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2/19/2016 4:35:11 PM
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only in the vault
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Warden. Nuff said.
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They can be killed
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GG gorons when them and the entire VOG gets glassed from orbit.
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[quote]GG gorons when them and the entire VOG gets glassed from orbit.[/quote]
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So much this.
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the gorgons can only erase you from time in the VoG
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So can Precursors, Flood key minds, and Halos.
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If the precursors can wipe anything from existence, why could the forerunners beat them?
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Edited by Edcub One: 2/19/2016 8:31:35 PMThe Precursors didn't fight back, they wanted to experience extinction as they had not had it happen to them yet. They are beyond time and space so they would not be killed by their physical deaths.
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Ok, but for destiny could they erase anything from the destiny universe (I ask because the destiny universe is not the same as the one they created, so do they hold power there)?
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For the purpose of this battle I would imagine so.
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Only in the vault of glass...
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Halo rings
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Don't affect vex.. But good thinking!
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Yes, it does.
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There machine
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vex are biomechanical
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Enough machine to not be affected to bad. Sure plenty will die but they can rebuild right affer
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the vex have organic minds it said in a venus mission dont remember which, maybe eye of gate lord
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The vex soldiers so. I don't think minotaurs and hydras do. Quite a bit of the higher ups we haven't seen are machine
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Proof?
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If that is true than the Halo effect would certainly kill them.
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but then again no one really knows their origin or the reason of their presence, youd have to kill that one supreme mind
