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originally posted in:Halo Archive
8/19/2014 6:38:42 AM
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Ah, I see. I always assumed that that was a plot point left by Bungie to imply that humans came from Forerunners (which would explain their favouritism over the Prophets).
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That's what it was originally for. To reveal that Forerunners and humans were one and the same.
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So then it's not really foreshadowing, no?
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Nope. It is.
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But if it wasn't intentional it's just a coincidence.
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Well, with the retcon the quote has taken on a new meaning. One supported by Halo 4's Prologue.
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What retcon?
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The retcon of Forerunners not being human.
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No, I meant "when did 343 retcon the whole 'Humans being forerunners' thing?"
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It was actually Bungie who did that in the very game that was supposed to officially reveal that humans were Forerunners.
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"You are Forerunner! That is, unless you read the Terminals, then you'd realize you aren't."
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I was never really sure if it was Bungie or 343 that made humans and forerunners seperate, and the Halo 3 PT I did this weekend didn't help... Guessing there was some serious lack of communication in the story department.
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It was Bungie.
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Jesus. Halo 3 is just a mess, ain't it?
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