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| Re: Unnamed Elite Major in The Package | |
| Posted By: Archilen | Date: 2/19/10 5:05 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Unnamed Elite Major in The Package (Stephen L. (SoundEffect)) : I agree with Bry's response that we haven't seen much more than a handful of : what 'Forerunner design aesthetic' actually looks like. The Covenant : cruiser and carrier may be exactly what a Forerunner ship looked like. : Could it be the difference in design from Forerunner military to : Forerunner civilian? (I say Forerunner military, but I'm reserving that : meaning to Flood fighting units rather than the more peaceful couriers and : explorers they must've had before the Flood threat.) The Forerunner likely : didn't have an organized military being as peaceful as they were. Just assuming, based on what we've seen of the general aesthetic. Covenant ships, like everything else by them, is always almost organic in design with bulbous sections and curved shapes. Forerunner designs, by default, are sleek and angular with geometric shapes. No real thick or bulbous sections, everything is as slender and angular as possible. No curved or organic shapes like the Covenant.
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