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Subject: Elite vs Predator.

Posted by: hotshot revan II

Posted by: ThePredkiller2
Elites are nowhere near as disciplined or witty as Predators, thus, Predator wins. Elites may be stronger, but outsmarting a Predator is no easy task, and it is the other way around for the Elite.


Evidence please


Watch any of the Predator films. (Avoid the AvP films like the plague.)

An Elite would have even less of a chance against an Alien, while we're on the topic.

  • 06.28.2011 7:03 PM PDT

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Posted by: RKOSNAKE
I don't see how Elites have any chance of winning this, I mean, we are talking about Predators, the same creatures that would go directly into the heart of a Xenomorph hive to kill their Queen so they could ascend in rank and honor. This is a little description of the Yautja Clan Leaders.

The only way to become a Clan Leader is to clean out an entire Xenomorph hive larger than 300 members in population with a maximum of two others. When this has been proven, the three (or fewer) Yautja all become Clan Leaders. They become the forefathers of that clan and will repopulate with females of their choosing. In order to be elligable for the trials of a hive cleansing, each member of the trio must have at least 3 Queen skull trophies.

Apart from this example, we also see a trio of Predators fighting an incredibly big Xenomorph horde in Aliens vs Predator, this horde consisted of thousands of Xenomorphs, with dozens of them killed by the Predators in close quarters combat. Now, humans in the Aliens universe seemed to be more advanced than the ones in the UNSC. By the year 2122 [Alien] the Colonial Marines had a Rail gun as one of their weapons, their heavy machine gun was able to track enemies and a newer model was able to change the trajectory of its bullets should more than one target be available, etc. Regardless, the Xenomorphs were able to wipe out everybody but Ripley.

Now, 200 years after, in the year 2381 to be exact, the events of Alien: Resurrection take place, there, a military grade ship gets overrun by 12 Xenomorphs after they escaped their containment cell due to their acidic blood. While the humans can't properly contain them, Predators are known to go to hives, capturing and locking Queens without troubles for breeding purposes due to their metals being resistant to acid.

Now, to the matter of "inferior weaponry" Predators (as shown in comics and books) possess remarkable weaponry. One of their infantry classes counts with a weapon called "The Blazer" I will leave the description here.

The blazer is a shoulder-mounted energy projector that fires a sweeping inferno beam. Hotter than many stars at its core, an inferno beam works by instantly heating objects it touches to the point of spontaneous combustion. Given this ability, the weapon is designed to hit as many enemies as possible by sweeping in large arcs across its primary target.

Since it does not need to be aimed with such precision, the Blazer can continue to fire even while on the move. This weapon is far too powerful for normal hunts and is only used for warfare and for killing escaping Alien Queens. It has also been seen in a hand-held form that looks like a rifle.

It is only gifted to those that are part of the Predator military due to its destructive potential, due to the large amount of dishonourable kills that would occur from using this in a hunting ground.

When upgraded, the Blazer Predator mounts a set of two linked blazers, one on each shoulder. The dual blazers coordinate their fire in order to maximize the damage they inflict, by keeping as many enemies on fire as possible. With this upgrade, a single Blazer Predator (The infantry class) can set an entire enemy platoon on fire in seconds.


Along with that little weapon, we have their arsenal of nets and mines used in their hunts, this is the description of the laser net used in Aliens Vs Predator: Requiem.

The laser net is a flat triangular-shaped device that, when deployed, automatically secures itself against a solid surface. When remotely activated, the device produces beams that spans a void until making contact with another solid surface. The lasers do not damage that surface, only slicing through organic materials. When two or more nets are placed across from each other they create a laser 'grid', allowing nothing through but the smallest of creatures.

Other mines and nets that they use are this.

Fire Trap: An explosive mine. Featured in Predator: Concrete Jungle
EMP mine: Disables mechanical devices. Featured in Predator: Concrete Jungle
Sonic trap: Used to stun and temporarily paralyze an enemy or prey. Featured in Predator: Concrete Jungle
Plasma mine: Vaporizes the flesh off the enemy, leaving just the skeleton. Featured in Predator: Concrete Jungle
Remote bomb: Detonated by the Predator or it explodes when in contact with a target. Can be stuck to surfaces. Featured in Aliens versus Predator 2
Laser trap: Creates a laser field that can easily cut through flesh (See above laser net). Featured in AvP:Extinction.
Razor Net: A hunting net intertwined with finely spun, and extremely sharp, wire. Featured in Predator 2 and the first AVP film.


On top of that, Predators can also combine weapons to make them even stronger, this was shown in Aliens vs Predator: Requiem, when one of Wolf's (The Predator) Plasma casters (he had 2, one on each shoulder) was damaged, he removed both of them from their places at his shoulders and combined them to create a Plasma Cannon, this was a stronger, albeit slower version of the caster.

Their starship (or at least the Mothership) also posses a similar weapon to the Covenant's glassing beam as shown in Aliens vs Predator when the Mothership uses the weapon to dig a kilometer (or more, can't remember) on the ice, in mere seconds. Now, should the Covenant were able to board the ship, it also possesses a self-destruct mechanism just like their wrist gauntlets.

So, after being done with this post, which I took me about half an hour due to me having to research on Predators beyond the movies, I would like to hear how an Elite would be able to beat a War equipped/Non-youngblood Predator, for those wondering what a youngblood is, they are basically Minors in the Covenant hierarchy system, too young to fight Xenomorphs (Celtic, Chopper and Scar from Aliens vs Predator were youngbloods for example, Wolf was not as shown by his acid resistant gear).

Posted by: deltaforce000
elites have numbers and skills on there sides if you have ever wathced avp predaters always lose against aleins because of there quickiness and steathly predators suck against other oppents with steathl, elites have steathl making the predators skills worthless


Aliens vs Predator: 3 Youngbloods (Youngbloods are Yautja teens that are making the rite of initiation to the Yautja society by killing their first Xenomorph, so not fully developed or skilled.) Arrive to a Hunting zone and are subsequently killed because the humans that arrived first awakened the Xenomorph Queen, releasing the Drones earlier, not to mention, they took their Plasma Casters. (Youngblood armor is not acid-resistant and they are not as well equipped as Blooded Yautja) Nonetheless, Scar is able to take out several Aliens and fights the Queen, dying in the process.

Aliens vs Predator: A skilled Yautja (Wolf) Arrives to Earth after the Scout ship that separated from the Mother ship is attacked from within by a Predalien, the Yautja aboard blasts a hole through the ship's hull with it's Plasma Caster (showing the true power of the weapon.) and is killed by the Predalien, making the ship crash into the planet and releasing an unknown number of Facehuggers into the outskirts of a town in Colorado. Wolf arrives and begins to kill Xenomorphs effortlessly, even taking on (and overpowering) two fully grown Xenomorphs in hand to hand combat, before the Predalien interrupted the fight and punched him aside, but in the end, Wolf was able to kill the Predalien with just his wristblade. (He could have used his Whip or his Discs but he decided to fight with honor) and was killed by the Nuclear Explosion caused by a US Government plane that whipped out all the Xenomorphs in the area along with the Predalien and Wolf.

Anyways, Yautja can also detect camouflaged opponents, given how their main vision mode when wearing their masks is thermal vision, as it is known by anybody who has read The Flood, the camouflage that Spec Ops Elites use gives off huge thermal readings and thus, the Yautja's mask would show him a 7 foot tall red spot in front of him.


No response? I am disappointed Elite defenders.


As am I. Although I would like to see a Predator versing a SPARTAN. =P

  • 06.28.2011 7:05 PM PDT

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That'd be an interesting concept Predkiller, I would pay to see a Halo vs Predator movie xD

  • 06.28.2011 10:52 PM PDT


Posted by: RKOSNAKE

Posted by: NAStheMagiking

Posted by: RKOSNAKE

Posted by: otterboyz
Other than to test it in game for your self your going to have to take my word on it. other weapons with a thermal sight include: Spartan laser, Sniper rifle and the fuel rod gun.

if you want to check for yourself look at the scope section of the focus rifle and have another player run in front of your reticule, its magic!


That's not Thermal, if it was, you'd be able to see people with camouflage, but if you have a camouflaged player stand in front of you, you will see that they do not show up on the scope.

So, no, no thermal.
But it does have thermal imaging. It's just not put to use in gameplay, probably due to balancing issues. Though I do find it strange that the Covenant doesn't have thermal vision tech (beyond the Focus Rifle), given how technologically advanced they are.


The Covenant doesn't have access to Thermal detecting technology as far as we know, and neither do the Focus nor Beam Rifle detect heat signatures, they just pick the outlines of objects.


Outlines of objects and thick white images of Spartans and elites that clearly resemble modern day thermal imaging technology.

Just saying :P


[Edited on 06.29.2011 12:48 AM PDT]

  • 06.29.2011 12:48 AM PDT

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Posted by: otterboyz

Outlines of objects and thick white images of Spartans and elites that clearly resemble modern day thermal imaging technology.

Just saying :P


Actually, the Beam rifle doesn't even have that aim assist now that I checked in Halo 3, and, if it was thermal (which is not) then you would be able to see camouflaged enemies on it, because Camouflage gives off HUGE amounts of heat.

  • 06.29.2011 1:50 AM PDT

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Posted by: otterboyz

Posted by: RKOSNAKE

Posted by: NAStheMagiking

Posted by: RKOSNAKE

Posted by: otterboyz
Other than to test it in game for your self your going to have to take my word on it. other weapons with a thermal sight include: Spartan laser, Sniper rifle and the fuel rod gun.

if you want to check for yourself look at the scope section of the focus rifle and have another player run in front of your reticule, its magic!


That's not Thermal, if it was, you'd be able to see people with camouflage, but if you have a camouflaged player stand in front of you, you will see that they do not show up on the scope.

So, no, no thermal.
But it does have thermal imaging. It's just not put to use in gameplay, probably due to balancing issues. Though I do find it strange that the Covenant doesn't have thermal vision tech (beyond the Focus Rifle), given how technologically advanced they are.


The Covenant doesn't have access to Thermal detecting technology as far as we know, and neither do the Focus nor Beam Rifle detect heat signatures, they just pick the outlines of objects.


Outlines of objects and thick white images of Spartans and elites that clearly resemble modern day thermal imaging technology.

Just saying :P


I hope you aren't using MW2 as a reference.... Just saying.

Anyways, RKOSNAKE is right. If it were truly thermal, it would pick up on a camouflaged enemy and the massive heeat signature it's giving off. It's probably some type of image enhancer to make out clearer targets. Sort of like a night vision, or better yet, VISR; since it's usually outlining almost all of the objects in the area.

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Posted by: hotshot revan II

Posted by: ThePredkiller2
Elites are nowhere near as disciplined or witty as Predators, thus, Predator wins. Elites may be stronger, but outsmarting a Predator is no easy task, and it is the other way around for the Elite.


Evidence please


Watch any of the Predator films. (Avoid the AvP films like the plague.)

An Elite would have even less of a chance against an Alien, while we're on the topic.


I only watched the first one,a single one got wounded by bursts from ballistic weapons.A single plasma weapon would do the job.

But i see they had stealth which gives them a huge advantage.

  • 06.29.2011 5:48 AM PDT

I think it's safe to say that the reasoning for it not indicating the position of camo'd opponents is for gameplay purposes, which I would say is pretty obvious. Regardless if it comes into affect in gameplay, or not, it's stated to have that functionality. That's the FR, btw.



[Edited on 06.29.2011 5:59 AM PDT]

  • 06.29.2011 5:54 AM PDT

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Posted by: NAStheMagiking
I think it's safe to say that the reasoning for it not indicating the position of camo'd opponents is for gameplay purposes, which I would say is pretty obvious. Regardless if it comes into affect in gameplay, or not, it's stated to have that functionality.


Where is it stated? By your logic, these outlines in the scopes are probably just game aesthetics for Reach in particular.

The best assumption I can make if they do serve a function is VISR.

[Edited on 06.29.2011 6:01 AM PDT]

  • 06.29.2011 5:59 AM PDT


Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: NAStheMagiking
I think it's safe to say that the reasoning for it not indicating the position of camo'd opponents is for gameplay purposes, which I would say is pretty obvious. Regardless if it comes into affect in gameplay, or not, it's stated to have that functionality.


Where is it stated? By your logic, these outlines in the scopes are probably just game aesthetics for Reach in particular.

The best assumption I can make if they do serve a function is VISR.
Halo Nation. I think the outlines are there to indicate that the weapon in question has special visor functionality, but not to provide benefit for the player. Balancing issues, and all that.


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Posted by: hotshot revan II

Posted by: ThePredkiller2
Elites are nowhere near as disciplined or witty as Predators, thus, Predator wins. Elites may be stronger, but outsmarting a Predator is no easy task, and it is the other way around for the Elite.


Evidence please


Watch any of the Predator films. (Avoid the AvP films like the plague.)

An Elite would have even less of a chance against an Alien, while we're on the topic.
Sangheili are an extremely disciplined, and Honorable, race, too. They're similar to the Predator in that they're raised to be warriors, and respect those that best them in battle. They're extremely intelligent, and highly efficient tacticians. Humans were able to adapt to the tactics of the Predators, and it's a very safe bet that an Elite would also do the same; only it is far better equipped than any human. I'm pretty confident that outsmarting a Sangheili warrior is not an easy task, at all.

The fact that they boast great mobility on their home world, which boasts higher gravity, means that locales with lesser gravity would have them zipping around at even greater speeds, and jumping at greater heights. Same with regards to their physical power, being greater by not having to fight stronger gravitational forces; but I think we've established that they are stronger.

If you watch 'the duel' a single warrior is able to take down an army of Covenant, who are using both long range and close-quarters combat. The power, and precision, behind each hit speaks for itself. Amongst those troops was also a Wraith tank, which he effortlessly turns over, 2 Ghosts; and 3 50ft Hunters.

I won't deny the Predator's impressive arsenal of weapons, but we all know that has never ensured it victory; and with an Elite proving a much tougher adversary than humans it's not likely to mean too much here, either.

[Edited on 06.29.2011 7:58 AM PDT]

  • 06.29.2011 6:19 AM PDT

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Posted by: NAStheMagiking

Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: NAStheMagiking
I think it's safe to say that the reasoning for it not indicating the position of camo'd opponents is for gameplay purposes, which I would say is pretty obvious. Regardless if it comes into affect in gameplay, or not, it's stated to have that functionality.


Where is it stated? By your logic, these outlines in the scopes are probably just game aesthetics for Reach in particular.

The best assumption I can make if they do serve a function is VISR.
Halo Nation. I think the outlines are there to indicate that the weapon in question has special visor functionality, but not to provide benefit for the player. Balancing issues, and all that.


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Posted by: hotshot revan II

Posted by: ThePredkiller2
Elites are nowhere near as disciplined or witty as Predators, thus, Predator wins. Elites may be stronger, but outsmarting a Predator is no easy task, and it is the other way around for the Elite.


Evidence please


Watch any of the Predator films. (Avoid the AvP films like the plague.)

An Elite would have even less of a chance against an Alien, while we're on the topic.


Sangheili are an extremely disciplined, and Honorable, race, too. They're similar to the Predator in that they're raised to be warriors, and respect those that best them in battle. They're extremely intelligent, and highly efficient tacticians. Humans were able to adapt to the tactics of the Predators, and it's a very safe bet that an Elite would also do the same; only it is far better equipped than any human. I'm pretty confident that outsmarting a Sangheili warrior is not an easy task, at all.

The fact that they boast great mobility on their home world, which boasts higher gravity, means that locales with lesser gravity would have them zipping around at even greater speeds, and jumping at greater heights. Same with regards to their physical power, being greater by not having to fight stronger gravitational forces; but I think we've established that they are stronger.

If you watch 'the duel' a single warrior is able to take down an army of Covenant, who are using both long range and close-quarters combat. The power, and precision, behind each hit speaks for itself. Amongst those troops was also a Wraith tank, which he effortlessly turns over, 2 Ghosts; and 3 50ft Hunters.

I won't deny the Predator's impressive arsenal of weapons, but we all know that has never ensured it victory; and with an Elite proving a much tougher adversary than humans it's not likely to mean too much here, either.


You do know that the Storm Trooper effect is used in "The Duel", right? If by any chance you don't know what that means, it means this:

The Principle of Evil Marksmanship (also known as the Stormtrooper Effect) states that enemy marksmen in action films are often very bad shots and almost never harm the main characters. They are generally only capable of hitting a target if the target is either of no value to the plot or if their death will advance said plot.

Or as Jim Murphy of New York put it as.

The bad guys are always lousy shots in the movies. Three villains with Uzis will go after the hero, spraying thousands of rounds which miss him, after which he picks them off with a handgun.

Another point, Predators come from a nigh inhospitable planet full of radiation and heat, making them adapt to extreme environments, not to mention that their world possesses a higher gravity when compared to Earth.

Elites are also extremely zealous and that often gets in their way when fighting, they'd rather stay weaponless than pick up a fully loaded Assault Rifle at their feet. A Yautja (not that he would need to, since he can carry more weapons than an Elite can ever wish to) wouldn't have a problem using improvised weapons or the Elite's own weapons against him.

  • 06.29.2011 10:11 AM PDT
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NOT INTO THE LONG GRASS!

Clearly the Xenomorphs

Or the Reapers

Or the Forerunners

Or the Precursors

  • 06.29.2011 10:12 AM PDT

How about a compromise? It would depend on the situation.

Predators are trained to hunt.
Elites are trained to battle.

In a guerrilla style fight the predator wins. On a battlefield the elite wins.

[Edited on 06.29.2011 5:07 PM PDT]

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Posted by: PWNR of awesome
I am a fan of both but, elites are just flat out badass. They have cloaking, BETTER plasma weapons, and ENERGY swords.


Predators have infared that can see cloaked enemies.

Predator Camo>elite camo

Better plasma weapons? How so? The predator would simply hunt the elite and when he had a shot he would blow the elite away with it's plasma caster which can target and pinpoint enemies.

Plasma caster>Plasma rifle

Energy swords only help in confined places. I would agree the energy sword is better than wrists blades, but wrist blades can be ballistic, they have a retractable combi spear that can be cloaked, and also have chakrams and laser nets.

Predator weapons>elite weapons

Personally I like both, but Predators just have way too much of an advantage over elites and would simply hunt them down and kill them.

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Posted by: ChargedRogue
Are you kidding? Elites win hands down. Elites are as strong as a spartan 2 without augmentations, allowing them to flip warthogs and the like. Predators have never and will never show anything near this kind of strength. Secondly, the Predator would be slaughtered close range as his puny wrist blades and spear will do nothing to a sangheili's energy sword. If it is a long range encounter, we may as well give a plasma rifle to the elite. This beast spews molten slag at a much faster rate than the predator weapon, and if we go by canon to unarmored flesh it can literally burn right through. The predators would cower at the feet of a Sangheili warrior, no doubt.
^ This guy knows what he is talking about. SANGHEILI FTW!!!

  • 06.29.2011 6:36 PM PDT

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Posted by: the n00b pwner
How about a compromise? It would depend on the situation.

Predators are trained to hunt.
Elites are trained to battle.

In a guerrilla style fight the predator wins. On a battlefield the elite wins.

Yeah, I agree. There's a lot of different classes of Elites in the Covenant Army, and the same can be said about types of classes within the Yautja Culture.

If we use an Elite trained to fight in the battlefield, then pit it against a War-Class Predator.

If we use a Hunter-Class Predator, pit it against a StealthOps or Ossoona Elite.

And if there's a Super Black Predator, send in Adrien Brody.

  • 06.29.2011 7:16 PM PDT

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Posted by: NAStheMagiking

Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: NAStheMagiking
I think it's safe to say that the reasoning for it not indicating the position of camo'd opponents is for gameplay purposes, which I would say is pretty obvious. Regardless if it comes into affect in gameplay, or not, it's stated to have that functionality.


Where is it stated? By your logic, these outlines in the scopes are probably just game aesthetics for Reach in particular.

The best assumption I can make if they do serve a function is VISR.
Halo Nation. I think the outlines are there to indicate that the weapon in question has special visor functionality, but not to provide benefit for the player. Balancing issues, and all that.


But can you provide a link to the page that says this?


  • 06.29.2011 7:18 PM PDT


Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: NAStheMagiking

Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: NAStheMagiking
I think it's safe to say that the reasoning for it not indicating the position of camo'd opponents is for gameplay purposes, which I would say is pretty obvious. Regardless if it comes into affect in gameplay, or not, it's stated to have that functionality.


Where is it stated? By your logic, these outlines in the scopes are probably just game aesthetics for Reach in particular.

The best assumption I can make if they do serve a function is VISR.
Halo Nation. I think the outlines are there to indicate that the weapon in question has special visor functionality, but not to provide benefit for the player. Balancing issues, and all that.


But can you provide a link to the page that says this?

Here you are
Second paragraph, not far above the Trivia section. It's the last sentence.

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Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: the n00b pwner
How about a compromise? It would depend on the situation.

Predators are trained to hunt.
Elites are trained to battle.

In a guerrilla style fight the predator wins. On a battlefield the elite wins.

Yeah, I agree. There's a lot of different classes of Elites in the Covenant Army, and the same can be said about types of classes within the Yautja Culture.

If we use an Elite trained to fight in the battlefield, then pit it against a War-Class Predator.

If we use a Hunter-Class Predator, pit it against a StealthOps or Ossoona Elite.

And if there's a Super Black Predator, send in Adrien Brody.


I lol'd.

And a War-Class Predator would -blam!- any Opponent the Covenant could send him.

  • 06.29.2011 9:29 PM PDT

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I'd like to see it pwn a squad of Hunters >.>

  • 06.30.2011 7:53 AM PDT

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Posted by: NAStheMagiking

Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: NAStheMagiking

Posted by: SSgt Shapiro

Posted by: NAStheMagiking
I think it's safe to say that the reasoning for it not indicating the position of camo'd opponents is for gameplay purposes, which I would say is pretty obvious. Regardless if it comes into affect in gameplay, or not, it's stated to have that functionality.


Where is it stated? By your logic, these outlines in the scopes are probably just game aesthetics for Reach in particular.

The best assumption I can make if they do serve a function is VISR.
Halo Nation. I think the outlines are there to indicate that the weapon in question has special visor functionality, but not to provide benefit for the player. Balancing issues, and all that.


But can you provide a link to the page that says this?

Here you are
Second paragraph, not far above the Trivia section. It's the last sentence.


And there it is :) Thanks!

But I'm still not sure if it's thermal. Sure, Halo Nation says it, but that's a secondary source, not a primary source. It could just be speculation from the author who wrote the page. I mean I don't mean to argue about it, but it could just be an image enhancer that outlines objects like the VISR in an ODST helmet.

If it's true though, then the Elites have a better chance. And due to my bias on siding with the Yautja, I say let the rifle have thermal sensory.

P.S. Has anybody ever heard of the Stalker Predator? I heard it's capable of making itself practically invisible to thermal vision.

[Edited on 06.30.2011 8:02 AM PDT]

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Posted by: DecepticonCobra

We are all going to get banned aren't we?

I love how people call some of the more constant members "halo fanboys" yet you can clearly see them saying that a predator would beat an elite (which it would) yet the "non-fan boys" are doing the exact opposite.

This is so mint.

  • 06.30.2011 7:59 AM PDT

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I hate to admit that Elites would lose, but I know too much about the Predators. More than I know about Elites, and that's quite a bit.

I'll try not to cry as one of my favorite species gets raped up the chuff, just try not to use a net gun. :(

  • 06.30.2011 8:14 AM PDT

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Last time I check the Arbiter Elite's we're the pros at killing....so list this have you seen Arbiter's armor ? Its plating stops plasma at it's track except for energy swords....

Think about it this way Elite's don't even need thermal to detect you cause they're trained to know when someone is cloaked,

And has anyone else seen Halo Legends or Halo Wars ? The Arbiter was a bad ass.....lets see while Arbiter vs the Inheriter Arbiter with a Katana sword they both may have died...but as you can see they've been through alot to get to their rank meaning having to "not" die when the mission has been assigned suicide based for the start......

Predator can use plasma weapons all he wants but I doubt he'd kill an Arbiter one on one with and without plasma weapons

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Posted by: DecepticonCobra

We are all going to get banned aren't we?


Posted by: King Dark604
Last time I check the Arbiter Elite's we're the pros at killing....so list this have you seen Arbiter's armor ? Its plating stops plasma at it's track except for energy swords....

Think about it this way Elite's don't even need thermal to detect you cause they're trained to know when someone is cloaked,

And has anyone else seen Halo Legends or Halo Wars ? The Arbiter was a bad ass.....lets see while Arbiter vs the Inheriter Arbiter with a Katana sword they both may have died...but as you can see they've been through alot to get to their rank meaning having to "not" die when the mission has been assigned suicide based for the start......

Predator can use plasma weapons all he wants but I doubt he'd kill an Arbiter one on one with and without plasma weapons


where did you see arbys armor stop plasma? it is bullet proof last time i checked.

Yet none of the noticed roland being cloaked or any of the other SIIIs.

I am pretty such a predator and elite are near the same in pure physical strength since they are roughly the same weight and size. I am betting that the Yautjia have far more training and discipline than any elite. Not to mention they got to that technology level by themselves

  • 06.30.2011 8:39 AM PDT