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Posted by: wildnuke
Posted by: Mr Evil 37
Posted by: ajw34307
The fact the Daleks still cannot be killed (over the past 47/48 years) means they would win. :P
In all seriousness, tech in the DW universe would annihilate Halo's.[/quote]
That's because tech in the Halo universe is actually vaguely realistic and plausible.[/quote]
Or has a reasonable basis in the story.
Precursors, represented to be the perfect, nearly holy race by their shear, well, perfect technology, are presumambly dethroned by a race of egomaniacs who are unconcerned with life (ironically). Power has blinded the Forerunners and given them the unconcerned capacity to destroy the very fabrication of life and consciousness in an entire galaxy.
The Precursors would stomp the Daleks, but the Daleks beat the Forerunners.
Of course, take away the time travel factor and it'd be more interesting. But as it stands, Daleks win.[/quote]
This is the way I see it;
Daleks > forerunners
Timelords or (either one) Trancendal beings > Precursors[/quote]
Except Precursors and their technology are immortal, eternal, invincible or however else you can say it. You can't harm them.
It'd be either a Precursor victory or an eternal conundrum paradox. But Precursors by definition can't lose to anything outside the Halo universe, as only Halo has the science and technology to destroy Precursor technology.
^^^because only Halo has the only weapon physically capable of harming the Precursors: the Neural Weapons. Daleks don't have that; NO ONE has that except the Forerunners and Precursors[/quote]
Forget about harming them..... Timelords would just use the de-mat gun to erase them from space and time.
As for trancendal beings, they can just eat away at thier excistence (literally) or the Eternals just do what they want with them
Paradox or wouldn't work at all.
Precursors appear to be unbounded by the laws of the universe, such as gravity, inertia, energy transferance and even time itself as they don't age and it has no effect on their technology. The very nature of their invincibility proves this.
Also consider the Forerunners could alternate between universes (the friggin' UNSC could too). But in the FR's case, its multiple universes rather then just two.
Now consider the Precursors make Forerunners look insignificant (said in Cryptum by Bornstellar). It appears that Precursors were multidimensional, maybe even being a theoretical Type V civilization (that is to say, write the very rules on physics. We already know they existed outside physics and could bend reality to their will).
By contrast, the Doctor himself states they were the ultimate Type IV civilization, an entire level beneath the likely level of the Precursors.
As the de-mat gun operates under the rules of time, and Precursors are unbounded by...well, really any rules, the de-mat would likely not work.
Either that or it would create another eternal condunrum paradox, where it can't have any affect on the Precursors, but at the same time it can.
Then they would basicly be trancendal beings.
Pretty much. Ever consider the term "transentient?" It implies a higher level of consciousness inconceivable to humans.
In this case, the Precursors and the very fabric of reality are one in the same. In Halo, the soul exists, in the form of consciousness. Neural Physics (Precursor science) is the science stating the mind and universe are completely linked, even that the universe is alive in its own way.
Precursor technology is the soul, or consciousness of the universe. Eternally perfect and pristine in every sense of the word, the Precursors quite literally are the master-gods of reality.
It would take only a weapon as unholy as the Halos to destroy the Precursors: they destroy the consciousness of the universe and any creature it touches. In essence, Halo is a soul killer.