Hmm. I don't think so. But by god was it an amazing terminal.Domino Theory said:Thanks, also, does anyone else think thatin the TR terminal isthe AI talking to GSIt sort of matches the (HUGE Cyrptum spoiler)the Gravemind?the mysterious Precursor who shows up at the end of the book who's rumored to be the Gravemind.
Or at the leastintelligent part of the Gravemind.
Yup.S1kkZ said:i think thats just the limited ai of a covenant ship
Domino Theory said:Thanks, also, does anyone else think thatin the TR terminal isthe AI talking to GSIt sort of matches the (HUGE Cyrptum spoiler)the Gravemind?the mysterious Precursor who shows up at the end of the book who's rumored to be the Gravemind.
Or at the leastintelligent part of the Gravemind.
It's aDomino Theory said:Thanks, also, does anyone else think thatin the TR terminal isthe AI talking to GSIt sort of matches the (HUGE Cyrptum spoiler)the Gravemind?the mysterious Precursor who shows up at the end of the book who's rumored to be the Gravemind.
Or at the leastintelligent part of the Gravemind.
S1kkZ said:i think thats just the limited ai of a covenant ship
daedalius said:You'd think the Covenant AIs would be smart enough not to release the flood... derp. Maybe the Gravemind was reaching out to them with its influence to get the flood released on 04.I think from the later terminals it looked like the flood had already broken out on some of the other installations. I really need to finish the games so I can see the rest of the terminals!
Hypertrooper said:It's aCovenant AI.
The ship looks a lot like one of these. Maybe a Ancient Human ship?
Edit.: Argh I did a mistake.
OuterWorldVoice said:Ancient humans are long dead by the time this happens, and anyway, 343 GS can't identify the ship.
OuterWorldVoice said:Ancient humans are long dead by the time this happens, and anyway, 343 GS can't identify the ship.
S1kkZ said:343 also couldnt identify the covenant (only after talking to that ai he knew they called themselves covenant). so the ship is not human, forerunner or covenant (343 would remember the crashed ship). the bigger question: why didnt the people on the ship try to go outside?
Biggest-Geek-Ever said:I hope some sections of Halo 4 have the same sense of foreboding that 343 Guilty Spark does. The hallways filled with Covenant bodes or caked with blood are still pretty chilling.
Dax01 said:I'm assuming they all died on impact.
S1kkZ said:343 also couldnt identify the covenant (only after talking to that ai he knew they called themselves covenant). so the ship is not human, forerunner or covenant (343 would remember the crashed ship). the bigger question: why didnt the people on the ship try to go outside?
S1kkZ said:didnt gs detect signs of life?
Prepare to have your mind blown:BrokenBox said:Anyone else see the trollface on "Pillar of Autumn?" It's on a bulletin board right before you meet up with Keyes. It's on a sign that says "DARK PLANETOID RISING."
TheOddOne said:I thought people where talking aboutin the Terminal of Assault on the Control Room?the shipFrom the terminal I get the impression that 343 Guilty Spark doesn't know if they are alive (''If they still live'').
Dax01 said:What does the AI have to do with releasing the Flood? The Covenant did that by themselves.
And the Flood had already broken out on Installation 05 for quite some time previously to the events of 2552. This is apparent in Halo 2.
Covenat AIs are really, really "stupid" compared to their human counterparts. This is demonstrated to great effect in First Strike.
It was an AJ meme first, but most of us were/are all over this place too. We are legion or whatever.ncsuDuncan said:Prepare to have your mind blown:
"Dark Planetoid Rising" is an old HaloGAF meme from 2008. The trollface is meant for GAF.
Preach.Kibbles said:So anyone else switch to classic mode when elites are around while playing Legendary? It's a lot better because I can actually see them and see their shields when I hit as opposed to new graphics mode where it's like shooting a sandbag. They also just generally look better in classic, imo
S1kkZ said:weird. he can sense and analyse everything/everyone on the pillar of autumn will she is still in space but he cannot detect if someone in the crashed ship (right next to him) is alive?
Kibbles said:So anyone else switch to classic mode when elites are around while playing Legendary? It's a lot better because I can actually see them and see their shields when I hit as opposed to new graphics mode where it's like shooting a sandbag. They also just generally look better in classic, imo
monome said:thz signal emitted is coded in forunner speech or is it the analyzing program we see flash letters?
OuterWorldVoice said:Ancient humans are long dead by the time this happens, and anyway, 343 GS can't identify the ship.
The Covenant were just exploring the ring as much as possible and accidentally released the Flood. There must have been signs, as Cortana said, but they ignored them.daedalius said:Need to read first strike.
I guess the covie AI wouldn't have any idea what the flood even was. I still wonder why the Covenant went digging enough to release the flood in the first place, is that covered in the book 'the flood'?
That teacher should have been fired for giving you such a grade. Smh.Hypertrooper said:Let's say if the original plan was to destory every sentinet life of the universe(I ain't talking about a mere galaxy. I'm talking about the whole stuff above, beneath, beside us) with the 12 Halo Rings, but somehow the Flood or an another threat destroyed 5 of these rings to traverse this plan, that will explain why there is only 7 rings. The Didact had no choice, but just take the fight to the other galaxy with the last reserve of the Forerunner army with new unknown ships to defeat this threat on their ground. But no one really knew about this kinda suicide mission. One ship got hijacked by the threat and used it to get to the milky way and crashed landed on Halo, because the remaining forerunner soldiers fought against the threat inside of the ship. After they knew, they had no chance against it, they locked down the ship to avoid the escape. That would explain that the lack of gas was the same mixture like the atmosphere of the Ring, why no one went out of the ship, why some galaxies vanished at the end of the Maw Terminals, and why I got a F in English back in grade 5.
TheOddOne said:I saw different symbols, looking at the Halo Waypoint layout it doesn't fit the Forerunner style.
Hypertrooper said:Let's say if the original plan was to destory every sentinet life of the universe(I ain't talking about a mere galaxy. I'm talking about the whole stuff above, beneath, beside us) with the 12 Halo Rings, but somehow the Flood or an another threat destroyed 5 of these rings to traverse this plan, that will explain why there is only 7 rings. The Didact had no choice, but just take the fight to the other galaxy with the last reserve of the Forerunner army with new unknown ships to defeat this threat on their ground. But no one really knew about this kinda suicide mission. One ship got hijacked by the threat and used it to get to the milky way and crashed landed on Halo, because the remaining forerunner soldiers fought against the threat inside of the ship. After they knew, they had no chance against it, they locked down the ship to avoid the escape. That would explain that the lack of gas was the same mixture like the atmosphere of the Ring, why no one went out of the ship, why some galaxies vanished at the end of the Maw Terminals, and why I got a F in English back in grade 5.
Hypertrooper said:Let's say if the original plan was to destory every sentinet life of the universe(I ain't talking about a mere galaxy. I'm talking about the whole stuff above, beneath, beside us) with the 12 Halo Rings, but somehow the Flood or an another threat destroyed 5 of these rings to traverse this plan, that will explain why there is only 7 rings. The Didact had no choice, but just take the fight to the other galaxy with the last reserve of the Forerunner army with new unknown ships to defeat this threat on their ground. But no one really knew about this kinda suicide mission. One ship got hijacked by the threat and used it to get to the milky way and crashed landed on Halo, because the remaining forerunner soldiers fought against the threat inside of the ship. After they knew, they had no chance against it, they locked down the ship to avoid the escape. That would explain that the lack of gas was the same mixture like the atmosphere of the Ring, why no one went out of the ship, why some galaxies vanished at the end of the Maw Terminals, and why I got a F in English back in grade 5.
It's sounds all plausible. Time will tell I guessmonome said:Alright I stand corrected, but it is quite close to forunner speech in its presentation.
If some forunners were kept alive for hundred thousand of years might they have evolve their speech? It could also introduce a rift between forunners pre-Halo and those possibly in existence after.
The Didact is presented as having been resented from the decision making prior to making Halos and using them, he may have a dissident population with him.
Major Williams said:Maybe I'm just not in the mood, but I played the first campaign level, then a game of multiplayer.
I sat on it, then put in MW3...
As a hardcore halo fan (buy EVERYTHING on day 1, including books), this upsets me. I wish Halo could just cave a little in certain aspects. Upset the 30,000 people who play it daily and mix it up. People just might like it. Call of duty did it with cod4. Sure some folks didn't like it, but everyone wound up loving the changes.
Is this heresy? Or does anyone agree?
Syracuse022 said:It was an AJ meme first, but most of us were/are all over this place too. We are legion or whatever.
TheOddOne said:It's sounds all plausible. Time will tell I guess
Biggest-Geek-Ever said:Weren't several rings destroyed by Forerunner vessels in Cryptum? Of course, that doesn't explain why they were simply rebuilt.
Those folks at 343 are probably looking at this thread with popcorn in hand.
I have a feeling we will see stuff like terminals in future Halo games that will explain things.S1kkZ said:the only thing i am worried about: with the huge amount of story stuff told in the recent (and upcoming) novels, will halo fans who only play the games be able to make sense of it all? or will 343 just ignore most of the lore like bungie did with halo 1-reach? they cannot fit all of the background information from cryptum and glasslands (havent read it yet) into halo 4, right?
yeah, that would be awesome. i hope the animated terminals are now a part of every halo game. bungie left all the story stuff out of the games and moved it to the novels and it worked (for the most part). but i am not so sure if this will work for halo 4.wwm0nkey said:I have a feeling we will see stuff like terminals in future Halo games that will explain things.
S1kkZ said:the only thing i am worried about: with the huge amount of story stuff told in the recent (and upcoming) novels, will halo fans who only play the games be able to make sense of it all when they play halo 4? or will 343 just ignore most of the story stuff like bungie did with halo 1-reach? they cannot fit all of the background information from cryptum and glasslands (havent read it yet) into halo 4, right?