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Posted by: PHYNIX CALL
ok here is the mess that halo reach did to cannon as best explained. Dr Halsey is on reach rebulding mark 4 armor into mark 5 with sheild tech taken during operations before h the fall of reach. the sparten 2 get mark 4 armor a year before the fall of reach. Sparten 117 and the others get the mark 5 just before they step on board the pillar of autumn. Reach screws this idea by giving sparten 3 mark 5 variant 2. the sparten 3 are not even in training when the fall of reach happens, so Halsey should have not even known about Nobel team. kurt is barely starting the sparten 3 project when reach happens. for continuity the game suggest that most of nobel team are from the train sparten from kurts first team of sparten 3 and that they were responceable for cortana delivery to the autumn. not the master cheif as is suggested in the cannon.
No, just no.
1.- Spartan II's had the MJOLNIR Mark IV armor for 27 years now, it was issued to them in 2525.
2.- Noble Team and the majority of the Spartan II's were given the first version of Mark V in November 2551, almost a year before the fall of Reach, the ones in active combat got it a little later (like John).
3.- Noble Team was made up by Spartans from Alpha (Carter, Emile and Jun) and Beta (Kat and Six) company, each of them is above the age of 20 (seeing how the companies were trained in 2531 and 2537 respectively) and Gamma was getting trained or had finished training by then.
4.- Halsey didn't know the members of Noble Team, she just thought they were ONI Spartans, something pointed out in her diary (she mentions Project: JAVELIN, a possible competitor program to the Spartan II's), at no point does she say "Hey, they are Spartan III's!".
5.- Cortana was split just before the battle of Reach, a part of her was kept in the Autumn and other was kept with Halsey.
6.- It's canon, not cannon. A cannon is any piece of artillery that uses gunpowder or other usually explosive-based propellents to launch a projectile.