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Posted by: ElementalRunner
Posted by: Commander Stroll
Still using a pump-action shotgun over 500 years in the future I see.
omg not realistic stop game production plz
Posted by: Gamer Whale
Posted by: CoolCJ24
I always believed that UNSC ships have anti-gravity, but have not fully understoof or perfected it due to a high energy input required.
Example: Frigates are just about "light" enough to be help up by anti-gravity technology. But the Pillar of Autumn required 6 of those additional thrusters (as seen in Halo: Reach) because the Autumn would not have been able to take off from dry-dock using its anti-gravity alone; the anti-grav tech cannot hold the Autumn up by its own.
But 2.5 km Phoenixes have anti-grav. My guess is that the stuff is expensive, so only "light" FFG's get full anti-grav, along with colony ships. The others get enough for controlled crash.
Reasonable?
Yeah, that sounds reasonable; I completely forgot about Spirit of Fire. :S