we really don't know much about them. We just know that they are some type of alien Gods that were more advanced than what we generally see in Halo.
In the mean time, a single Sith once destroyed out an entire Solar System single handedly.
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The halos do count, as the Halo characters know the location of the shield worlds and The Ark.
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Tell me how does everyone dies when the Halo array is activated. I'll give you a small hint, the Halo and star wars galaxy are seperate. Just seven weapons wow, each vessel in the Forerunner navy is a superweapon on it's own. It has been said enough in this thread, star wars superweapons would be seen as mere toys in the eyes of the Forerunners. We have tons of feats on Precursors from silentium, that alone is more then enough to include the precursors in this.
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If the two galaxies are separate and the Array is in the Halo galaxy, then only the inhabitants of the Halo galaxy would be killed. Just applying your logic.
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Edited by I IRONMAN I: 6/25/2014 4:49:29 PMHey. Maybe you forgot, but uh, the Halo Rings can be tuned down to being planet killers. Just thought I let you remember that. EDIT: Woah, dafuq? 2013 lol!
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Halo characters can go hide in shield worlds and The Ark. THINK WITH YOUR LITTLE BRAIN.
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Im a star wars fan, and he is acting really dumb. Halo would win this easily.
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And guess what genius. They will send the rings with a slipspace portal to strategic locations across the star wars galaxy. They aren't stupid to activate the rings in their own galaxy. It's like saying the UNSC would blow up their own nuke on Earth instead of launching it to an innie planet.
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So why wouldn't the Star Wars forces just travel to the Halo universe and render them useless? Honestly, I thought that it was implied with the thread that they would have two be in the same universe in order to fight.
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Edited by hotshot revan II: 7/16/2013 1:44:14 AMFor the sake of this match the galaxies will be seperate but at a near distance or else it would be too far for certain factions to travel to an opponent's home galaxy. Hell we can say that several wormholes connect both galaxies to make it easier. Anyway the problem is that the star wars forces have to find the rings first. It's impossible because of the following reasons: -These rings can be anywhere in the entire massive galaxy because they are mobile, more likely they will be sitting in extragalactic space near the arks -Space is massive trying to locate a location is nigh impossible Both Halo and star wars side have to figure out the locations of eachothers populated planets. They can do that by spying on eachother communication chatter (if they are able too). The easy way is too steal the nav database of a starship. The Halo side has multiple ways of stealing a starship like making the use of supression fields to immobilise said ship and board it, or AI's can use extract data from the onboard computers. Forerunners had an advanced sensor that could scan an entire small galaxy for civilisation, it was in silentium where the librarian and her crew visited one of the magellanic clouds. I'll reread these chapters later for more info.
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But Halo doesn't have to find populated planets, they just spread the rings around kill everything except themselves.
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Edited by Kamots: 7/16/2013 12:19:07 AMUnfortunately, the Halo Array does count. Those seven weapons could all be destroyed by technology of the Star Wars universe. The Forerunners are much more advanced than the Star Wars universe, and the Precursors even more so. Like I said, the technology might be helpful, but the only real threats that the Star Wars universe has to use are the Yuuzhan Vong and the Force. And while the Mandos pretty much solo the UNSC and Covenant with only their fists and without armor and while asleep, they can only do so much.
