Halo CEA terminal2/halo 4

Ok first of all we all know frank O’connor said some terminals will give hints towards halo 4 and we all practically know terminal 10 is a likely candidate, but what about terminal 2? because as the forerunner symbols in that terminal translate to “Halo 4” im thinking there could be something in that terminal that could be a hint or a connection i personally cant come up with any ideas or theories but would any of know anything about it? because having the words halo 4 in forerunner language in that terminal could mean there is something there.

heres the video

I always wonder. What was his “former station” ?

Maybe Spark once worked at the Threshold gas mine? It would explain how he was so easily able to take command of it’s local Sentinels. Doubtful, but who knows.

> Maybe Spark once worked at the Threshold gas mine? It would explain how he was so easily able to take command of it’s local Sentinels. Doubtful, but who knows.

A good enough theory but we can’t be certain…

> > Maybe Spark once worked at the Threshold gas mine? It would explain how he was so easily able to take command of it’s local Sentinels. Doubtful, but who knows.
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> A good enough theory but we can’t be certain…

Yeah I have my doubts on it too. I mean it’s just hard to know WHEN Spark was made. Chakas apparently was allowed to wander but we know he had his own fragments, Spark being one of them.

> Maybe Spark once worked at the Threshold gas mine? It would explain how he was so easily able to take command of it’s local Sentinels. Doubtful, but who knows.

Spark did oversee the gas mine on Threshold’s conversion to a flood containment facility. It’s mentioned during the Halo 2 campaign level “Oracle”.

> Maybe Spark once worked at the Threshold gas mine? It would explain how he was so easily able to take command of it’s local Sentinels. Doubtful, but who knows.

good thought but im talking about terminal 2 as the forerunner symbols at the end translates to “halo 4” so i was wondering since it says halo 4 would there be anything they we could connect with it.

Maybe something with the monitor Guilty Spark was talking to, or the problems with the Domain?

I’m betting that Humanity learns much more about the Forerunners in the Reclaimer Trilogy.

See I was all about this Chakas being the original, until I seen this again, and really listened. Chakas talks about being human, and his adventures as a human. And we all assumed spark was a fragment due to the line one of me. What if he just meant a monitor? What if Chakas was put in charge of the monitors, and where they get stationed? or to keep track of their actions? That whole video 343 GS says we, and us, refering to himself and the Forerunners. Unless the 3rd book shows some sort of alliance formed between the humans and the forerunners. The wording 343 uses would suggest that he was a Forerunner. Chakas at this point never implied or even said he had access to the Domain, that was a Forerunner thing…

> See I was all about this Chakas being the original, until I seen this again, and really listened. Chakas talks about being human, and his adventures as a human. And we all assumed spark was a fragment due to the line one of me. What if he just meant a monitor? What if Chakas was put in charge of the monitors, and where they get stationed? or to keep track of their actions? That whole video 343 GS says we, and us, refering to himself and the Forerunners. Unless the 3rd book shows some sort of alliance formed between the humans and the forerunners. The wording 343 uses would suggest that he was a Forerunner. Chakas at this point never implied or even said he had access to the Domain, that was a Forerunner thing…

Now I don’t want to start ANOTHER conversation why I think ( and most Halo Wiki’s aswell) that 343 IS Chakas, so lets just stay on the Topic “What is his former Station” , okay?

@ Topic:
Since he worked at the Gas mine it COULD be it, but I highly doubt it.
Since Chakas was a close friend of the Didact, I would guess it was something that had to do with the Military.
Who knows, maybe he was in charge of overseeing the Maginot Line?
Or placed on the Bigger arc? A Forerunner-Flood Research Facility?
I guess that the Station is where Silentium takes place.

> > See I was all about this Chakas being the original, until I seen this again, and really listened. Chakas talks about being human, and his adventures as a human. And we all assumed spark was a fragment due to the line one of me. What if he just meant a monitor? What if Chakas was put in charge of the monitors, and where they get stationed? or to keep track of their actions? That whole video 343 GS says we, and us, refering to himself and the Forerunners. Unless the 3rd book shows some sort of alliance formed between the humans and the forerunners. The wording 343 uses would suggest that he was a Forerunner. Chakas at this point never implied or even said he had access to the Domain, that was a Forerunner thing…
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> Now I don’t want to start ANOTHER conversation why I think ( and most Halo Wiki’s aswell) that 343 IS Chakas, so lets just stay on the Topic “What is his former Station” , okay?
>
> @ Topic:
> Since he worked at the Gas mine it COULD be it, but I highly doubt it.
> Since Chakas was a close friend of the Didact, I would guess it was something that had to do with the Military.
> Who knows, maybe he was in charge of overseeing the Maginot Line?
> Or placed on the Bigger arc? A Forerunner-Flood Research Facility?
> I guess that the Station is where Silentium takes place.

Maybe you should trying reading the OP first before you start spouting off OK? The questioned asked was what is the terminals connection to Halo4. The OP said nothing of his former station or a gas mine. So the topic isn’t what is his “former station”. It’s the connection to Halo4. Whic I gave a plausible scenario as to what that could be.

You can trust any of the Wikis all you want, but the fact is most information in them is speculation and guesses.

I was simply pointing out the use of we and us by 343 GS to describe himself and the Forerunners. I think the use of these words are important.