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A '''Technological Achievement Tier''' was a level of categorization used by the [[Forerunner]]s to assess the technological advancement of civilizations.<ref name="Bestiarum">'''[[Halo 3]]''', ''[[Bestiarum]]''</ref> This system was later adopted by the [[Covenant]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 273''</ref> There are a total of eight tiers, and the lower the Tier number, the more advanced the civilization's technology is/was. | A '''Technological Achievement Tier''' was a level of categorization used by the [[Forerunner]]s to assess the technological advancement of civilizations.<ref name="Bestiarum">'''[[Halo 3]]''', ''[[Bestiarum]]''</ref> This system was later adopted by the [[Covenant]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]''', ''page 273''</ref> There are a total of eight tiers, and the lower the Tier number, the more advanced the civilization's technology is/was. | ||
==Tier 7: Pre- | ==Tier 7: Pre-industrial== | ||
Tier 7 is one of the most common and stable states, with limited weaponry and environmental threats. Societies tend to be small and scattered, driven by subsistence farming, foraging, or hunter-gathering needs. Technology is limited to simple hand made tools, weapons, or agrarian implements and methods, but a very broad understanding of planetary and solar mechanics is not uncommon. | Tier 7 is one of the most common and stable states, with limited weaponry and environmental threats. Societies tend to be small and scattered, driven by subsistence farming, foraging, or hunter-gathering needs. Technology is limited to simple hand made tools, weapons, or agrarian implements and methods, but a very broad understanding of planetary and solar mechanics is not uncommon. | ||