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Re: About the Destination of Durandal

Posted By: PerseusSpartacus Date: 9/28/12 12:28 p.m.
In Response To: Re: About the Destination of Durandal (Godot)

: Agreed. This may have been the premise for 'Marathon 3' before Jason decided
: to go another direction (Myth) and 'Marathon 3' became a 'scenario' (Blood
: Tides of Lh'owon).
Good theory. Maybe somebody should talk to Jason about that? ;)
: Durandal talks about visiting a 'ruined world' and a 'rogue star'. Are they
: one in the same? I've always found this confusing. A star is a sun so the
: 'ruined world' is unlikely to be on the star, though it could be orbiting
: it. Perhaps they meant a rogue planet?
That's what I assumed at first, given that the word 'world', when used in a sci-fi context, means either:
A) A planet, or
B) Some artificial world, like in Halo
The most likely meaning in this case is (A), given that we haven't really seen any artificial worlds in the Marathon series. Even the Marathon itself was only semi-artificial, so yeah, I'd assume planet.
Vale,
Perseus

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About the Destination of Durandal PerseusSpartacus 9/28/12 5:43 a.m.

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Re: About the Destination of Durandal PerseusSpartacus 9/28/12 12:28 p.m.

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: : Agreed. This may have been the premise for 'Marathon 3' before Jason : decided : Good theory. Maybe somebody should talk to Jason about that? ;) : : Durandal talks about visiting a 'ruined world' and a 'rogue star'. Are : they : That's what I assumed at first, given that the word 'world', when used in a : sci-fi context, means either: A) A planet, or : B) Some artificial world, like in Halo : The most likely meaning in this case is (A), given that we haven't really : seen any artificial worlds in the Marathon series. Even the Marathon : itself was only semi-artificial, so yeah, I'd assume planet. : Vale, : Perseus

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About the Destination of Durandal	PerseusSpartacus	9/28/12 5:43 a.m.
Re: About the Destination of Durandal	Philtron	9/28/12 6:13 a.m.
Re: About the Destination of Durandal	Godot	9/28/12 6:51 a.m.
Re: About the Destination of Durandal	PerseusSpartacus	9/28/12 12:28 p.m.
Re: About the Destination of Durandal	PerseusSpartacus	9/28/12 12:43 p.m.



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