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Edited by E1iteS1ayerz:
11/24/2014 11:22:39 PM
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A little background:
The precursors created the humans and forrunners. The forrunners ended up killing all of the precursors except for 1. (Lots of missing details, too much to explain) That sole surviving precursor ended up nearly wiping out the entire forrunner race out of revenge. Single handedly, the last precursor killed 100 billion plus people alone. The precursors pretty much had control over the very existence of every conceivable thing. Their collected knowlege dates back 6 billion years, abd their power alone would be more than enough to dominate the star wars universe.
Source: the halo forrunner saga books
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Abeloth is an entity that could only be defeated by a user of the force. Nobody in the Halo universe can utilize the force.
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But they're dead.
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I dont think that matters in this debate based on what the OP stated.
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In that case, "Star Wars" has a near-endless army of "Sith", "Jedi", and battle hardened "clone" mercenaries, and if that wasn't enough, there's also a "Sith" "superweapon" called "The Dark Reaper" that eats (yes eats) the life force of ANYTHING nearby.
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*darth Nihilus walks in* hey *everybody dies*
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Yeah there's so much ancient lore to both halo and star wars about deadly forces long past. It convinces me that the universe would just get torn apart in the actual fight with so much talk of superweapons and technology
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Wouldn't that include their own soldiers?
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Edited by Cmdr X27: 11/25/2014 2:14:00 AMIt's remote control. No one has to be "around" (in it's effect radius) while it's used.
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6 Billion+
