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Posted by: joedanny96
>didact
>powerful
He was killed by a grenade.
Yep.
Posted by: Arbiter 739
Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Posted by: Garshne
Posted by: SubtleSpartan
Explain how it is more grounded in reality, I see no mention of accessing alternate dimensions in my science magazines.While not applicable to IRL science, this is a fictional (fictional) universe, and therefore the rules are different.
According to the rules and science of the Halo Universe, slipspace is grounded in reality.
Right so because it makes sense in the halo universe it makes sense for us. So that should mean this other "space magic" should make sense as well right?
:/
Tell you guys what, name every incident of space magic in halo 4 and I'll dissaprove it.
Of course you can. You've read the books, haven't you? In-game the player gets a load of questions.
"I thought the Covenant were friends."
"A lot can change in X years."
And then it's not brought up again.
Personally, I think the worst-case of Space Magic is when cortana shields John from a nuke using hardlight.
I will admit that the thing about Halo's atmosphere not being sucked into space is a good point, though I've never truly noticed it before.
Well, gravity would probably be holding the player to the Ring, seeing as how the larger the object the greater the gravitational force. Just a guess.