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Posted by: xecnalxes117
Posted by: Cmdr DaeFaron
Posted by: UL7IM4 G33K
Posted by: Atom Alchemist
and i've read every book, and halo comic barring cryptum, but i know that the game canon comes first at all times.
True, but that doesn't forgive the games for disregarding established canon, even if it was book canon.
But if the book was written in a month...Writing a book within a month is actually a long time. Bungie already came up with the synopsis, so they just needed someone to completely write the book. Anyone who read the original first 3 books, before Halo 2 came out, agrees that the books override the game canon. Those who don't are obviously blind fanboys.
Nah, you see, I follow the rules of canon set by Bungie, WHEN Fall of reach and CE came out.
To ignore it means you are just a picky ass who goes "I don't like this, it must be non-canon!"
Posted by: Moirai
Posted by: Cmdr DaeFaron
Posted by: Moirai
What I would like to know is how the corvette even got to the supercarrier with its engines shot out. That always struck me as a major flaw in the whole 'let's take out the supercarrier' plan.
Um... space.
It doesn't magically stop because it's engines are damaged, they would keep going.
And for the final boost, thrusters.
Thrusters... You just made that up. Go on, admit it. :P
Besides, it would be terribly convenient if the corvette just happened to be pointing in exactly the right direction to reach the 'so far away to be out of sight' supercarrier.
Actually, thrusters are a common thing on any sci-fi spaceship. Without thrusters, they cannot maneuver.
Also, when you are in the space area around the Corvette, you can see the super-carrier in the distance. As it was flying toward it in the first place to refuel, I don't see why that's so odd...