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There's actually a mural of a Xenomorph in Prometheus, proving they existed long before David. Probably a Xenomorph in its purest form. I think the Engineers worshipped them as some sort of angels of death.
True, but that is not the same alien that we get. David has been trying to recreate it, however not the same. But that's just semantics, you are right that a certain type of xenos were there before David
There have been a few cases of a xenomorph pulling a corpse into a vent or something. probably dragging it somewhere else to eat later or share with the hive.
And i respectfully choose to ignore Prometheus and covinent's existence. I'm sorry, but the Xenomorphs are just more interesting when they have zero connections to humans in their origin. Having Humans being responsible for their existence just makes it feel like the universe revolves around Humans, and makes the story feel smaller as a result.
Either the Xenomorphs evolved naturally on some super hostile planet, or they were made by non-human aliens. Don't care which, just so long as they weren't made by humans or human made androids.
I like the idea of them evolving naturally on a super hostile planet, then a super intelligent race came by, tampered with their genes a bit and made them even more deadly.
Exactly. The super intelligent race is us (Weyland Yutani are obsessed with capturing and experimenting with the aliens to turn them into weapons), and LV-426 is the hostile planet we find them on. I like to think they evolved there, exterminated all other life on the planet, then went into hibernation until the mysterious explorer landed (or crash landed) there and got facehugged, with the aliens making a nice cosy nest in his ship's cargohold, just waiting for the day when another will arrive.
My personal favorite is just they evolved naturally and were then just taken to be used as weapons by the engineers / space jokeys. Like, what they're at now is just their natural state.
i like to think this is because their planet is just covered in other creatures just as tough and dangerous as they are, probably tough enough to survive a chestburster popping out of their stomach or something.
Okay but that's like... SUPER boring. you see how that's boring right? It shrinks the universe and makes everything suddenly revolve around humans for no reason.
If aliens evolve on their own or are modified by other aliens: This means that life exists beyond humanity in the stars. there are other stories being told in other locations. you've got the ancestors of the Xenomorphs, the homeworld of their creators, the reason the creators created them in the first place, what other species were wiped out as a direct result of the aliens being used by these aliens. what other species could possibly exist on a xenomorph homeworld to allow for the Xenomorphs to exist without causing total devistation to the ecyosystep. So many interesting and undiscovered things that just make the world feel BIG and EXPANSIVE and INTERESTING!
"Humans made the Xenomorphs" is just more boring "humans are everything" ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. The story is just "HUMANS HUMANS HUMANS HUMANS HUMANS HUMANS HUMANS HUMANS" ad infinum. That's been done! it's been told! Give us something fresh and new! If Xenomrophs were made by humans, you're not telling us the story of "Aliens", you're telling us the story of "The Atom bomb".
Accepting the canon is not a requirement for any game really. At least for single player games, people can come up with their own lore and rationalization for things and just pretend thats how it is. Sometimes writers and developers make bad story decisions.
very well explained!
Requiem can be skipped if you want too though.
I think Predator 1 and 2 gave us all we really needed to know.
Space warriors who come to earth to hunt dangerous animals and human beings as a rite of passage. Have some kind of moral code where they don't kill unarmed people or pregnant women, and some kind of ethical code where they detonate a small nuclear device to vapourize themselves if they are mortally wounded to stop their advanced technology falling into human hands where they'll use it to destroy one another.