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Posted by: HaloNinja82
Posted by: ferrrari
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Posted by: Kyle Knight
Also, I'd like to point out that the Spartan IVs were not on Reach...it takes away the reputation of Spartans as being rare and Superhuman when they are all of a sudden available again like mass produced candy. My opinion anyways. Chief will treat them like soldiers, but the bond will not be the same as the one shared with other Spartans.
Fred, Linda and Kelly didn't seem to have trouble bonding with the Spartan-IIIs.
Spartan 3s went through the same -blam!- as spartan 2s, they were also taught by a spartan 2. These spartan 4s although may be the best human soilders, are still babys comapred to these real spartans.
What? The spartan 4s have gon through all the same things, only without the special armor, and did the one thing almost no other spartan could. SURVIVE. Just because they weren't spartans from the start, dosen't make them any less skilled in any way. Sure they don't have enhancements but ODST's don't either and they were given as much, if not more respect than Spartans for most of the war.Ok... They have the one thing that other Spartans have not... SURVIVE? Spartan IIIs were sent on suicide missions, because they were just that. If a SPARTAN III couldn't live through it, an ODST didn't stand a chance.
Also the Spartan IIs probably died helping personel. Hell for all we know the Spartan IIs may have helped save some future Spartan IVs ass.
Spartans IVs have gone through SIMILAR but not exact things. Spartans were given the jobs that normal personnel (aka potential future Spartan IVs) couldn't do, as best shown by the Spartan IIIs.
Oh Spartans IIs and IIIs did survive the war. Not all of them... But not all Marines/ODSTs that could have been Spartan IVs survived either.
Really surviving is also a matter of chance. If the Covenant had caught up to and bombarded the Pillar of Autum, rather than boarding it, before the Chief could get out then Chief would be dead right now.