- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: Spartan2010
Posted by: O R D O M
Posted by: Spartan2010
Did you guys watch the same trailer I did?
I saw Cortana, talking. Granted, it MIGHT not be to the Chief, but who else would it be to?
God gave you a brain (I hope). Please use it.
Posted by: halo04
She cant there to far away. would take years before it got there.
One word: SLIPSPACE.
If the Flood are intelligent enough to take over bodies, use weapons, drive Ghosts, Warthogs, Scorpions and Wraiths, Banshees, and In Amber Clad, and all that jazz, they sure as hell can pilot High Charity
Once again; use your brain.
NO. The forerunner ship was the power source to ALL of High Charity. There is no power to even move High Charity around! It is just a dark, abandoned, powerless floating city now.
yes, but he can still see and hear her!!!!!!!!! meaning he is in the signals range
I don't think chief ever talked to or acknowledged that she was there. It was more like her just talking to herself, where the Chief couldn't hear her.
Then explain why there were still lights on, the doors still worked (end of Halo 2 credits--see the door moving?), and Cortana was able to appear. If there was no power, then all of the above wouldnt've occured.
By the way: don't use the excuse that Cortana was able to appear in the Pillar of Autumn in Halo 1. There was still power in the ship, and quite a lot of it if it was able to have the doors work, the lights on, AND the generators/engines work well enough that they could be detonated, and have all of Installation 04 (Halo 1) be blown to bits.
In short, your theory is wrong.
I thought about that as I was typing. I don't know why. Possibly backup generators or they had a power plant that JUST powered that part of High Charity (since it is basically the Prophets area) BUT, I know that High Charity CANNOT MOVE, because there power (main power) came from the giant forerunner ship in the middle.....SO...my theory is right.
[Edited on 6/30/2006]