"It will not work on my new form." What the hell does that mean? He never flat out said, I'm immune to composition.

Also, Q+A from waypoint! [quote]Question: What happened to the Huragok from First Strike and Vergil from Halo 3: ODST? - @Mr_Admirals Answer: Quick to Adjust (“Vergil”) was “interrogated” by ONI for information related to what is now referred to as the Excession at Voi, but were unable to acquire any actionable intelligence before the High Prophet of Truth arrived with the Forerunner Keyship. The Huragok recovered aboard the Gettysburg met a variety of fates in the waning days of the War; the survivors were put to work on the Infinity project and at high-priority Forerunner research sites such as Trevelyan. Q: Why do the Jackals in Halo 4 look reptilian rather than avian like in previous installments? - Shepherd 214 A: All of the species found within the Halo universe - even humans - show a degree of phenotypic variation, with a variety of visually distinctive populations. The visual differences of species like the Unggoy, Kig-Yar, Sangheili, or Jiralhanae that you see throughout various Halo games showcase that variety, provide a larger canvas for our amazing artists to work on, and help differentiate their roles within the Halo sandbox. Though they look more saurian than their cousins, the Ibie’shan Jackals (Halo 4) exist conterminously with the Ruuhtian Jackals (“classic”), and T’vaoan Skirmishers (Halo: Reach) as related subspecies. You will see both the Ruuhtian and Ibie’shan Jackals in Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Q: What were the unknown UNSC ships in Midnight? - Onyx81 A: The vessels seen in Midnight are the Poseidon-class light carrier, Vindication-class battleship, and Strident-class frigate. Q: How was High charity able to get to the Ark in a timely manner? The only way it could have done so was the Voi Portal, but High Charity was much bigger than that portal. So how was it able to do this? If it went through Voi, why did the Gravemind not throw down billions upon billions of flood forms on earth while it was there? - BaconShelf A: The Flood-infested High Charity never entered Earth’s atmosphere, and did not transit the Portal at Voi. However, the Gravemind did become aware of Earth’s Portal - and thus the danger that the Lesser Ark still posed to his plans - as soon as he arrived in the Sol system. His modifications to High Charity were far-reaching, both to keep the facility functioning after the departure of the Keyship, and to better serve as a mobile plagueship from which he could sing victory everlasting in a galaxy consumed of thinking life. But even with an intellect impossibly vast and deep, able to twist the technologies of the Covenant far beyond their original functionality by application of esoteric Precursor science, the ancient abomination was unable to both conduct a desperate bridging maneuver to the Ark and maintain the structural integrity of High Charity after its arrival. Q: Are Shortsword, Vulture, Longsword, Sabre and Falcon aircraft still in service as of 2557? (Excluding Spirit of Fire) - BaconShelf A: The Longsword and Falcon remain in active UNSC service with the Navy/Air Force and Army, respectively. Without the exigencies of the Covenant War requiring every combat-worthy airframe be pressed into service, the remaining Shortsword inventory was either transferred to UNSC Air Force reserve units or scrapped, depending on their condition. The Sabre was an experimental aerospace fighter and never saw mass production, though it remains in service at ONI facilities in the Sol system (and elsewhere, unofficially); it’s enduring legacy can be seen in the upgrade packages fitted to the contemporary Broadsword strike fighters and Longsword interceptors. The Vulture had largely disappeared from UNSC inventories due to irreplaceable combat losses by 2545, but Materials Group is currently evaluating the possibility of restarting production (albeit with the benefit of improved materials and incorporation of new technologies). Note that even within the timeframe of the Covenant War some vehicle saw less prevalent use than others depending on the peculiarities of the battlespace, logistical realities, and availability of qualified operating personnel. Q: 10 years ago, we were faced fighting a Covenant armada who just found Earth. On November 11, we get to revisit that siege and course of events in Halo 2. To my knowledge, Halo fiction has never said how the Covenant found Earth (even though it was by accident). Will we ever get an explanation in fiction or could we get the answer now? - VAVA Mk2 A: Two elements of the Covenant learned of Earth’s location separately. One was the High Prophet of Truth, who was amassing a sizable invasion force at Unyielding Hierophant. The other was the High Prophet of Regret, leading his personal relic-hunting fleet from aboard the Solemn Penance. We will soon be answering how one of these elements learned the location of Earth. Q: What exactly is MJOLNIR GEN2's power system? We have clear answers for that question for Mark IV through Mark VI and some plausible data about the last GEN1 project, Mark VII but GEN2 is just kind of…there. Specifically, what kind (Fusion, Plasma-Fusion Hybrid, something Forerunner?) and where are the power supplies located? The chest pieces have sometimes seemed vague on this. They appear to have a dual reactor set on the back but some sets, Venator in particular, seem a bit impossible that this is the case with how tiny the 'packs' are. - Aulakauss A: All Mjolnir GEN2 suits use a compact fusion reactor installed in the back of their torso carapace. Note that illustrations in the Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide are simplified for purposes of clear presentation, and should not be considered prescriptive. Q: Does the Sharquoi still exist in the Halo Universe or is its mention in the Conversations of the Universe now considered nothing more than a left over from earlier plans? If it is still canon, what is its role and can you give us any details on the creature’s behavior and/or origins? eben gibon king A: They still exist, though we cannot yet disclose specifics. Q: What's the deal with Ralph-303's unusually high service number? - eben gibon king A: This anomalous service number was adjusted to Ralph-103 in our records. Q: How did the Ur-Didact survive the Halo Array firing? - Cyanades A: The Ur-Didact’s Cryptum served as both a prison and a sanctuary, locking him in a deep meditative state referred to as “xankara” while protecting him in a slipspace bubble and stasis containment as the Halo rings fired. Like a ship at sea remains oblivious to a tsunami passing beneath it, the Ur-Didact was undisturbed as Halo erased all sentient life in the galaxy.[/quote]

Alright, fu[i]c[/i]k it. I don't care if I'm in denial. The Didact isn't dead, and there's too much foreshadowing (even now) to support it.

The fact that this thread was on page 4 when I bumped it is sad. Its one of the only actual gaming threads in #Gaming. Also that ending to Escalation #10. Can't believe they actually did that.

I AM DONE I AM JUST SO FCKING DONE

i feel like killing off all of blue team might be better in game, or atleast told in game. more ppl would know. but then again, it is the didact we are talking about here.

Heil Fuhrer Admirals

I only want to see chief being solo i like him more that way not that i think he should be forever alone but he is better character that way.

They better not kill off blue team.. ;-;