Talk:Forerunner-Flood war

Outcome of the war

Technically isn't it a self-induced Forerunner defeat, as the Forerunners annihilated themselves by firing the Halo rings while leaving the Flood alive.

You do know we're Forerunner right? And also, in Contact Harvest, after Mercident Bias(Or however you spell it)tells the Prophets at the Dreadnought that he has watched them misinterpret it for years, and he states that their symbol for "reclaimation" was actually upside down, and stood for "reclaimer", and therefore Harvest was full of them. Bllasae

So why is the talk page blank?

I came in here to see what was being disputed...and poof. Nothing. What the heck? Itsgms 06:35, 26 January 2008 (UTC)

How do we know that the Flood entered the Milky Way Galaxy in 98,379 BCE? That is only when they were discovered on G617g. The Flood could have been lying dormant on that planet for thousands of years.

I added more

commanders --KDP3 22:18, 5 May 2008 (UTC)

A Game

What if they made a Halo: The Forerunners game? The player takes control of a Forerunner, and fights the Flood, even some Floods never heard from before, new weapons, new type of Sentinels, etc. What do you all think? --Mega Sean 45 14:17, November 26, 2009 (UTC)

It's really funny... I had exactly the same thought, Sean! If Bungie did make a game about the history of the war, I would suggest that they make it in a

'Halo Wars' style. That way they could include four factions (UNSC, Covenant, Flood, and Forerunner) in the game's multiplayer. I think

that Gravemind and Mendicant Bias would make great heroes for the Flood, whereas the Librarian and the Didact would make great heroes for

the Forerunners. If extra heroes are needed, I would suggest Guilty Spark for the Forerunners, and a combat form of Gravemind for the

Flood (Perhaps the mobile, cyclops form he takes in the Halo Legends episode 'Origins'?). Master Chief might also make a good hero for the UNSC - User:Webspidrman 18 January 2010 (UTC)