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Forerunner feats
The numbers aren't necessary stated, we go by worlds like onyx and shield worlds that have been stated before. A Single world has trillions of droids, and there are hundreds of these shield worlds.
Onyx shattered and the surface exploded into space. Obscured by layers of dust and fire, a blazing pattern emerged beneath: crosses and lines and dots."Magnification factor one thousand," Lash ordered.Yang was frozen.Waters bent over and tapped in the command.The view on-screen blinked and stepped closer past boiling air, clouds, tumbling mountains zooming to ground level, revealing a lattice of three-meter-long rods and half-meter blazing red spheres that hovered between them, forming a crystalline structure."Back it off," Lash said The view pulled back and showed that this drone-constructed scaffolding stretched over kilometers they had been under every landmass, every ocean under the entire surface orderly linked rows like the carbon bonds of an infinite polymer chain, or an immense colony of living interlinked army ants.The drones were the planet Onyx."There are trillions of them," Lieutenant Durruno whispered.Clusters of drones heated; culminated beams shot forth again, targeting more distant Covenant vessels and vaporizing them.
-Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
Can make suns
The Spartans gathered as well to listen. In truth, while they understood the scientific principles that led Dr. Halsey to her conclusions, they still didn't quite believe them. "We start with this so-called sun." She pointed straight up and then gestured to the data on her screen. "Spectra and energy output are consistent with a G2-type dwarf, one of slightly smaller dimensions than Sol. "Next, you will note the curvature of this world, concave, as seen through Linda's sniper scope." She tabbed to a new screen and it sketched the star and a curve that arced to complete a full circle. "Extrapolating, I calculate a diameter of three hundred million kilometers, two astronomical units, or a radius equivalent to the distance of the Earth orbiting its sun. "Conclusion?" She paused for dramatic effect. "We are inside a Micro Dyson sphere." Ash pulled off his helmet and vigorously scratched his head with both hands. "That can't be right," he protested. "We stepped through the rift and showed up here instantaneously. Even in Slipstream space it would have taken some time to travel to another star" "Entirely true," Dr. Halsey said, "but we have not left Onyx." "This is the part I don't get," Kelly muttered. "The Forerunners' grasp of Slipspace technology was far more advanced than ours or the Covenant's," Dr. Halsey explained. "I believe this sphere resides in the center of the planet, encapsulated and protected by a Slipspace bubble of compressed dimensionality."
-Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
Can make worlds.
Our ship stopped at several installations where the science of planetary formation was being taken to advanced stages. Rocky worlds were at a premium, one of the Miners explained to me in the ship’s small, sparsely appointed lounge. Forerunners now had the ability to collapse an asteroid field into a molten mass of the twenty-megameter range, then cool and cure the protoplanet in less than ten thousand years.
-Halo: Cryptum
With that in mind the Forerunners held note the 3 million was what they had listed they were actually growing even larger, and if u want i can show proof of it as well.
Some of the ideals are factually true. The Forerunners were sophisticated above all other empires and powerful almost beyond measure. Our ecumene spanned three million fertile worlds. We had achieved the greatest heights of technology and physical knowledge, at least since the time of the Precursors, who, some say, shaped us in their image, and rewarded that image with their breath.
-Halo: Cryptum
Other things the forerunners can do.
From those inner secrets, Forerunners have prodded sufficient power to change the shape of worlds, move stars, and even to contemplate shifting the axes of entire galaxies. We have explored other realities, other spaces—slipspace, denial of locale, shunspace, trick geodetics, natal void, the photon-only realm called the Glow.
-Halo: Cryptum
Most of the planet is made out of droids that can vaporize not destroy, but vaporize both UNSC and Covenant alike.
Onyx shattered and the surface exploded into space. Obscured by layers of dust and fire, a blazing pattern emerged beneath: crosses and lines and dots. "Magnification factor one thousand," Lash ordered. Yang was frozen. Waters bent over and tapped in the command. The view on-screen blinked and stepped closerpast boiling air, clouds, tumbling mountains zooming to ground level, revealing a lattice of three-meter-long rods and half-meter blazing red spheres that hovered between them, forming a crystalline structure. "Back it off," Lash said The view pulled back and showed that this drone-constructed scaffolding stretched over kilometers they had been under every landmass, every ocean under the entire surface orderly linked rows like the carbon bonds of an infinite polymer chain, or an immense colony of living interlinked army ants. The drones were the planet Onyx. "There are trillions of them," Lieutenant Durruno whispered. Clusters of drones heated; culminated beams shot forth again, targeting more distant Covenant vessels and vaporizing them.
-Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
Production of ships can be made so fast that even bornstellar has trouble keeping up with how they are made.
“They’ve come to ask my help—or arrest me again. I think the former, and I think I know why—but Imust not help them. I’ve stayed here too long already. It’s time to leave. And all of you will come with me.” “Where? How?” My answer arrived even as I spoke. The platform was still rising. The circling pillars sprouted bulkheads, beams, and stanchions—all the necessary parts. The skeleton of a slipspace voyager was growing around us, almost too rapidly to track—until the pillars were walled in, the sky and the swirling ships vanished, and we were completely enclosed.
-Halo: Cryptum
again more production on these droids that can do some pretty impressive feats.
A pyramid five times the height of the Great Pyramid of Giza sat kilometers from Kurt's vantage. Instead of stone blocks, however, the structure was composed of floating golden spheres that turned and glowed with Forerunner hieroglyphs etched upon their surfaces. Every six seconds a sphere from the apex of the pyramid ascended in a shaft of silver light. As it rose, the light intensified so even with maximum polarization on his faceplate Kurt could not discern what occurred there. When the sphere emerged, three rods accompanied it, all parts spinning in null gravity, flexing, until the pieces settled into their deadly recognizable configuration a Sentinel of Onyx. The new drone flew off into the clouds overhead which Kurt could only estimate were thousands of completed units.
-Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
Now onto their weapons.
Forerunner pulse used on a planet destroys everything.
The Didact requested scans of the planet’s present biota along with lists of the flora and fauna that had survived the battles nine thousand years before. In the records of the survey conducted by the Lifeworkers, likely after the end of hostilities, I saw hundreds of species of larger animals ranging in size from a meter to a hundred meters—some clearly aquatic, others huge land carnivores or sedate prairie-grazers. This list was compared with what the sensors could now locate. One by one, the larger species dropped out. “No animals larger than a meter,” the ship’s ancilla reported in a precise, clipped voice. Next came a range of historic species less than a meter in size—tree-hoppers, burrowers, small carnivores, seed-eaters, flying creatures, arthropods, clonal sibling societies … the Pheru. One by one, they dropped off the current list. None to be found. Next came flora, including dense arboreal forests. Many of the original trees had acquired a kind of long-term intelligence, communicating with each other over centuries using insects, viruses, bacteria, and fungi as carriers of genetic and hormonal signals, analogous to neurons.… That list also quickly emptied. There were remnants—dead forests and jungles covered with a false green carpet of primitive plants and symbiotic species. All that remained, apparently, were mosses, fungi, algae, and their combined forms. “Nothing with a central nervous system or even a notochord,” the ship’s ancilla reported. “No fauna above a millimeter in scale.”
-Halo: Cryptum
Cause suns to go super nova without a problem.
It soon became clear to the Forerunners that ordinary naval tactics would prove fruitless in stemming the mounting infection. They decided their only hope of defeating the parasitic swarm would be to create even more lethal weaponry. At first, robotic drones were sent to battle and contain the Flood onslaught using surgical, localized tactics. Soon after, the Forerunner Fleet Command considered “premature stellar collapses,” by which a supernova would be triggered by a naval battle group, engulfing a planetary system and preventing any possible risk of Flood infection.
-Halo: Encyclopedia
Forerunners technically speaking have control of time and as shown down below have the ability to even cause decay to immortals, this process can also be reversed with the feat after.
The Didact hesitated for just an instant, as if trying to understand, but anger overcame him. He made a swift gesture like swinging a sword. The controls flared, then vanished, and the mesh around the Captive’s platform spread between them a far more intense, blue-green glow. “Let your life race ahead,” the Didact said. “You were made to survive deep time, but now it will arrive all at once. No sweetness, no more lies! Let a billion years pass in endless silence and isolation. . . .” He choked on his fury and doubled over, contorted with his own agony, his own awareness of a great crime about to be committed—and another crime avenged. The mesh held the inverse of a stasis field, the perverse of a timelock. Above the platform, the light assumed a harsh, biting quality. The Captive’s mouthparts vanished in a blur, and then, abruptly stilled. Its gray surface crazed with thousands of fine cracks. Limb after limb fell away. The torso split and collapsed, puffing out a much larger dusty cloud—all contained within the perimeter of the mesh and its field. The head split down the middle and the two faceted eyes lay for a moment atop a pile of shards and cascading gray dust, then slumped inward until only broken facets remained. They glinted in the dead blue light. The dust became finer and finer, and then—everything stopped. We watched in silence. Total entropy had been reached. The Didact knelt and pounded his great fist on the pathway. It is never easy to judge and execute a god. [...] For the Didact, the ultimate meaning of upholding the Mantle was never to accept defeat. I sensed that the Primordial had expected as much and as it decayed over the artificial fleeting of millions of centuries—as its extraordinary lifespan played out in blind silence—it had gloried in it. All was sweetness for its grinding mill.
-Halo: Primordium
Kurt flickered on his helmet's tactical lights, and panned them over the chamber. Organometallic appendages cradled each pod and radiated branches that connected to banks of two-meter cubes. On closer inspection, Kurt saw a faint light leaking from these cubes… and staring closer, he noticed they were not at all cubes—their edges distorted and radiated extra dimensions. He staggered back, hands reflectively grasping for his temples. Disorientation washed over him as he tasted the faint green light, inhaled the dusty odors of meaning from the symbols on the floor, and heard the bell like tinkling of the organic electronics of the pods. He sank to one knee and the tangled sensory input faded. "Stand back," Kurt warned the others. Over the COM he said, "Will, escort Dr. Halsey up here." Another wave of disorientation hit Kurt and his vision swam. When he again could see. Dr. Halsey knelt next to him. "Move him away from the machines," she told Will. Will dragged him back to the room's entrance, and Kurt's vision immediately cleared and the dizziness vanished. "What was that?" he asked Dr. Halsey. "Unshielded Slipspace field," she said. Her face was a mask of concentration, staring at the cubic machine housing. Frowning, she crossed to the pods. "Linda," she said, "your assistance please." Linda moved up to Dr. Halsey, her sniper rifle aimed at the floor. "Use your weapon's range finder; point at the interior of the pod." Linda nodded, raised her rifle, and aimed at the Spartan inside the pod. After a moment, she lowered the weapon, checked her Oracle scope's settings, and then repeated the procedure. She shook her head. "You are reading an infinite range?" Dr. Halsey said. "Yes," Linda replied, uncharacteristic annoyance in her tone. "There must be something wrong with it." "No," Dr. Halsey replied. "I'm afraid it is in perfect working order." She turned to Kurt. "I cannot revive your Spartans or the other three, Lieutenant Commander. They are not in cryogenic suspension." Kurt shook off the last traces of confusion. "Explain," he said. "They are encased in a Slipspace field. The process to stabilize such a field in normal space is well beyond any technology we or the Covenant possess. Essentially these Spartans are here, but not, extruded into an alternate set of spatial coordinates and excluded from time." "They're right here," Linda said, and pointed at the pods. "No," Dr. Halsey said. "You are merely seeing their afterimage. It's like looking at a mass accelerated past the event horizon of a black hole. Its image may linger there forever, but it is gone." "So they're gone?" Linda whispered. "Oh no," Dr. Halsey replied. "They're right here." Kurt said, "You just said they're gone. Which is it?" Dr. Halsey considered a moment and then replied, "Both. The quantum-mechanical implications do not translate to simple, nonparadoxical, classical terms." "Then let's stick to practical terms," Kurt said, growing annoyed. "Are they safe?" She tilted her head, considering, and then replied, "You could detonate a nuclear warhead on these pods and because the extruded Slipspace within is not in this dimension, there would be no effect to their contents."
-Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
What those drones found in shield worlds can do. Take note these are not even considered technically speaking standard forerunner arms.
"Radio check," Ash said to his team. "Everyone try to get the Lieutenant Commander or the Chief. Try to raise the Agincourt, too." Ash used his sniper rifle and tracked the drones. The remaining eleven lined up behind the one distorted to form an energy shield; their red eyes aligned and pointed directly at the mesa top. Men emerged from the bunker with M19 missile launchers. The drones' eyes flared to a brilliant gold—energy projected forward, flicking like a rapier strike. The men and bunker wavered a moment, erupted into flames, and vaporized. The mesa top then detonated into a cloud of dust and molten rock. The ground tilted and cracked. Team Saber retreated into the tunnel and debris rained over them.
-Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
The power of these little droids again towards a Covenant ship.
"Responding. Full strength confirmed." Will rechecked the alien controls. "No error," he said. "They're up this time." "If those aren't nukes," Fred told them, "there's no way something that small can penetrate Covenant shields." Fred watched the holographic viewer as the hostiles approached. It was like watching a tide come in, and Fred remembered one of Deja's childhood lessons: jellyfish swarming the tide lines on an Australian beach. One sting from the tiny invertebrates caused tissue necrosis and paralysis. A hundred was overkill-lethal. "Back us off. Will," he ordered. "Something's happening," Linda said. The image in the viewer zoomed in on a cluster of the spacecraft. Seven of them moved into a line. The view pulled back and revealed other identical formations. Seven of these lines stacked into an elongated triangle, and the spheres within the forty-nine-craft pattern glowed red-hot. "Hard to port!" Fred cried. "Emergency power to shields." The deck tilted. "Answering hard to port," Will cried. A blast of golden light overwhelmed the image in the viewer. The frame of Bloodied Spirit resounded like it had been struck with a hammer. The artificial gravity failed and Fred gripped the railing. "Starboard side hit," Will said. "Shields destroyed." Fred moved his hand over his console and Bloodied Spirit appeared on the viewer. A gaping crater of blue hull armor smoldered white-hot. Crystalline electronics crackled, and severed plasma lines spewed fire. As the ship turned, Fred saw the hole was five decks across and had punched clean through to the port side. "Main plasma pressure nil," Will reported. "Cycling to fuel cells. Slipspace capacitors holding charge. We have enough power to jump." Linda looked to Will and then to Fred and nodded. Fred watched as more alien drones crystallized into triangular lattices. Individually they were no match for even a Covenant single ship. Combined they packed enough punch to atomize Bloodied Spirit.
-Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
On to their personal gear.
Forerunners using their weapons. Take note this was their older weaponry per say because they fought the flood even longer.
Forerunners fighting their foes again older tech.
Binary Rifle.
Yet another example of the Forerunners' incredible mastery over technology - and more specifically, brutally destructive technology - the Binary Rifle was designed early in Forerunner history, though the current Z-750 model was only introduced late in their civilization in order to contend with the Flood. Using the power of twin, core-mounted particle accelerators, the Binary Rifle has the ability to neutralize most infantry types, even those of considerable mass, by jacketing antimatter particles within a charged beam, which effectively annihilate the target’s composition upon impact. Rifles such as this became critically necessary when dealing with a variety of large Flood “pure forms” that were encountered in parasite-controlled sites.
-Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
Their hand cannons basically.
Often used to strategically purge sites rapidly undergoing transformation into Flood control, the Z-390 Incineration Cannon is a shoulder-mounted munitions launcher that fires a high concentration of explosive particles along multiple, undulating streams. As brutally destructive as such cannons are, their place in the Forerunner arsenal is a rather delicate one. Prometheans used this specific weapon when assaulting any location believed to hold a Gravemind, or even early-forming spore mountains, where Forerunner command deemed that the infestation too small to invoke ship weapons, but far too large to be dealt with via traditional infantry arms.
-Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
The Z-390 appears to bury antimatter within undulating particle streams, horrifically dismantling physical composition upon impact.
-Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
Their light rifle.
The Z-250 LightRifle was pioneered during ground campaigns of the human war. It was originally designed to achieve precision-based sniping with light mass componential particle acceleration. LightRifles such as this one use a diffused combination of particle acceleration and hardened photonic matter to fire extremely fast and accurate beams, capable of dropping most individual enemies in just a few well-placed shots. Warrior-Servant marksmen used these during large-scale siege efforts against ancient human redoubts, as this particular weapon served well against the opposition’s numerous particle rifles.
-Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
close quarters rifle.
The Z-180 Scattershot saw a great deal of action in the hands of Builder Security battling the Flood during large scale evacuation efforts held across the Forerunner ecumene. While most Forerunner infantry managed to battle the parasite at a distance, in rare cases some were forced to engage the enemy up close - and it was in this context that the Scattershot channel weapon excelled beyond most others in this class. Many security teams leveraged the Scattershot’s impressive schismatic dispersal effect as they purged infected cities, allowing the weapon’s particle beams to strategically ricochet off any nearby hard surfaces, essentially creating a cauterizing grid of lethal energy within some environments.
-Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
Suppression rifle.
First introduced by the Forerunners during the Kradal conflicts, the Z-130 Suppressor was an impressive fully automatic infantry weapon that grew in standing during the war with the humans and the Flood conflict that followed thousands of years later. Utilizing a classic coil set architecture that the Covenant would later reverse engineer for many of their weapons, the Suppressor charges bolts of hard light energy, dispersing them at steeply increasing speeds. The effect is impressively accurate at close-range and would often be used during rare ship boarding actions, where Forerunners intended to seize vessels previously held by the Flood.
-Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
Their warsphinxes that destroyed cities and continents as well and note these are really old machines used by the forerunners, keep reading and u will see what they consider them now.
We crossed the inner lake in minutes, a leisurely pace for craft designed to drop from high orbit, sweep continents, and decimate cities.
-Halo: Cryptum
Technically he never knew so they could prolly use slipspace as well. If not at least travel with the rest of the ships in it.
The only thing these old machines lacked, I thought, was a direct connection to slipspace. But I didn’t know that for sure.
-Halo: Cryptum
Remember what i said about them being old? Heres some proof.
Swallowing back disappointment, I recognized them as war sphinxes - flown into battle by Warrior-Servants in ages past but now found only in museums. Antiques, to be sure, and possibly still active and powerful - but of no interest to me whatsoever.
-Halo: Cryptum
These are now the seekers which are above the warsphinxes, take note Warsphinxes are little ships prolly smaller than even the IoM Dreadnought and this is what they can do, and now u got a one thats even better and about the same size.
Into my narrowing point of view came three powerful, fully operational seekers - longer, sleeker versions of the Didact’s old war sphinxes. They lacked the scowling features of the older machines - depersonalized, dark, fast. One of them cut through the new-grown walls and circled behind us, then dropped aft, penetrating interior bulkheads, searching for other occupants. Through shredded layers of ship’s decking, I watched it release the war sphinxes - only to smash them like toys, slice them into sections, and then reduce those to sparking dust. The sphinxes offered no resistance.
-Halo: Cryptum
Again busting planets without a problem with their tech.
OLD FORERUNNER SHIPS
The Deep Reverence appeared formidable in close sensor scans. I had first seen fortress-class vessels during ceremonies back in my early youth in the Orion nebular complex. The largest single Forerunner ships of war, fortresses were fifty kilometers in length, with a huge hemisphere on the forward end, a midlevel series of layered platforms equipped with launch bays and gun mounts, and below that, a long, weapon-studded tail. At their widest, they were ten kilometers across and could carry hundreds of thousands of warriors, as well as automated phalanxes that could be guided by warriors at a ratio of one to a million weapon-ships....
-Halo: Cryptum
NEWER FORERUNNER SHIPS.
This was nothing like the dismal old hulk that had stood guard for so long over the San’Shyuum. Sleek, clean, perhaps twice the size of the Deep Reverence, the fortress was heading directly toward the rotational axis of the nearest Halo.
-Halo: Cryptum
Their ships are held by hard light bonds as well.
Hull is held together by hard light bonds
-Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
Newer forerunners fighting the flood.
Forerunner tech traveling you know the stuff u said that was really short.. She traveled from basically the middle of a world to the surface in maybe a second or less at her command.
Power Sources for the Forerunners
As the reflective orb rotates beneath my ship, I see also the outstretched, feather-like plumes of vacuum energy pylons, drawing in the potential of an infinity of alternate realities ... aborting untold numbers of nascent universes to supply Requiem’s power. Strange that these cosmic deaths have never before struck me as cruel and futile. All of Forerunner technology has been made possible by drawing down vacuum energy. My own life, all that I know, arises out of cosmic predation.
-Halo Silentium
Then we were shunted out of planetary orbit and my family’s world grew small. Within a few more minutes, the Council ship harnessed a great deal of vacuum energy to flatten the curve of our stellar orbit, and the planet where I was born vanished completely.
-Halo Halo Cryptum
Anyway here are their feats you know the stuff that is actually proof, cutscenes, quotes from books, etc. The stuff that C&C sadly and i do mean sadly cause I'd love for them to have plenty of sources to show how great they are but in the mean time lacks. Now to reply to ur post.
"Alien Control Node
InOps FLASH Report
The Alien Control Node at Ground Zero is a unique structure that seems to channel some sort of exotic Tiberium-based radiation to the invader forces. The emissions from the Control Node move easily through all forms of matter, much like neutrino wave/particles, and this one node structure is easily able to bathe every invader unit and structure on Earth with the mysterious radiation. In fact, this one Control Node could easily supply a uniform bath of radiation to alien units as far away as Earth's moon. What is this radiation and why is it needed? Is it for power? Communications? Synchronisation? Coordination and control? Does it provide something essential for the alien machines or the organic matter inside? We don't know the answers to any of these questions, but we do believe that the Control Node is the key vulnerability for the aliens. Take out the Control Node and there is a good chance the whole invasion will end quickly." <--- Did u type this from the video? lol Why not show the video?
Alien Mastermind
New Invader military unit given GDI designation - Mastermind
Just when we thought that setting up behind the chasm would make us safer, we were proven wrong. The alien Mastermind, an enemy Commando of sorts, was able to teleport forces across the gap and jeopardise our entire operation. The aliens were able to keep the pressure on with a minimal number of units and crafty use of their Statis Chamber and Mastermind. We believe the Mastermind has more powers than just teleportation, but did not observe any additional capabilities directly.
If Masterminds are deployed to the battlefield, field commanders should make it a priority to eliminate them ASAP. The amount of mobility the Masterminds afford the alien Invaders makes them a very high value target. Alien Masterminds eliminate the advantage of terrain: they virtually guarantee that no place is safe.
Combat Report - Sergeant Major E.H. Jarvis, First Expeditionary Force<-- do we know how big, if how big provide proof of them doing so, invading planets is all but useless for a war against the forerunners. Especially if the Didact is in control.
Alien Origins, Connections to the Tacitus
Alien Origins - Connections to the Tacitus
GDI Science Teams have been gathering every possible bit of transmitted data and physical evidence about the Aliens since the moment of invasion. Data Analysis of alien transmissions has indicated some connection between the Tacitus recovered from Kane and the Invaders.
The transmissions recorded from the Invasion Force seem to be patterned in a similar way to the data structure in the Tacitus. This leads us to believe that the Invaders are the Scrin, or perhaps some faction thereof. It is clear upon closer examination that this invasion force demonstrates acute differences from the source of the Tacitus in dialect and physical form. Perhaps they shared some distant connection, or there was some ancient contact between their cultures?
One transmission we decoded using our most advanced decryption computers indicated alien chatter regarding another alien race they had previously encountered. We were unable to translate the word for the other alien race, but the encryption computer returned the terms brother, ascended, enemy and Scrin. This casts some confusion on the nature of the invaders, as they share a multitude of attributes with what we have come to know as the Scrin. It seems unlikely that this is the very same alien race that brought the Tacitus to Earth, but the connection is undeniable.
If this is true, we should consider the Tacitus out most valuable military asset. We must somehow find a way to unlock its secrets.
GDI InOps FLASH Report - Dr. A. Bass, PHD, Director of Extraterrestrial Research<-- Proofs what?
Traveler-59 - Origins
Background on the Scrin Traveler Sect
If Reaper-17 embody the darkest impulses of the Scrin, the benignly named Traveler sect represent something more insidious. Trained from birth in the art of subterfuge, Traveler cells specialise in nothing less than the infiltration, destabilisation and eventual enslavement of entire rival species. The centuries and milleniums of conquests, harvests and seizures of countless galaxies and planets can be the proof of their deeds .Where the Cult of Reaper seek to dominate through brute force, making bloody examples of those who oppose them, Traveler instead attempt to draw as little attention to themselves as possible. Traveler pods will blink- teleport into hostile territory and deploy Prodigy units - Tiberium-mutated Masterminds with significantly enhanced mental faculties - bringing the entire population under Scrin control within days.
Traveler-59 is the most recent cell raised to full active duty, and has yet to be verified as combat-ready on the battlefield. Recently attached to the Scrin mining fleet on the far side of Pluto, the cell has activated far-reaching scanning technology to locate its first host planet. In addition, the cell has been outfitted with a new, more efficient form of enslavement - twisted offspring of the Prodigy capable of being implanted directly into the cerebral cortex of an abducted life form. The victims gain limited mind control abilities ... at the cost of complete subservience.<-- Actual source please because i take it, it's not from a book. Also they suddenly to one planet full of people? Mhhh, well so much for those countless galaxies and planets which can only be guessed, due to the fact we have no idea how powerful the foes they fought. Because the reapers were suppose to be a doomsday thing for their galaxy, and yet look at how terrible they are.
"All Units Functional
... All escort, combat, transport, construction, and harvesting units functioning normally after arrival on planet surface - no ill effects reported from 9,210 cycles in statis and 1,959 cycles spent in sublight journey from Ichor Hub.
... Primary base established near mature Ichor deposits using nano-assemblers"<-- That's cool if u read my source Forerunners have the same and their very hard to destroy. Even their own medical things are extremely hard to destroy.
Reaper-17 - Origins
Background on the Scrin Cult of Reaper
Throughout the many worlds beyond our own, few names have inspired as much fear and fascination as the Cult of Reaper, a mysterious, ritualistic violent Scrin caste that takes as its creed the brutal, public extermination of any being unwise enough to stand in the way of the race's advancement. Believed to have been established in eons past as a powerful native pacification force, the Cult has since cloaked its purpose in religious overtones. The members regard it as their divine right to cleanse planets of any life forms perceived as potentially dangerous, with that definition determined almost entirely within the cult itself.
Even within the Cult of Reaper, the 17th sect are considered almost preternaturally violent, displaying acts of unparalleled cruelty such that few within the Scrin wish to even acknowledge their existence. Of particular distaste to their fellow Scrin is Reaper-17's penchant for excessive Tiberium infusion, far beyond that which its parent race requires to survive. This deranged form of self-mutilation, a form of religious zealotry, has left many of their members grotesquely mutated as they are immensely powerful. Outcasts even within their own society, Reaper-17 continue to plow their own bloody furrow ... one that will lead them to the planet known as Earth.<-- Whelp that's nice, but this doesn't necessary support anything per say due to the fact again it's only stated and not demonstrated.
"My "base to base" means that you need to deploy a mechanical device from this point and deploy another one on other point to teleport. That were the Teleportation Grids that Forerunners, so primitive to the Scrin. There is no evidence of temporal technology in Halo universe, even Forerunners lose to 1980s Red Alert 2 universe. You are wasting your time here. If Haloverse can use slipstream space and other so-called "space-time" tech. WHY CAN'T THEY DO TEMPORAL MANIPULATION?"<-- They can.... Have you not ever paid attention to halo's stuff at all, you're also forgetting that for some reason teleportation = tops everything..... Your not GETTING THE PICTURE forerunners blow up stuff, this means they one shot earth. Your Scrin are so bad they couldn't even win against earth...... Any counter against that? what? NO you dont the ancient human empire fought the forerunners and lost which again out does anything the scrin got. My god ur so dense. Covenant solo ur whole universe besides scrin cause they can do space travel GG wp. You see how silly that is? I sure hope u do. btw if you knew anything you would of seen this whats that? Oh being teleported BY FORERUNNERS?!?!?! ohh boy I got more as well teleporting off a halo ring to a ship.... YOU SEE WHAT I DID THERE? I JUST POPPED UR WHOLE PUFFING ARGUMENT LIKE A BALLOON. I GUESS FORERUNNERS NOW SOLO THEIR WHOLE UNIVERSE GG WP
"If you read the biography of Cult of the Reapers, they had been eons old! An eon is equivalent to more than 1 billions years. The script said "eons", so it indiciated that ultra many years than the cult existed. Anyway, Scrin had more than just Traveler 59 and Reapers 17. They have more, ya know. Scrin would own Precursors without a fight, just basically throwing Tiberium on their planet, then just waiting Precursors use Tiberium to create weapons and other stuffs. Later, Precursors would get their ass kicked with Tiberium Wars with Forerunners. After both sides destroyed each other, Scrin awake from their sleep then reaping and harvesting Tiberium. That was how Scrin has been doing for eons (zillions is a still a low word than eon). Or just planting a Prodigy to hiddenly and stealthily taking over both Precursors and Forerunners from the inside."<-- ur making up numbers again, but unlike urself we know forerunners can technically live forever, do u even know how long the didact lived in the shield world WITH ALL those working machines???? take a hint well over 100k years, on top of that he was fighting the flood and ancient humans WWWWWWWAAAAAAAAYYYY before that. Please wank the age like it's something special again.... Please...
Anyway well there's all the stuff so far, of course I got more, but i will await for ur counter.
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