Omega three: Difference between revisions

From Halopedia, the Halo wiki

(I'm pretty sure it was an EMP making their suits self-destruct)
(referenced. I don't think it was an EMP.)
Line 7: Line 7:
Omega Three was the final panic code, an order to break and run no matter what the cost. This code was used only in extreme situations, when a combat situation suddenly turned extremely grim for the [[UNSC]] forces and they would be massacred if they did not immediately retreat.<ref>[[Ghosts of Onyx]] page 22</ref>
Omega Three was the final panic code, an order to break and run no matter what the cost. This code was used only in extreme situations, when a combat situation suddenly turned extremely grim for the [[UNSC]] forces and they would be massacred if they did not immediately retreat.<ref>[[Ghosts of Onyx]] page 22</ref>


It was used in [[Operation TORPEDO]] in 2545 when seven [[Covenant]] cruisers arrived on [[Pegasi Delta]] to halt the [[Spartan-III]]'s attack. Except [[Tom]] and [[Lucy]], who managed to jump into the water before they were hit, all of the [[Spartan-III]]'s were killed by an Electro-Magnetic pulse.
It was used in [[Operation TORPEDO]] in 2545 when seven [[Covenant]] cruisers arrived on [[Pegasi Delta]] to halt the [[Spartan-III]]'s attack. Except [[Tom]] and [[Lucy]], who managed to jump into the water before they were hit, all of the [[Spartan-III]]'s were killed by the Plasma Bombardment from the Covenant cruisers, and finally the massive explosion of the Covenant Refinery.<ref>''Tom saw the Covenant cruisers over the field. Lances of laser fire rained down from the ships' lateral weapon arrays and blasted his fellow Spartans. Firepower meant for capital ship combat… how could anyone survive that?''
 
''A new sun appeared. The supercritical core flared and light filled the world. The cruisers rippled, distorted, their alloy skins boiling away in the heat. They disintegrated, bits blasted outward.''</ref>


==Sources==
==Sources==