I think the Spirit of Fire will be making a return in in due to the fact there is going to be Warthogs and most of the frigate Chief was in was destroyed including the vehicles in it. And supposedly there is supposed to be marines. Leave your ideas below.
I hope they are not involved. I really hate when every aspect of a universe has to be connected or joined at some point. It’s such a simplistic way of creating a universe. “Hey, it’s those guys! I know them from that other game! Yay!”
The odds of the crew of the SoF randomly happening upon the Chief are astronomical! It’s space we’re talking about here, not wandering round town and bumping into someone you know.
Remember though, the Spirit of Fire lost the slip space engine so it would be more likely that the crew crashed into Chief’s location rather than making it back to UNSC controlled space.
What I’m trying to say is that the galaxy (if they are even still in it) is GIGANTIC! So much so that even if the two ships were in roughly the same area the chances of them colliding are so minute it would be nearly impossible, never mind the fact that the two ships are lost in unknown space and could literally be anywhere. Imagine how unlikely it would be that I randomly ended up meeting you. And that’s only on a global scale. Now imagine that on a galactic scale.
If the SoF happens to meet up with the Chief then the writers are idiots. I’m sure they’re not though but you never know.
I’m not expecting the SoF, but it would make sense if they met up. Even if MC just stumbled across the ship crashed and everyone is dead.
It would mnake sense because, like MC, the SoF is stranded in Forerunner space. And like MC, who stumbled upon some strange planet, Serena alerted Cutter that “They found something”.
My point is that it wouldn’t make sense! The operative word in all this is “space” i.e. an unimaginable vast area. The probability of two lost UNSC ships happening across one another is so small it’s negligible.
I’ve made my point, I’m not getting involved in this ridiculous idea anymore.
> My point is that it wouldn’t make sense! The operative word in all this is “space” i.e. an unimaginable vast area. The probability of two lost UNSC ships happening across one another is so small it’s negligible.
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> I’ve made my point, I’m not getting involved in this ridiculous idea anymore.
Unless they were somehow both drawn to a Forerunner beacon. 