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| Well, if they survived on Halo | |
| Posted By: 123456789 | Date: 3/5/02 1:17 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: I'll always question such a link. (Jeff) If they survived on Halo, then how did they get to be tech-less sots on Sol III? To leave Halo and even get here they'de have had to have more technology than we do now, so we know we aren't Forerunner from the ring. And you still don't say why there aren't any Forerunner on the ring right now! And, if they lived on Halo, then they still would have advabced technology. To me, the unovercomeable barrior hear is to answer the question of how the race survived but lost the tech when the exact opposite should have happened. And yes, I know the pulses only hurt sentient life, not technology. Consider 343: "The galaxy would be quite devoid of life, or at least any life of sufficient bio-mass and cognitive capabilities to support the flood." Or at least any life of sufficient bio-mass. Little critters and dumb critters can live, so we *know* the pulse isn't all destroying, it doesn't even target all life-forms just ones that are big and sentient. For Humans to be Forerunner, it'd have to be backwards: the Forerunner's cities died but tney didn't. | |
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