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11/27/2012 3:55:21 AM
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Maybe the Didact didn't survive.
I thought his voice at the end was him reflecting on the humans kicking his butt during their war 100,000 years prior. I don't recall the exact wording, but I assumed this was that or perhaps the weird "second form" thing the Forerunners take on when they die (Bornstellar talks about this in the beginning of Cryptum).
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] switch 104 sv [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sliding Ghost [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] switch 104 sv The Forerunners went into exile ("darkness") thousands of years ago ("eons") and humanity have begun to "seize" Forerunner technology for themselves, Huragok, slipspace drives, shielding etc. This only happened recently, not 100,00 years ago.[/quote]I wonder if Jul Mdama let him know about some of these things.[/quote] That would make sense. It does seem like Jul has had dealings in person with the Didact. I hope Spartan Ops elaborates on this "Hand of the Didact" thing.[/quote]He hates humans, Didact hates humans. It's going to be interesting seeing a comparison between them being drawn out. I like the way Spartan Ops is heading in this respect. I hope they don't prove to be clones of each other. They share the same hatred (on the surface) but the way they're going to achieve their goal is different. We already know Didact just wanted to forcibly add humans to his army. [Edited on 11.27.2012 3:54 AM PST]
