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Posted by: Black Eagle X99
Posted by: AnonymousF22
I wouldn't put such a big emphasis on the book's crossing over into the games so much.
As you said the Composer in the books is different from the one in Halo 4 . .
I have noticed with a lot of game franchises that have book's and game's . . The two rarely seem to be connected well =(
Book's tend to have a much bigger focus on the story and lore.
While video games are more focused on action and drama.
Yes both mediums have things in common, a story, action, drama, etc . .
But the way they implement them is very different.
I wouldn't be surprised if the future Halo games have little to nothing in common with the future books =([/quote]
How was the Composer any different? In fact, other than being explained, when was it even seen?
Honest question, it's been awhile since Primordium.[/quote]For some reason in Halo 4 it was unable to preserve the memories of those composed. Now whether it was set by the Didact to do that I suppose we don't really know, I would love for that to be cleared up, because right now it appears the composer in each medium functions a different way. It was seen in the game to answer your question, it is the huge monolith that the Didact lifts out of that asteroid base.[/quote]
Yeah I know what it was, and it still does that. Spartan Ops Episode 5 has a scene where a Forerunner device of some sort, linked to the Prometheans, depicts a set of memories from the humans Composed in New Harmony.
The Composer fuels the Prometheans simply because that's its current function under the Didact. Ultimately the Composer digitizes its victims into computer form. What happens to them after that is decided later. The "Ghosts" in Primordium were holographic projections. The Lifeworker says that he lets the human village out of their machines to roam free as holograms because it feels more natural to them--and, indeed, to himself. Forthenco Lord of Admirals was composed and uploaded into the mind of Chakas' ancestors. The New Harmony humans were Composed and used as fuel for the Prometheans.
The Composer is the same, but the way it's used is different.
Posted by: AnonymousF22
Posted by: ROBERTO jh
Posted by: AnonymousF22
I wouldn't put such a big emphasis on the book's crossing over into the games so much.
As you said the Composer in the books is different from the one in Halo 4 . .
I have noticed with a lot of game franchises that have book's and game's . . The two rarely seem to be connected well =(
Book's tend to have a much bigger focus on the story and lore.
While video games are more focused on action and drama.
Yes both mediums have things in common, a story, action, drama, etc . .
But the way they implement them is very different.
I wouldn't be surprised if the future Halo games have little to nothing in common with the future books =(
How was the Composer any different? In fact, other than being explained, when was it even seen?
Honest question, it's been awhile since Primordium.
The composer is shown towards the end of Halo 4 . .
I know that, I was talking about in the books.Interesting. Well this furthers my theory then, the composers being the same makes this entire scenario all the more possible. I have to wonder though why Bornstellar-Didact harbors such a hatred for humanity when his closest friends are human. Seems strange to me. I hope we find out more about that in book three.
Wait, since when did Bornstellar hate humans? He Composes Chakas to save his life, iirc. And the Didact in Halo 4 was the Ur. The Terminals make that abundantly clear, since we see the same Didact's life play out from thousands of years ago, to his imprisonment.