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I always thought it was odd when you opened the door to where you first meet the Flood, and a dude's body falls into your arms. Shouldn't he have been infected? [[User talk:Aerandir|Aerandir]] 23:10, 25 January 2009 (UTC)
I always thought it was odd when you opened the door to where you first meet the Flood, and a dude's body falls into your arms. Shouldn't he have been infected? [[User talk:Aerandir|Aerandir]] 23:10, 25 January 2009 (UTC)
Probably mangled like [[Marvin Mobuto|Mobuto]]. Graphic details in Halo: CE weren't that great. Or it simply added to the tension. {{Arby116Sig}}

Revision as of 23:17, February 3, 2009

Date Error

Why has nobody pointed out in the article the date error that appears in the level. When Chief is watching Jenkins's video clip, it says the clip was taken sometime in May 2552, but as we all know from Halo: The Flood, Halo 1 takes place sometime in September 2552.

Crazy Marine

  • Marty confirmed in an HBO forum post that Jaime Griesemer told him that the Crazy Marine shoots himself when you are not around. Link Maybe the crazy marine can get his own entry? --Vlad3163 03:41, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

That just doesn't make sense. If he had shot himself there would have been a body (assuming he wasn't assimilated by the flood) and/or blood. 75.88.184.56 01:02, 27 May 2007 (UTC)

Crazy Marine different person

The marine could of been a reclaimer because of teleportation does not make a messSauronas Churchill 11:29, 25 October 2007 (UTC)

Or he was lucky and made his way out of the swamp.Sauronas Churchill 11:29, 25 October 2007 (UTC)


Other

  • One question is those ally dots on your raydar.No one knows what exactly are they.--04:27, 10 September 2006 72.178.136.80
You have to look closely for those. They are actually armless Flood Combat Forms. You only get brief glimpses of them running around on the ledges above you at the beginning of the level. -ED 18:35, 5 February 2007 (UTC)
  • um, okay I'm confused in the article it says Jenkins became flood (which I believe), but in an article about him he is said to have survived. Which is right?
He and his entire squad, except Johnson, are turned into Combat Forms. However, in Jenkins' case, his Infection Form is weakened from the centuries of containment, and it cannot control him fully. He watches in terror as he loses control of his mutated body and the form moves his body around and attacks his mind.
Jenkins' combat form follows a group of Flood to the surface where they attack a group of marines under command of First Lieutenant Melissa McKay. Without complete control over his body, Jenkins, who is desperate to end his own life, attempts to get killed while assaulting the Lieutenant, but instead he is captured by the ODSTs, who take him prisoner. Major Antonio Silva tries to interrogate him and Jenkins reveals an imminent threat to the base from the Flood. He is later taken to the Truth and Reconciliation while the Marines assault the ship. Jenkins, knowing that Silva plans to take the ship home to Earth, overwhelms the Infection form inside him and tries to destroy the ship, because he knows that there are more Flood present aboard it, and they would inevitably escape and destroy Earth. He fails to do so, but Lieutenant McKay, seeing the truth as well, destroys the vessel for him. The destruction then takes his life, mercifully ending his suffering.

Apparently, they're called "Yeti Flood" as they're invincible and run away after a couple of seconds-Bllasae 02:22, 28 November 2007 (UTC)

  • No,no,no they are not invincible, I shot one with a pistol and it went down and when i got to the spot where it was, there was a dead combat form!-Lovemuffin 08:36, 27 November 2007

First time I played 343GS in Halo PC...I'd seen screenshots and videos of the Flood in action - I knew what was coming, and I was still terrified! I'm not kidding; my pulse was racing! Racing! Toward the end of the level, I was actually wondering whether I'd ever get out. -- StAraqiel 19:38, 30 November 2007 (UTC)

oops

Sorry guys, accidentally reverted edit that I that was spam back to what it was. Thanks Manticore. Spartan 107 05:56, 9 December 2007 (UTC)

343 guilty spark

This is the best halo level ever. Halo and halo 2. They should have made all of the levels like this one.

343 guilty spark

this is, in my opinion, the most climactic part of the first halo game. If you are playing halo for the first time, it gets pretty disturbing. you know something is wrong, and then a reanimated corpse leaps out at you. you see covenant troops massacred by the flood, bloodstained walls and dead bodies everywhere. definantly my favorite level in halo: ce

Broken Light Bridge

When I go down on the first working elevator and go into the room where you must activate the light bridge, it coughs and splutters and flashes on and off, I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get across. There is no mention of it on the walkthrough which lead me to believe I was going the wrong way, however, I watched a video of it on youtube, and even though the video showed the player taking the same route I am, the bridge is working perfectly in the video, and he goes right across. This is especially annoying because on the other side of the door are about 12 marines and the end of the level! Please, I do not want to feel like a noob for not completing Halo 1, but I can't for the life of me get over this bridge, please help!


You Have to jump down to the floor and go through the doors and continue on hope this helps you. Shipmaster117 05:59, 28 April 2008 (UTC)

Intact Marine Body?

I always thought it was odd when you opened the door to where you first meet the Flood, and a dude's body falls into your arms. Shouldn't he have been infected? Aerandir 23:10, 25 January 2009 (UTC)

Probably mangled like Mobuto. Graphic details in Halo: CE weren't that great. Or it simply added to the tension. Template:Arby116Sig