I doubt the Flood's ability to overrun seventy million planets before the Empire finds out about them, and one the Empire did find out about them that's game because they can produce well over a thousand Star Destroyers in a year.
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by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 9:22 pm

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:23 pm
The Four Corners Commonwealth wrote:Seeing as Star Wars characters regularly walk around planets without NBC suits to protect from germs indicates that Star Wars people must have kickass Devon equipment, or something of the kind. Even the ewoks didn't get space-yellow fever from mingling with outsiders, which would happen in real life. However, there have been successful quarantines of intelligent parasites, and flood are not super dangerous at the proto-gravemind phase (halo 1). The only reason the gravemind formed is because penitent tangent went rampant and just quit his job at being the monitor (basically, or he is a bumbling idiot) and let the quarantine zone go.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:26 pm
Wisconsin9 wrote:Galnius wrote:I meant from different places. Resources would run out quick if confined to a single planet/
I doubt the Flood's ability to overrun seventy million planets before the Empire finds out about them, and one the Empire did find out about them that's game because they can produce well over a thousand Star Destroyers in a year.

by The Four Corners Commonwealth » Sat May 25, 2013 9:27 pm
Galnius wrote:The Four Corners Commonwealth wrote:Seeing as Star Wars characters regularly walk around planets without NBC suits to protect from germs indicates that Star Wars people must have kickass Devon equipment, or something of the kind. Even the ewoks didn't get space-yellow fever from mingling with outsiders, which would happen in real life. However, there have been successful quarantines of intelligent parasites, and flood are not super dangerous at the proto-gravemind phase (halo 1). The only reason the gravemind formed is because penitent tangent went rampant and just quit his job at being the monitor (basically, or he is a bumbling idiot) and let the quarantine zone go.
The reason disease did not spread like that was because Star Wars is unrealistic. Even beyond that of HALO.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:32 pm
The Four Corners Commonwealth wrote:Galnius wrote:The reason disease did not spread like that was because Star Wars is unrealistic. Even beyond that of HALO.
Or they simply have excellent procedures, or perhaps they have a vaccine program that's similar to water fluoridation programs. It's not unfeasible considering it does happen in their universe. And we are talking slipspace, fungal zombies, light sabers, and ancient human empires, realism went out the window the second we clicked the forum

by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 9:32 pm
Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:I doubt the Flood's ability to overrun seventy million planets before the Empire finds out about them, and one the Empire did find out about them that's game because they can produce well over a thousand Star Destroyers in a year.
They can know about it all they want. When the flood reaches near your planet it is either seige yourselves or succomb to the flood.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:36 pm
Wisconsin9 wrote:Galnius wrote:They can know about it all they want. When the flood reaches near your planet it is either seige yourselves or succomb to the flood.
Or kick its ass like Ancient Humanity did. Your arguments at this point are basically that the Flood is invincible because its the Flood.

by Constaniana » Sat May 25, 2013 9:37 pm
Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:Or kick its ass like Ancient Humanity did. Your arguments at this point are basically that the Flood is invincible because its the Flood.
And your argument is that SW is better because it is SW. That is the simplicity here. Opinions are facts in this kind of debate. It is like debating which QB is best.
Ameriganastan wrote:I work hard to think of those ludicrous Eric adventure stories, but I don't think I'd have come up with rescuing a three armed alchemist from goblin-monkeys in a million years.
Kudos.

by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 9:39 pm
Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:Or kick its ass like Ancient Humanity did. Your arguments at this point are basically that the Flood is invincible because its the Flood.
And your argument is that SW is better because it is SW. That is the simplicity here. Opinions are facts in this kind of debate. It is like debating which QB is best.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:41 pm
Constaniana wrote:Galnius wrote:And your argument is that SW is better because it is SW. That is the simplicity here. Opinions are facts in this kind of debate. It is like debating which QB is best.
Except you can compare the statistics between Peyton Manning and a ten-year kid in a rec league and determine that Peyton is absolutely superior.

by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 9:43 pm

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:44 pm

by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 9:49 pm
Galnius wrote:Not ignoring. I know the UNSC and the Covenant would be quickly annihilated. You have been ignoring that the flood IS the flood. In the end, everything is dead maybe save single cellular organisms.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:51 pm
Wisconsin9 wrote:Galnius wrote:This is more like comparing Peyton and Dan Marino. You cannot determine which is better unless using your own opinions.
Except, you know, the statistics about how well they've played. For example, if Manning throws more successful passes in one season than Marino does, it's safe to say that he was a better quarterback that season.

by The Legion of War » Sat May 25, 2013 9:51 pm
You just proved their point!Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:
We've repeated time and time again that Star Wars would win because it has better tech, better industrial capacity, and an immeasurably vaster pool of labor for troops. We've repeatedly stated how exactly the Empire would contain and destroy the Flood when they encounter it. You've basically been ignoring them.[/quo
Not ignoring. I know the UNSC and the Covenant would be quickly annihilated. You have been ignoring that the flood IS the flood. In the end, everything is dead maybe save single cellular organisms.

by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 9:51 pm
Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:Except, you know, the statistics about how well they've played. For example, if Manning throws more successful passes in one season than Marino does, it's safe to say that he was a better quarterback that season.
Except complete passes do not always result in touchdowns, or touchdowns wins, or wins divisional titles....etc. It all depends on how you.view it.

by Constaniana » Sat May 25, 2013 9:52 pm
Ameriganastan wrote:I work hard to think of those ludicrous Eric adventure stories, but I don't think I'd have come up with rescuing a three armed alchemist from goblin-monkeys in a million years.
Kudos.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:53 pm
Wisconsin9 wrote:Galnius wrote:Not ignoring. I know the UNSC and the Covenant would be quickly annihilated. You have been ignoring that the flood IS the flood. In the end, everything is dead maybe save single cellular organisms.
NO NO NO NO MOTHERFUCKING NO.
The Flood was beaten before by a civilization much less advanced than the Galactic Empire in a way that didn't wipe itself out. A hundred thousand years later it happened again by a civilization much less advanced than the one that beat it before. The Flood is not invincible in any way, shape, or form. The games make it seem really really scary, when in fact it's utterly pathetic in every way, shape, and form except that it's a bit difficult to kill.

by The Rebel Alliances » Sat May 25, 2013 9:54 pm
Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:
We've repeated time and time again that Star Wars would win because it has better tech, better industrial capacity, and an immeasurably vaster pool of labor for troops. We've repeatedly stated how exactly the Empire would contain and destroy the Flood when they encounter it. You've basically been ignoring them.[/quo
Not ignoring. I know the UNSC and the Covenant would be quickly annihilated. You have been ignoring that the flood IS the flood. In the end, everything is dead maybe save single cellular organisms.

The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.

by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 9:56 pm
Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:NO NO NO NO MOTHERFUCKING NO.
The Flood was beaten before by a civilization much less advanced than the Galactic Empire in a way that didn't wipe itself out. A hundred thousand years later it happened again by a civilization much less advanced than the one that beat it before. The Flood is not invincible in any way, shape, or form. The games make it seem really really scary, when in fact it's utterly pathetic in every way, shape, and form except that it's a bit difficult to kill.
A bit? It is impossible to finish off. That is why the only way to destroy it is by killing life universally.

by The Legion of War » Sat May 25, 2013 9:59 pm
Wisconsin9 wrote:Galnius wrote:A bit? It is impossible to finish off. That is why the only way to destroy it is by killing life universally.
NO NO NO NO MOTHERFUCKING NO.
How many times must I tell you Ancient Humanity very nearly wiped it out? And the only reason it survived after the Halo Array fired was because it had been stored on the Ark or one of the Halos or something like that.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 9:59 pm
The Rebel Alliances wrote:Galnius wrote:We've repeated time and time again that Star Wars would win because it has better tech, better industrial capacity, and an immeasurably vaster pool of labor for troops. We've repeatedly stated how exactly the Empire would contain and destroy the Flood when they encounter it. You've basically been ignoring them.[/quo
Not ignoring. I know the UNSC and the Covenant would be quickly annihilated. You have been ignoring that the flood IS the flood. In the end, everything is dead maybe save single cellular organisms.
I have read the entire argument here. While you may concede that the UNSC and Covies are easily defeated by the Star Wars universe your argument that the Flood will consume all is quite entertaining considering they have been defeated by the same UNSC and Covies you just admitted that Star Wars would wipe the floor with. So the Flood is a poor side to take here.
As stated a single flood spore can destroy a planet. But Star Wars does destroy planets and really could care less about it. When flood are glassed they are dead and useless and do not spread. At least the ones who are glassed. It takes the Covies and entire fleet to do this. Star Wars can do the same thing with a single ship. And if its the Empire we are talking about here. Entire planet is gone in SECONDS with the Death Star.
Flood success record is non existant and just about any Star Wars civilization due to sheer scale and capabilities would triumph over the Flood.
So let it be known no Flood invasion shall ever conquer that Galaxy Far, Far away.

by Wisconsin9 » Sat May 25, 2013 10:01 pm
The Legion of War wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:NO NO NO NO MOTHERFUCKING NO.
How many times must I tell you Ancient Humanity very nearly wiped it out? And the only reason it survived after the Halo Array fired was because it had been stored on the Ark or one of the Halos or something like that.
The Forerunner kept it on the rings to study... Which defeated the purpose of wiping out life to get rid of the Flood...
And just throwing this out here... We don't really know much about Ancient Humanity, except that it kicked the Flood's ass.

by The Four Corners Commonwealth » Sat May 25, 2013 10:01 pm
Galnius wrote:Wisconsin9 wrote:NO NO NO NO MOTHERFUCKING NO.
The Flood was beaten before by a civilization much less advanced than the Galactic Empire in a way that didn't wipe itself out. A hundred thousand years later it happened again by a civilization much less advanced than the one that beat it before. The Flood is not invincible in any way, shape, or form. The games make it seem really really scary, when in fact it's utterly pathetic in every way, shape, and form except that it's a bit difficult to kill.
A bit? It is impossible to finish off. That is why the only way to destroy it is by killing life universally.

by Galnius » Sat May 25, 2013 10:04 pm
Wisconsin9 wrote:The Legion of War wrote:The Forerunner kept it on the rings to study... Which defeated the purpose of wiping out life to get rid of the Flood...
And just throwing this out here... We don't really know much about Ancient Humanity, except that it kicked the Flood's ass.
Which for the purposes of this discussion is all that really matters, isn't it?
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