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:2 & 3) Nothing ever said they ''didn't'' have that technology. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. | :2 & 3) Nothing ever said they ''didn't'' have that technology. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. | ||
:4) It's true that Covenant single ships are ordinarily not capable of emerging from slipspace. However, the Covenant are more than capable of reinforcing their vessels to survive the transition from slipspace. | :4) It's true that Covenant single ships are ordinarily not capable of emerging from slipspace. However, the Covenant are more than capable of reinforcing their vessels to survive the transition from slipspace. '''*EDIT*''' I'm with Roberthaha and Vergerot on this one; I don't think the Banshees, Seraphs, and Phantoms were utilizing slipspace at all. The radio operator on ''Anchor 9'' warns about impulse drive signatures being detected seconds before the Seraphs appear. They would not have been able to detect said signatures if the vessels were in slipspace, as they wouldn't have time to retrieve and analyze a slipspace probe like those used by remote sensing outposts. Thus, Occam's Razor would indicate that the craft were using impulse drive rather than slipspace. | ||
:5) The aesthetic changes in ''Halo Wars'' were to make the Elites more realistic and dangerous-looking, as are the changes in ''Reach''. There was no "lack of cooperation" between Bungie and Ensemble. People say that when they want an excuse to complain about ''Halo Wars''. | :5) The aesthetic changes in ''Halo Wars'' were to make the Elites more realistic and dangerous-looking, as are the changes in ''Reach''. There was no "lack of cooperation" between Bungie and Ensemble. People say that when they want an excuse to complain about ''Halo Wars''. | ||