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Re: HOW or WHAT does halo actually do to kill? | |
Posted By: Anton P. Nym (aka Steve) <sumpca@yahoo.com> | Date: 10/7/04 12:13 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: HOW or WHAT does halo actually do to kill? (Louis Wu) : My belief has always been that the Halo was modeled on the Starhammer, a
: I've always assumed that the Halo works similarly. But that would destroy ALL life, not just life big enough to be carriers. And "It's not a cudgel" (not finishing that quote, thank you) according to the green Cortana. A trih xeem is about as blunt an instrument of war as you can get. Though the individual targeting could qualify, I don't see a Halo squashing lifeforms one-by-one with coherent graviton pulses (splotch, splotch, splotch) as an efficient or elegant way of eliminating Flood-food. My bet is something like a cosmic dimmer switch, lowering the brightness of stars under its influence so that only big lifeforms die out while the remaining elements of the ecosystem (insects, bacteria, small mammals) survive. That does just enough damage to contain the Flood without complete wrecking the targets. -- Steve is probably wrong, but what the heck... guesses are free. |
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