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5/10/2015 10:50:31 PM
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I think the only real answer here is a tie.
Halo could only really win by firing the rings, which would kill themselves I believe, or having the flood consume all life, which is also a lose-lose.
Not sure about forerunners though.
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Did you forget about the ark
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*Arks The greater ark and the lesser ark
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I know but I'm going based off the game since he hasn't read the book
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Probably
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That's in the actual game, you fired a ring but if you were on the ark you survived (hence ark).
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That was way too long ago for me to remember
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That big desert mission in halo 3
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there are "shield worlds" that warp reality in the halo series you know
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Actually no, no I didn't. Because if I did know that and fully understood it, I probably would have posted something else.
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Read the books
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Don't have the time or desire to:/
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Edited by tmkilla: 5/10/2015 11:10:32 PMassuming that this is an intergalactic battle they could kill off the star wars universe and not themselves because the rings only kill all life in a single galaxy, also there are shield worlds that can protect life from the rings firing but if the star wars universe could manage to destroy the rings it could most certainly be a draw
