It doesn’t make sense because didn’t we finish the fight in Halo 3 and the war is over? And even more so, Why are we fighting Elites when we just became best bros with them?
I’m quite confused.
Storm faction, a splinter group that didn’t take the truce between covenant and humans.
Read some summaries of the new books. A group of elites are rebellious of the arbiter and believe the humans should be destroyed.
> It doesn’t make sense because didn’t we finish the fight in Halo 3 and the war is over? And even more so, Why are we fighting Elites when we just became best bros with them?
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> I’m quite confused.
Not all people of the same race have the same political motivations.
Some of the covenant still hate humans and still believe in the religious pact of the covenant. Thus you have the storm covenant in Halo 4.
> Storm faction, a splinter group that didn’t take the truce between covenant and humans.
That doesn’t make sense. Without halo the brutes would of smashed the elites.
Just because we’re friends with some Elites doesn’t mean we’re friends with all of them.
I’d say the truce was more an alliance of necessity against the flood, than one of friendship. They weren’t ‘best bros’. However this is a splinter group that is quite fanatical in their beliefs.
> Just because we’re friends with some Elites doesn’t mean we’re friends with all of them.
Why?
> I’d say the truce was more an alliance of necessity against the flood, than one of friendship. They weren’t ‘best bros’. However this is a splinter group that is quite fanatical in their beliefs.
But isn’t Arbitur the prime minister and have control over the elites? I don’t understand why they wouldn’t listen to their leader.
> > Storm faction, a splinter group that didn’t take the truce between covenant and humans.
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> That doesn’t make sense. Without <mark>halo</mark> the brutes would of smashed the elites.
don’t tell me you think the the Master Chief is called “halo”
not tryin’ to flame here, but these terms irritate me
and please correct me if my assumption is false
> > I’d say the truce was more an alliance of necessity against the flood, than one of friendship. They weren’t ‘best bros’. However this is a splinter group that is quite fanatical in their beliefs.
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> But isn’t Arbitur the prime minister and have control over the elites? I don’t understand why they wouldn’t listen to their leader.
You should look into some fiction.
The Arbiter is the leader of his clan. There are several clans on Sanghelious, each with different leaders and views. Another organization pots to assassinate the Arbiter for his pro-human movements. Not all the Elites appreciate Humanity like him.
The Sangheli are in much more chaos and unorganization than you realize.
The Covenant in Halo 4 are a splinter faction called the Storm. They took control of a fleet and went to Requiem.
The Storm are a group that didn’t fully give up hope on the Forerunner legends that once drove the Covenant Religion. They discovered the possibility of on eof their gods, a Forerunner, is on Requiem. They plan to awaken that Forerunner and use him to help them destroy Humanity.
keen read glasslands that will basically give you and idea why
> > Just because we’re friends with some Elites doesn’t mean we’re friends with all of them.
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> Why?
Because the Elites have very different views within their society, and the Arbiter doesn’t speak for even half of the Sangheli population.
We either got a troll or someone who knows little to nothing about the Halo universe, no offense OP.
OP, in Halo 2 we had 2 elite factions, the covenant and the heretics. Heretics weren’t religious, they didn’t believe in the great journey. Elites fighting elites. Now most of the Elites smartened up and realized the great joruney was BS, and they were helping the UNSC to stop the annihilation of the universe.
There are still Elites/covenant that believe in the great journey. These are the Elites/covenant you’ll be fighting in Halo 4.
> > > Storm faction, a splinter group that didn’t take the truce between covenant and humans.
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> > That doesn’t make sense. Without <mark>halo</mark> the brutes would of smashed the elites.
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> don’t tell me you think the the Master Chief is called “halo”
> not tryin’ to flame here, but these terms irritate me
>
> and please correct me if my assumption is false
I thought master chief was the black dude who died in Halo 3?
Can you imagine what the fans would say if you got rid of their beloved Covenant?
> > > > Storm faction, a splinter group that didn’t take the truce between covenant and humans.
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> > > That doesn’t make sense. Without <mark>halo</mark> the brutes would of smashed the elites.
> >
> > don’t tell me you think the the Master Chief is called “halo”
> > not tryin’ to flame here, but these terms irritate me
> >
> > and please correct me if my assumption is false
>
> I thought master chief was the black dude who died in Halo 3?
I laffed.
Carry on people. o7
Confirmed as troll…
Move one people, nothing to see here~
I’ma thinkin that teh OP be trollin.
> > > > Storm faction, a splinter group that didn’t take the truce between covenant and humans.
> > >
> > > That doesn’t make sense. Without <mark>halo</mark> the brutes would of smashed the elites.
> >
> > don’t tell me you think the the Master Chief is called “halo”
> > not tryin’ to flame here, but these terms irritate me
> >
> > and please correct me if my assumption is false
>
> I thought master chief was the black dude who died in Halo 3?
You have got to be kidding me. Please tell me you’re kidding. Please.