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12/13/2016 3:09:09 PM
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I think...? I mean, the Flood can infect living things as well as reanimate dead things through some weird process involving stabbing a spine(Chief's first encounter) and taking over the nervous system or something.
While the Necromorphs utilize some form of liquid(Infector Needle juices?) and a signal from a Hive Mind/Marker or a Brethren Moon.
So I think a Flood Infection form [i]can[/I] infect active Necromorphs that have adequate mass for the Flood to embed itself in. However, the Necromorphs cannot infect a Combat/Pure Forms if the Infection Form inside it is alive and active.
So, technically yes I think. My facts might be a lil outdated though.
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There are two types of necromorph that can infect , the bat morphs and the small one that have like 4 sea star legs.
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Ah, I remember those little things. But those sea-star things couldn't infect until DS3 where they become headcrabs that crawl inside and do something to the host.
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Didn't one of them have the ability to turn you into one with you failed a QTE, meaning that it chopped your head off?
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Yeah, there was the Divider's/Creeper's head, which if you fail the QTE the head will rip off Isaac's and replace his head. It looks kinda creepy actually. There was also another one where if a person ingests Necromorph flesh, they turn into one. There's a small amount of audio logs in Dead Space 3 detailing it, I think.
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Never even played Dead Space, but I've seen videos of both. -blam!- that shit. [spoiler]Making Memes Since '02.[/spoiler]
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They also lived in the fattys stomache kinda.
