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4/6/2016 9:52:38 AM
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HUGE plot hole in the black garden mission
OK so remember that super-fun boss battle where you destroyed the black heart of the black garden in vanilla? Me neither, but I found a huge plot hole in that section. If the vex wanted to protect it so much, then why didn't they prepare for the guardian to arrive since they know of their power? Let me explain. The vex are controlled by one huge, shared mind right? Then why didn't the heart just bring all the 3 statues to life and brought like 20 ultra minotaurs and 3 legions of harpies to defend itself against the guardian's attacks? Since they are all shared by one mind, wouldn't the attacked vex just before the heart room have communicated with the other vex by their shared mind tactics to warn them to not underestimate the guardian? Plus, when the guardian arrived, the vex seemed suprised to see one and slowly turned around one by one because they felt it or something. I don't know but any theories guys?
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Edited by Chia Pete FTW: 4/8/2016 9:18:36 AMThey failed because they did not know that they failed. Time travel paradoxes like that are often explained like how could they know to send more troops if nobody survived to tell them to send more troops? How could Harry Potter save himself and Serius from the Dementors if he didn't survive in the first place to know he needed to be rescued??? [spoiler]he couldn't have. This is why they wrote out time travel later in the series...[/spoiler] Time travel is messy and if I ever get into any form of writing or creative process I will avoid it at all costs...
