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| Re: Hokey stories and ancient religions. | |
| Posted By: elpolloguapo | Date: 1/26/08 3:36 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Hokey stories and ancient religions. (Charley117) : Then it turns out that he's really just a nut job. It seemed, too me, like : Bungie couldn't come up with anything that he would be aiming towards, or : anyway to adequately show that, and thus took the easy route of making him : a bumbling religious zealot. He's not bumbling by any stretch of the imagination. He does everything perfectly, it just isn't good enough. I think his zealotry is meant to be interpreted as him believing his own lies. It's a common condition among megalomaniacs. : As Luis said the idea of other Flood being out their, especially on the Halo
There's no reason that the covenant should've expected us to have been there. They had done no recon and thus had no intel to indicate that we were.
: How did the Arbiter get to Earth so quickly? Unexplained. Maybe the comic
He didn't. It's been quite a while between H2 and H3, I believe. : Why were their seagulls on High Charity? I don't think that that's a very big plot point. ;) But on the whole, something you have to keep in mind is that Halo isn't over. There's still Halo Wars (admittedly, it comes before, but it presumably will supply backstory) and the Chronicles trilogy, and if they resoled absolutely everything, then those four upcoming games would seem forced and uninteresting.
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