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Posted by: Spartan 100
Posted by: Sarge sammy1997
Star Wars: The Force, SDs. SSDs, Death Stars, Sun Crushers, DarkSaber,Eye of Palpatine, Galaxy Gun, Star Forge,mass shadow generator,World Devastators,Yo'gand's Core,Dark Reaper, and of course, Clones, droids, and the Thought Bomb.
Halo: Halos, Flood, Forerunners.
I'm sorry, but I believe Star Wars wins. The halos are in the Halo universe, not the Star Wars universe so they have no affect.
Twelve 30000km diameter halos, seven 10000km diameter halos. Nova Bomb also there are the trillions of onyx sentinels, quarantine shields [composed of trillions of vigilants], sentinels, hard light, Harnessing stars, design-seeds, weapon-ships, war-machines, fighting suits, and so much more.
To put into perspective of everything he said in order:
Can move/fire in isolated areas, same thing, can crack a planet wide open, probably could Death Star the Death Star, that's trillions of automated warships, infinite number of them, don't know what else to say here, yes Forerunners used stars as a energy source, they can grow ships from a seed like a plant, basically warships, again nothing to say, can pull the crust off of a planet***
***It has in fact been confirmed upon closer scrutinization of Cryptum that Seekers, at least, are classified as combat suits, not star fighters or air supperiority vehicles. An individual War Sphinx (the older, more primitive Seekers) could, according to Bornstellar, flatten cities and actually generally disrupt the ecosystem of an entire continent. Seekers are the advanced version.
So, suffice it to say that these things are disgustingly powerful. Point being, at the fall of the Prophet Homeworld, no warships partook in the completea annihilation of the planet, only automated defenses like small weapon platforms and Seekers. Yet at the same time, entire canyons were gouged into the surface by way of literally yanking slabs of crust out of the planet, and spinning them around like a ragdoll.
So, like a broken record, the immeasurable power of the Forerunners is brought to light and those who are not open minded enough to accept the power of them cry fan-wank and immedietely call for the exclusion of the Forerunners and Precursors from the fight, even though the title of the threead quite clearly says " Halo vs Star Wars," not "What's Left of Halo vs Star Wars."
So why would this be, I wonder? What rubbish justifications do those foul-criers have to explain their reasoning? Unfairness? Can't be. How many factions does Halo have? 6, including the Ancient Man race, while also not including the Insurrection, as they are effectively the UNSC. How many does SW have? Uncountable.
So fairness is not the deal; I never heard any of the Forerunner nay-sayers present the possibility that maybe 6 vs several hundred might a wee bit unfair.
The lack of evidence as has been suggested? Well, I don't see any one here using any kind of weapon or ability that has never been specifically stated to exist (that is to say, legitimately trying it). We present proof, we calculate, we give evidence. No ability mentioned thus far, to my knowledge, has not been supported by source material.
For example, Necrons from WH40k use a special weapon that destroys physical matter no matter how strong it is. Did anyone say hard light could do something this? Has anyone said Forerunner weapons had any magical abilities that set them apart like the Necrons? No, they haven't. So we calculate the physical force exerted by a weapon, since we have no other choice.
So it would seem the only real reason the nay-sayers wish to exclude the Ancient races and superweapons is because that would be depriving Halo of its most valuable assests, while Wars' numbers alone would swamp such a degraded Haloverse.
First rule of tactical warfare: deny your enemy the ability to wage war.
These people aren't stupid, they know damn well that the Contemporary Haloverse would burn to the ground against Star Wars due entirely to superior army size. They cannot face the fact that the Forerunners and Precursors would be mopping the Empire's splattered brains off of the surface of Endor within weeks.
No, scratch that: they do recognize it, which is precisely why they try to kill the Ancients off. They just can't admit it (protip: when friggin' Factpile admits the Forerunners would eat the Empire for breakfast (and not even giving them the courtesy of eating them for lunch, let alone dinner) to such a degree there is a strongly opinionated debate on whether or not the FR deserves such an award for a stomp of that magnitude the Richter Scale broke, you know the Forerunners mean buisness).
(Pro-tip 2.0: Factpile hates Halo with a living passion)
They attempt to drop a plot bomb on the Ancients, which, last time I checked, does not actually exist in either universe to be a quantifiable threat to any faction on any side.