Talk:Unidentified Sangheili Field Marshal: Difference between revisions

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:Same. [[User:Alertfiend|Alertfiend]] - [[Blue Team|Team Chief]] 17:01, 25 December 2015 (EST)

While it may very well not be the same Field Marshal, we have to assume the point that they made a Field Marshal appear in the beggining of the game, then kill Kat, then send his Zealots to kill Emile cannot be a pure coincidence just because they never explicitly said so. Why throw a Field Marshal through the game, make it a "big deal" that he was responsible for two deaths of your teammates (as well as trying to kill you in the first playable level) if they did not intended the Field Marshal seen through the game was one individual. [[User:Draft227|Draft227]] 20:27, 25 December 2015 (EST)

While it may very well not be the same Field Marshal, we have to assume the point that they made a Field Marshal appear in the beggining of the game, then kill Kat, then send his Zealots to kill Emile cannot be a pure coincidence just because they never explicitly said so. Why throw a Field Marshal through the game, make it a "big deal" that he was responsible for two deaths of your teammates (as well as trying to kill you in the first playable level) if they did not intended the Field Marshal seen through the game was one individual. Besides, according to the Halo: Reach's Legendary Commentary, the Field Marshal that killed Kat was said to be "after something they knew," which hints that it is possibly the same Field Marshal that attacked Noble in the first mission and then the penultimate. I say we keep the article and use this source. [[User:Draft227|Draft227]] 20:27, 25 December 2015 (EST)

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	:Same. [[User:Alertfiend\|Alertfiend]] - [[Blue Team\|Team Chief]] 17:01, 25 December 2015 (EST)		:Same. [[User:Alertfiend\|Alertfiend]] - [[Blue Team\|Team Chief]] 17:01, 25 December 2015 (EST)

	While it may very well not be the same Field Marshal, we have to assume the point that they made a Field Marshal appear in the beggining of the game, then kill Kat, then send his Zealots to kill Emile cannot be a pure coincidence just because they never explicitly said so. Why throw a Field Marshal through the game, make it a "big deal" that he was responsible for two deaths of your teammates (as well as trying to kill you in the first playable level) if they did not intended the Field Marshal seen through the game was one individual. [[User:Draft227\|Draft227]] 20:27, 25 December 2015 (EST)		While it may very well not be the same Field Marshal, we have to assume the point that they made a Field Marshal appear in the beggining of the game, then kill Kat, then send his Zealots to kill Emile cannot be a pure coincidence just because they never explicitly said so. Why throw a Field Marshal through the game, make it a "big deal" that he was responsible for two deaths of your teammates (as well as trying to kill you in the first playable level) if they did not intended the Field Marshal seen through the game was one individual. Besides, according to the Halo: Reach's Legendary Commentary, the Field Marshal that killed Kat was said to be "after something they knew," which hints that it is possibly the same Field Marshal that attacked Noble in the first mission and then the penultimate. I say we keep the article and use this source. [[User:Draft227\|Draft227]] 20:27, 25 December 2015 (EST)