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9/8/2012 11:29:17 PM
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Excuse my ignorance, but I have some Halo cannon questions.
Note: I'll re-post this in the Reach thread if needed. It's mostly multiplayer talk over there.
If I remember correctly from "The Fall of Reach" book, Master Chief was testing out his new power armor when he first got word that Reach was under attack.
George was a Spartan II. We all know from the part from the Halo: Reach game when Halsey asks George what he did to her armor, that Halsey must have given George that very armor sometime in the past when he was still under Halsey.
My question is: Why did it take so long for Master Chief and the rest of the Spartans to get their power armor, when George had his for quite a while? Is this just another cannon breaker from Reach?
[Edited on 09.08.2012 3:30 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] grey101 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MasterSin [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] grey101 NOBLE teams armor was a different variant.[/quote] Actually if you pay attention to the book cover of [url=http://cache.kotaku.com/assets/images/9/2008/10/halocole.png]Halo: The cole protocol[/url], you can notice that Gray Team also use the MArk IV variant, which is pretty similar to Noble six armor.[/quote] cover art is hardly canon.[/quote] This. I've said it a quadrillion times: it's artwork, it doesn't [i]need[/i] to be canonically accurate. Lots of books have cover art which doesn't reflect the canonical aesthetic representation of things. Take the Wordsworth Edition of Dracula as an example, Dracula on the cover looks absolutely nothing like the way he's described in the book. Cover art is an artistic liberty, a means of catching the reader's eye. [Edited on 09.09.2012 11:29 AM PDT]
