In Response To: One more note regarding the Human/Forerunner Link (Liquidex)
It was my impression that Halo's pulse *killed* sentient life, not simply whack it backward evolutionally - I mean, evin if a pulse could be made to attack sentiences, how could it realistically be made to predict a race's evolution and force them back along it? So the pulse kills them.
Given that, then how could severall Forerunner have survived, but their cities and installations didn't? Wouldn't there be huge, advanced-alien-race colonies everywhere, particularly out of the pusle's range? Wouldn't the Forerunner cities have survived but the Forerunner themselves have died, not the other way around, as would be necessary for the humans to be Forerunner survivors?
You may say, "the pulse might destroy technology." I'd say, "then why is the ring itself still there?" The response could be, "the pulse doesn't affect the ring." then I'd say, "then why didn't any Forerunner take refuge on the ring if it's safe there?"
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