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Too much of the lore is hidden in the databases, and this is from a guy who have collected now everything (Not the skulls)
The reason why it just makes me a bit sad, is that they hide main lore in databases, important details which will make you understand. And sure, it makes you go Aaah, but it supposed to only give specific details instead. I don't like that I need to go out (not anymore) and search after databases just to understand why I am even here.
If they wanted to go with an ancient threat other than the flood they could've just brought back the precursors, the alien race that became the flood. If they can make up lore out of nowhere or retcon lore, there is no reason they couldn't just say oh it turns out the precursors weren't wiped out and the Forerunners had some hidden on Zeta Halo.
Though the Endless did bring up an interesting question for me and that's if they're immune to the Halo Arrays, what would happen to the Flood if they infected them? Would the Flood be able to? If they did would the Flood become resistant/immune to the Halo Arrays?
The audio recordings point to the Endless as being a wholly different species, found after the first Halo firing, and that was after the whole Precursor-Forerunner war and everything.
Ya seems most of the interesting/important things that happen are off screen. We didn't even get any terminals or anything that showed us what happened.
Don't get me wrong, I'm having fun with the game, and bringing the artstyle back really gave the whole thing a better feeling.
If you wanted an alien race that wasn't the Flood it would just be prudent to find a locked up Precursor instead, the only problem there is that the Precursors themselves (before turning into the Flood) were pretty pro-human.
To hop on the train about the Endless not being the Precursors, you have to look at the two words and think on the actions of the Precursors.
The Precursors were pretty keen on giving the Mantle away, meaning they felt they were about to move on to another galaxy or otherwise. Doesn't seem to coincide with a trumped up title like "endless"
The Endless seems to refer to multiples, I don't know about you but it would be shocking to see even one Precursor alive after the Forerunner-Precursor war, much less two.
I mean, I thought the finale DLC would be fighting Atriox, but he presumably dies off-screen... or technically on screen thanks to the Cortana moment.
If the final DLC is about taking down the endless, and the weapon sacrifises herself to help, my eyes are going to roll back into my skull from calling it.
https://www.halopedia.org/Installation_07
There were ultimately experimented on and then imprisoned because the precursors/flood could use them to make the rings useless.
Like that was on there pre-infinite
So they basically "wiped the slate" clean by handwaving away the Created, The Infinity, The Flood, Cortana, and the Precursors; ultimately leaving them the freedom to "redirect" the series to a new "existential threat" and rebuild it in their image. Basically they decided to sorta half-assedly retcon away H2-5 and reset the series how they want it.
I can't say I am particularly thrilled with that direction as I was very curious how they were going to steer the ship back on course with The Created and maybe expand on the Precusors and the Flood. That being said, Halo Infinite's story isn't horrible on it's own, it does a decent job of what it sets out to do... if it wasn't basically erasing 5 games worth of lore and plot development. : /