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Edited by Beeburrito:
8/7/2015 1:59:13 AM
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[b]One thing to remember is that Halo and Star Wars exist in entirely different Galaxies, so there would have to be quite a bit of travel[/b]
It would take a lot of work to get all 12 of the original Rings to a whole other Galaxy. Also that much slip space travel would screw the crap out of the fabric of slip space, resulting in some nasty accidents. Enough to put a major dent in a fleet.
And I don't think the Halos would have an effect on the Force itself. It have quite an impact though.
Isn't the Force tied up with all living things? Well if we go with that then the Halos could actually cripple the Force, as they can be used for more than just sentient life. Change some settings, and Halo can wipe out all life in a smaller area.
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Edited by Kamots: 8/7/2015 2:39:36 AMI would personally argue that the Star Wars universe would not be connected to the force, as allowing them to be would essentially cause a Keymind to be an unstoppable powerhouse plus nearly infinite Force powers. Additionally, it would be wrong to make changes to one universe to match the other. However, not being connected to the force means that most force powers are useless against them, as is evident from the Yuuzhan Vong. The Halo rings would wipe out all life because of sentience, so crippling the force is useless.
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I have very minimal Star Wars knowledge, so I am just going to pretend I understood what you said.
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The entire Halo universe could make itself essentially invisible to almost any detection, even the Force, so getting the Halo rings in place in the SW main galaxy would be trivial and just a matter of time. I have pretty decent knowledge of both universes, and that's only one of the many ways Halo could win a war. SW just doesn't stand a chance.
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Wow. Cool.
