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[Torpor] required to prioritize higher-priority tasks. Limited functionality restored.CIA391 wrote:Wonder what caused that hiatus(in a lore point of view I mean)
I was concerned that it vanished like a few of the monitors on the Halo Installations.
I missed you, Catalog. Glad to see you are back.Quote:[Torpor] required to prioritize higher-priority tasks. Limited functionality restored.CIA391 wrote:Wonder what caused that hiatus(in a lore point of view I mean)
I was concerned that it vanished like a few of the monitors on the Halo Installations.
According to Halo: First Strike, Araquiel's fail-safe was activated in 2552 by Dr Halsey, effectively wiping his higher thought processes and destroying him.HD Simplicityy wrote:Catalog, what is the status of the A.I that Colonel Ackerson had in one of the earlier Halo novels (I forget its name)?
A "suasoria" is a rhetorical exercise wherein the student is expected to deliver a soliloquy (which, in theater, is a speech representing the inner thoughts of a character) as if they were a historical figure, and convey the inner thoughts of that person regarding a pivotal point in their life or career. For example: Giving a soliloquy of Abraham Lincoln's thoughts as he sat down to write the Gettysburg Address...Boba772 wrote:So Shadow's speech is non canon? Or what?
Ooohh I must have forgotten that. Its been years since I last read First Strike lol. Fantastic book!DJenser wrote:According to Halo: First Strike, Araquiel's fail-safe was activated in 2552 by Dr Halsey, effectively wiping his higher thought processes and destroying him.HD Simplicityy wrote:Catalog, what is the status of the A.I that Colonel Ackerson had in one of the earlier Halo novels (I forget its name)?
The way they were described in Silentium was as two sets of double arcs approximately 50,000 km or more in diameter, arranged in parallel, with a dark spot at the center that is surrounded by a bright ring.HD Simplicityy wrote:Catalog, how exactly do Star Roads encompass, and crush, planets or extragalactic contructs, such as the Greater Ark in Halo: Silentenium? To they form a massive sphere around it and crush in a literal sense? What does their "double bow-like" feature look like?
I so hope we get to see this depicted in-game someday.DJenser wrote:The way they were described in Silentium was as two sets of double arcs approximately 50,000 km or more in diameter, arranged in parallel, with a dark spot at the center that is surrounded by a bright ring.HD Simplicityy wrote:Catalog, how exactly do Star Roads encompass, and crush, planets or extragalactic contructs, such as the Greater Ark in Halo: Silentenium? To they form a massive sphere around it and crush in a literal sense? What does their "double bow-like" feature look like?
The way I envision this type of configuration is roughly analogous to a set of open & closed parentheses like so: ( ) positioned behind another identical set of parentheses, with the dark spot at the center being a miniature black hole, and the bright ring being its accretion disc. These structures were able to alter their density so that they could become effectively intangible. Once they surrounded their target, they would become solid once more, and the singularity at the center would break up the target, while the star roads that comprise the bows would slice it to pieces.
That would be incredible.LimaOmegaLima10 wrote:Please come back again, Catalog :/
He's probably busy racking up charges against Locke for assaulting the Warden Eternal...HD Simplicityy wrote:That would be incredible.LimaOmegaLima10 wrote:Please come back again, Catalog :/