Her shields were fried from close proximity to the glassing beam.Geoffyz wrote:I like Kat because everyone else dislikes her. Plus she had no way to expect getting sniped outside that door, totally unfair. The elite must have had wall-hax or something.
Oh really, guess I forgot. Was that the case with the whole team?Hunter2747 wrote:Her shields were fried from close proximity from the glassing beam.Geoffyz wrote:I like Kat because everyone else dislikes her. Plus she had no way to expect getting sniped outside that door, totally unfair. The elite must have had wall-hax or something.
No. Jorge activated a slipspace bomb and burned himself along with nearly an entire CSO supercarrier.Geoffyz wrote:Oh really, guess I forgot. Was that the case with the whole team?Hunter2747 wrote:Her shields were fried from close proximity from the glassing beam.Geoffyz wrote:I like Kat because everyone else dislikes her. Plus she had no way to expect getting sniped outside that door, totally unfair. The elite must have had wall-hax or something.
I wasn't specific enough. When the team exited the building in New Alexandria, were all their shields down?SilentRebel38 wrote:No. Jorge activated a slipspace bomb and burned himself along with nearly an entire CSO supercarrier.Geoffyz wrote:Oh really, guess I forgot. Was that the case with the whole team?Hunter2747 wrote:Her shields were fried from close proximity from the glassing beam.Geoffyz wrote:I like Kat because everyone else dislikes her. Plus she had no way to expect getting sniped outside that door, totally unfair. The elite must have had wall-hax or something.
Jun survived the war and is currently dismissed from duty.
Carter sacrificed himself to save Six and Emile by raming his Pelican into a Scarab.
Emile was stabbed in the back by a Zealot, who was taken with him to hell.
Finally, Six died a lone wolf after fighting an 8-hour non-stop onslaught of Covenant troops, especially Sangheili troops. As time progressed, more and more higher ranked Sangheili appeared to kill him, to the point that the battlefield was nearly full of Generals equipped with Fuel Rods, Plasma Launchers, Swords and everything. His fate was at the hands of a Zealot. His helmet could still be found even 30 years later, as a reminder of his sacrifice. Halsey spoke her beautiful eulogy to it, as if Six himself was listening, letting him know that Humanity thrived.
I'd respond with a simple yes, but that'd be against forum rules, so I'm going to extend my comment unnecessarily lol =P.Geoffyz wrote:I wasn't specific enough. When the team exited the building in New Alexandria, were all their shields down?SilentRebel38 wrote:No. Jorge activated a slipspace bomb and burned himself along with nearly an entire CSO supercarrier.Geoffyz wrote:Oh really, guess I forgot. Was that the case with the whole team?Hunter2747 wrote:Her shields were fried from close proximity from the glassing beam.Geoffyz wrote:I like Kat because everyone else dislikes her. Plus she had no way to expect getting sniped outside that door, totally unfair. The elite must have had wall-hax or something.
Jun survived the war and is currently dismissed from duty.
Carter sacrificed himself to save Six and Emile by raming his Pelican into a Scarab.
Emile was stabbed in the back by a Zealot, who was taken with him to hell.
Finally, Six died a lone wolf after fighting an 8-hour non-stop onslaught of Covenant troops, especially Sangheili troops. As time progressed, more and more higher ranked Sangheili appeared to kill him, to the point that the battlefield was nearly full of Generals equipped with Fuel Rods, Plasma Launchers, Swords and everything. His fate was at the hands of a Zealot. His helmet could still be found even 30 years later, as a reminder of his sacrifice. Halsey spoke her beautiful eulogy to it, as if Six himself was listening, letting him know that Humanity thrived.
Right, the whole "Spartans never die, they're only missing in action" thing... Thanks for filling us in!SilentRebel38 wrote:I'd respond with a simple yes, but that'd be against forum rules, so I'm going to extend my comment unnecessarily lol =P.Geoffyz wrote:I wasn't specific enough. When the team exited the building in New Alexandria, were all their shields down?SilentRebel38 wrote:No. Jorge activated a slipspace bomb and burned himself along with nearly an entire CSO supercarrier.Geoffyz wrote:Oh really, guess I forgot. Was that the case with the whole team?Hunter2747 wrote:Her shields were fried from close proximity from the glassing beam.Geoffyz wrote:I like Kat because everyone else dislikes her. Plus she had no way to expect getting sniped outside that door, totally unfair. The elite must have had wall-hax or something.
Jun survived the war and is currently dismissed from duty.
Carter sacrificed himself to save Six and Emile by raming his Pelican into a Scarab.
Emile was stabbed in the back by a Zealot, who was taken with him to hell.
Finally, Six died a lone wolf after fighting an 8-hour non-stop onslaught of Covenant troops, especially Sangheili troops. As time progressed, more and more higher ranked Sangheili appeared to kill him, to the point that the battlefield was nearly full of Generals equipped with Fuel Rods, Plasma Launchers, Swords and everything. His fate was at the hands of a Zealot. His helmet could still be found even 30 years later, as a reminder of his sacrifice. Halsey spoke her beautiful eulogy to it, as if Six himself was listening, letting him know that Humanity thrived.
Due to the large glassing activity nearby, all of Noble's shields went out and couldn't regenerate. Now, why the Elite didn't immediately open fire is... a mystery. Perhaps he was tracking their suits and chose to kill Kat? I dunno, the logic behind her death is stupid for so many reasons and it genuinely ruins it. I can only find impact after her body's brought into the bunker, where there would be other survivors, such as soldiers or civilians as the subtitles imply. The status of a Spartan in the public eye is that they were invincible and fought against every odd, and no Spartan could ever be publicity listed as KIA. Having a dead Spartan being brought into the bunker would have been a mortal blow to those civilians' moral, as the Spartan's God-like status is seemingly shattered just like that.
