Originally posted by Burning thought
once again you miss a lot of points and are wrong, what you seem to think are facts are obviously mislead...ime sorry
No, I use logical reasoning, Burning. You, on the other hand, attempt to shove facts and figures in my fact, when they’re
pure speculation anyways, and pretending that it’s fact.
That’s fallacy there, plain and simple.
Originally posted by Burning thought
first evidence proving there were millions protecting it?
I believe that’s what I asked for, yes.
And try not to make some half-baked horseshit up again like you did.
Originally posted by Burning thought
...l2 play the game...on the very mission you capture it, they said they had killed Zerg in the millions trying to get the new overmind, obviously this shows your lack of starcraft knowledge if ime showing lack of halo knowledge
If I need to “l2 play the game” ( a silly excuse for a retort anyways) your memory is clearly lacking here.
I don’t think you know what the hell you are talking about, because you seem sadly misinformed. Nowhere does it say in either the briefing or the scripted action in that mission providesany indication of the numbers of Zerg guarding the new Overmind and the crystal number in the millions. How do I know? I just played it.
Kerrigan mentions that several types of broods led by a handful of unnamed cerebrates are guarding it, but that’s all. That doesn’t mean anything. She says nothing even remotely resembling population of the forces they were up against.
Is this another one of your ridiculous claims that aren’t even true?
Originally posted by Burning thought
if ime a flourbag of nonsense you must be an entire bakers shop of nonsense,
Hahahahahaha, how very unoriginal, Burning thought.
At least come up with something unique.
Originally posted by Burning thought
first i said there could be trillions of Zerg
No, because there would have to be billions of cerebrates to control all of them. They have to be controlled by something, and a single being cannot possibly control that much.
Besides, the estimated zerg brood populations aren’t that out of date. The events of Brood War occurred a week later at the most from StarCraft, and the Zerg population was decimated at that time. They numbered 50 million at the most, and that’s a very generous guess considering that the major broods added up don’t even total 15 million. The other 35 million is to account for these so called numerous other broods, and that’s still a generous guess.
There is absolutely no way that the Zerg could breed that fast to go from 50 million to a trillion in less than a year considering the losses.
Originally posted by Burning thought
2nd theres no proof or evidence to state he could not control trillions of cerebrates even if i actually stated he could because hes an enormous brain
Poor reasoning, just because he’s an enormous “brain-like entity” does not give him the capacity to control trillions of cerebrates. A simple thought process is one thing, maintaining control over the thing and the brood is another entirely.
If he did have this much power, as I said before, he would have asserted it so that the cerebrates are a complete extension of him rather than having quirky, different personalities for each cerebrate and having them argue amongst each other at times.
If he did have this much power, he would be able to prevent his most powerful cerebrates from sniping verbally at each other before it even started.
Originally posted by Burning thought
can you even imagine the amount of things the human brain, the size of a coconut/melon can do, millions of insructions it can carry out, thats what the Overmind is, a massive brain,
Yes, I’m fully aware of what a brain is and roughly what it can do, Burning thought.
It still means nothing in terms of what it can control and how it can do it in the first place. Yet another moot point.
Originally posted by Burning thought
however the Overmind is enormous, looking at it nearly the size of a block of flats or small skyscraper and twice as wide, its a brain
Yes, you’ve repeatedly pointed out the fact that it is a giant brain. Way to go, Captain Obvious!
Your poorest argument yet. Size of a brain means absolutely nothing to what it can or cannot do. The human brain is about the same size as a bear’s, but are bears smarter or can handle more than we are? No. What a silly point.
Originally posted by Burning thought
theres no evidence to prove there is a limit to the number of cerebrates it can control.
No, there is. As I said above. If he had that much power over his cerebrates and has that kind of mental capacity, he should be able to accomplish more, but he doesn’t. They still bicker and have different personalities.
There’s my argument, Burning. Where’s yours? All you’ve done is attempt to use the same “there is no proof/evidence” rant over and over again as if it actually has some meaning. You’ve also poorly attempted to substitute a real argument by pure speculation. Do you call this debating?
Originally posted by Burning thought
but you brought up another point, why would he exaggerate? its not a human being, the overmind is an ancient entity who controls and wills, he wouldnt exaggerate
Try not to be so shortsighted, Burning. Sugar it up all you like, but it is still an exaggeration through and through.
Does it make sense to you that the Zerg numbers are ‘innumerable’, that is, to say, ‘infinity’? Because that’s what innumerable means.
The answer is no, logically it makes no sense. There has to be a defined number of zerg even if it is big. It’s not literal, it’s a figure of speech.
Because it’s an ancient entity does not make it immune to personality traits like arrogance or egotism, as it is clearly shown here.
Originally posted by Burning thought
the Zerg swarms are innumerable without number simply because their constantly multiplying
No, that still doesn’t make them infinity. It simply means they were growing larger at times. See above.
Originally posted by Burning thought
which is why their such a great power in the starcraft universe
Their numbers still didn’t mean that much in the end, did they?
Originally posted by Burning thought
and how its going to be impossible for the flood to beat, their basically super flood, swarming in numbers
The Flood multiply exponentially because for every victim they get, another soldier gets added to their ranks, and they’re bound to kill. A lot. An infested form could spawn into a carrier form in a few scant hours, filled with a veritable swarm of infection forms, who in turn, go forth to infest even more.
Killing isn’t a primal instinct for the Flood, they kill because they’re starving.
The Zerg kill just because they want to dominate. Which do you think is a stronger motive, ravenous hunger or subjective ambitions?
Please, stop overhyping your beloved Zerg, Burning.
What you’re basically doing is going on about this massive sermon about how the Zerg would defeat the Flood, on and on, that’s what you’ve been repeating constantly. You keep going on repetitively on about how the races in Starcraft are comparatively far superior to the ones in Halo without even bothering to offer precise explanations for many of them. Like I’ve repeated to you, learn to see past the veil that your sad little Korean fanboyness limits you to and learn to look outside the box.
Originally posted by Burning thought
only they are incredibly potent
And the Flood aren’t?
They’re incredibly potent, but still not exactly immune to Flood infestation, are they? All the Flood has to do is pretty much drown them in a sea of infection forms, and for every Covenant minion lost means another combat form
Originally posted by Burning thought
unlike the flood which seem drunken and zombielike
They appear zombielike, obviously, because they’re forms that have been altered, their genetic code tampered with. They’re infected, of course they would look that way.
However, the very fact that you refer to their movements as “drunken” and “zombielike” for which the corollary is “Slow and unsteady”, tells me that you don’t play Halo much, if at all. They jog, even charge or lunge at you sometimes and fire their weapon or take a swing with a tentacle or arm. Even the carrier forms set off at a somewhat brisk waddle.
Do your research. I already have.
Originally posted by Burning thought
easy level, no m8...even on legendary they cant take too much of a bashing compared to a Zerg hydralisk
No, you were stupidly saying that Elites die extremely easily to UNSC Assault Rifles. On Legendary takes a full clip and a few to take the shields down, and the rest of the clip to finish it off. I suggest you know what the hell you are talking about.
A hydralisk dies, realistically, from a single sustained burst of Gauss rifle fire. I suggest you read the Queen of Blades novel by Keith Decandido. Raynor handily takes one down with a pistol.