Yamagushi wrote:The way i see it if there all only as strong as this one, then setting them all off wouldnt affect our galaxy as wed still be out of range, or even if there all right around our galaxy and thus could reach it i still see the problem of how they would destroy the rest of the universe with such a limited range, that is unless of course the "super weapon deal" is correct and when combined have a much larger range than if u set off each one separately one at a time.
I know ive been asking a lot of questions but thanks for the answers its clearing the story up for me quite a bit. Im actually getting interested in reading the books lol i have the first one(i think its the first - The Flood?)
No. Every Halo has the same range, no matter whether they are activated independently, or as an array from the Ark. They WOULD affect our galaxy; they are only IN our galaxy. They were never designed for the "rest of the universe," I don't know where you got that from.
Also, I believe that if you activate a Halo by itself, it'll only affect it's radius, and not set off any others...that ruins the point of having the Ark as a control center. The Ark is supposed to be the only place to fire every one of them, preventing a galactic extermination if one is fired by accident.
Also, The Flood is the second book, it deals with the events of Halo primarily, with a little bit of things occuring out of the game.