Poll: Flood (Halo), Replicators (Stargate), or the Borg (Star Trek)?

[keyton777]

whats ur point all i said was that the borg are at the bottom of the polls.
seriously, dude its just a sci-fi race, just as much as the flood are mearly a cloud fo ones and zeros, dont have to just shoot down everyones arguments because you want your favorite thing to win, thats kinda childish, im done aruging with someone that thinks they know everything about one thing.

Pass - not going to reply until you learn how to spell.

wow, just how far up ur bum is your head asswhipe?

 

[Eipok Kruden]

whats ur point all i said was that the borg are at the bottom of the polls.
seriously, dude its just a sci-fi race, just as much as the flood are mearly a cloud fo ones and zeros, dont have to just shoot down everyones arguments because you want your favorite thing to win, thats kinda childish, im done aruging with someone that thinks they know everything about one thing.

Pass - not going to reply until you learn how to spell.

wow, just how far up ur bum is your head asswhipe?

It's so far up his ass that it's actually where his head should be. Hehe, lol. I couldn't resist

 

[KenzS]

Flood, I find the species very interesting. A parasitic army telepathically linked to one single mind.

 

[keyton777]

whats ur point all i said was that the borg are at the bottom of the polls.
seriously, dude its just a sci-fi race, just as much as the flood are mearly a cloud fo ones and zeros, dont have to just shoot down everyones arguments because you want your favorite thing to win, thats kinda childish, im done aruging with someone that thinks they know everything about one thing.

Pass - not going to reply until you learn how to spell.

wow, just how far up ur bum is your head asswhipe?

It's so far up his ass that it's actually where his head should be. Hehe, lol. I couldn't resist

aye, and i belive you are correct, i think his last meal is sitting on his head.

 

[Eipok Kruden]

aye, and i belive you are correct, i think his last meal is sitting on his head.

Actually, his waste is somewhere in his chest and he has severe internal bleeding. His head ruptured the wall of his colon and tore his sphincter. He is dying.

 

[keyton777]

aye, and i belive you are correct, i think his last meal is sitting on his head.

Actually, his waste is somewhere in his chest and he has severe internal bleeding. His head ruptured the wall of his colon and tore his sphincter. He is dying.

cool so he is a shithead now?

 

[Fenring]

Out of those choices? The Flood, the others don't seem to have as painful a transformation, which would be the big thing for me, after I get transformed I'm dead, so I don't care what they do to the universe.

Actually... The Flood takes 10-15 seconds to completely transform and kill someone. The brain is disconnected from the body and the head is pushed back. It's replaced by the infection form. The

Replicators use their mandibles and claws to tear flesh from bone. The bugs will keep chewing on the body until the organism is dead. Trust me when I say that it isn't pleasant.

The Borg assimilate the person into the collective. They turn the person into a drone, aware of its own surroundings and of its memories, but completely devoid of individuality and free will. Among the three, I think the Borg are the worst. I would much rather be transformed by the Flood and die in seconds than be torn apart by replicator bugs or assimilated by the Borg.

I dunno, if the replicators take control of your brain (which I assume they do) during the process, I don't think it would be that painful. And as for the Borg, I'd be part of the collective and I wouldn't care. Also, if I remember correctly, some Borgs are nice.

 

[Eipok Kruden]

I dunno, if the replicators take control of your brain (which I assume they do) during the process, I don't think it would be that painful. And as for the Borg, I'd be part of the collective and I wouldn't care. Also, if I remember correctly, some Borgs are nice.

No, they don't. They don't take control of your brain or anything. A bunch of those bugs crawl all over you and tear your flesh from your bones. They do not sedate you or put you to sleep or anything. You feel everything. The Replicators don't take control of your body, they just kill you and move on.

aye, and i belive you are correct, i think his last meal is sitting on his head.

Actually, his waste is somewhere in his chest and he has severe internal bleeding. His head ruptured the wall of his colon and tore his sphincter. He is dying.

cool so he is a shithead now?

Now you're pushing it. I understand you dislike him, but don't resort to name calling. I was merely joking around, I was not trying to criticize anyone. However, it would seem you are. Do not call him a shithead, I doubt the mods will stand for it. I know I wouldn't if I were them.

 

[keyton777]

I dunno, if the replicators take control of your brain (which I assume they do) during the process, I don't think it would be that painful. And as for the Borg, I'd be part of the collective and I wouldn't care. Also, if I remember correctly, some Borgs are nice.

No, they don't. They don't take control of your brain or anything. A bunch of those bugs crawl all over you and tear your flesh from your bones. They do not sedate you or put you to sleep or anything. You feel everything. The Replicators don't take control of your body, they just kill you and move on.

aye, and i belive you are correct, i think his last meal is sitting on his head.

Actually, his waste is somewhere in his chest and he has severe internal bleeding. His head ruptured the wall of his colon and tore his sphincter. He is dying.

cool so he is a shithead now?

Now you're pushing it. I understand you dislike him, but don't resort to name calling. I was merely joking around, I was not trying to criticize anyone. However, it would seem you are. Do not call him a shithead, I doubt the mods will stand for it. I know I wouldn't if I were them.

i understand what you mean, and yes i dont exactly like him, i apologize to you, and anyone that might have offended

 

[Eipok Kruden]

You forgot to add the Borg to this poll.
Also the replicators are machines therefore superior to the average biological mutant without the anti-replicator gun.

The Flood are hardly the average biological mutant. They're a fungi. As long as one spore survives, the Flood survives. One spore can give birth to an entire Flood colony. They are impossible to permanently eradicate.

unless you use the halo devices and wipe out all sentient life. thus starving them to death. didn't you pay any attention to halo: combat evolved?

Your comment deserves no response. Just think about it and you'll understand why.

 

[Kais86]

So far humans have managed to crush all 3 of these but I liked the replicators because they were the most insidious, similar to the borg but you couldn't tell them from a human if they didn't want you to.

The humans in the Stargate universe would be the most likely to survive all 3 of those appearing in their universe at once, due to their access to Asgardian technology and they generally learn how to fight their enemies faster (Human-Goa'uld war:10 years, human-covenant war: 50 years, the differences in technology were far greater for the Stargate humans, as for the borg well the humans are still fighting them despite their technology not being that far a part, and the humans of Stargate fought an equivalent of them and destroyed them all) plus they have experience in fighting weird crap all the time so they are really good at improvising a win.

 

[Elim Garak]

Now you're pushing it. I understand you dislike him, but don't resort to name calling. I was merely joking around, I was not trying to criticize anyone. However, it would seem you are. Do not call him a shithead, I doubt the mods will stand for it. I know I wouldn't if I were them.

i understand what you mean, and yes i dont exactly like him, i apologize to you, and anyone that might have offended

Oh, wow, that's quite civil. I am not used to places where people apologize. Too many flame wars. I would also like to say that I am sorry for getting annoyed, and going all spell nazi.

 

[Frank_Sinatra_]

Anywho I voted replicators as they are a near unstoppable technology that can only be beaten by conventional means, well only for the simple "bugs". The Nanite ones are pretty much invincible and their weakness is pretty much the reverse of their less advanced counterparts.

Yes, to the replicators even though the Borg may be able to adapt to the Replicators the Replicators can;
A.) Outlast the Borg
B.) Replicate each and everything that they are doing, hell the Replicators could have a spy with the Borg without them knowing.

Side-note: My mouse didn't register me clicking on the Replicators before I hit vote so I go for the Replicators.

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All snips done to save space and destroy a fanboy argument. Now then on topic. You two forget that the Replicators can literally replicate the Flood, and if the Replicators create another Atlantis they can most likely (if they get in touch with one) replicate a Halo.

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Do you even know what the Replicators can do? Sure the Necromorphs could put up a fight against the Flood and Borg but Christ the Necromorphs couldn't touch Replicators.

 

[Eipok Kruden]

and why would that be? do you think that fanboyish lore is enough to stop the storyline written in the actual game?

You do realize that what you're saying is that the only known way to destroy the Flood is to wipe out all life in whichever galaxies they inhabit, right? The Star Trek universe could not handle something like that and I'm not sure if the Ancient's device that was used to wipe out the Replicators in Stargate can target a specific species. It wiped out the Replicators because they have a specific signature, but the Flood is just a hyper-advanced fungus. Of the four races in the alliance, only one has survived, the Asgard. The Ancients are no more than a remnant of what they once were. The Nox would never create any weapon whatsoever as long as they lived. And no one knows if the Furlings even exist anymore. Your talk of the Halos is pointless, just as the talk of the Ancient device is. The Halos couldn't destroy the Replicators and the Ancient device couldn't wipe out the Flood. So what you're talking about is pointless.

So far humans have managed to crush all 3 of these but I liked the replicators because they were the most insidious, similar to the borg but you couldn't tell them from a human if they didn't want you to.

The humans in the Stargate universe would be the most likely to survive all 3 of those appearing in their universe at once, due to their access to Asgardian technology and they generally learn how to fight their enemies faster (Human-Goa'uld war:10 years, human-covenant war: 50 years, the differences in technology were far greater for the Stargate humans, as for the borg well the humans are still fighting them despite their technology not being that far a part, and the humans of Stargate fought an equivalent of them and destroyed them all) plus they have experience in fighting weird crap all the time so they are really good at improvising a win.

The Humans in the Halo universe never defeated the Flood. They merely prolonged the inevitable. The Flood is still out there. All they managed to do was defeat the Gravemind, which, as I've said earlier, isn't that big of a deal. The Gravemind can be replaced by another one.

As for the Asgard, it was my understanding that they have the Wraith to deal with. Even if they didn't, they still wouldn't be able to wipe out the Flood. The Asgard have never dealt with something like the Flood. The Flood is very different from the replicators. The Tollan are not exactly the best tacticians, as such, they would be wiped out swiftly. And I'm sure the Goa'uld hosts can be infected by the Flood and I highly doubt that a Goa'uld -- if a Goa'uld were to leave its host before its host was infected -- would be able to take control of a Flood form. Also, since there are so many Jaffa, many of whom live in fairly primitive cities and towns, they would be perfect for giving the Flood more "manpower," so to speak. The Stargate universe would be vulnerable. The only species capable of fighting the Flood would be the Replicators, which is why they are in this poll.

 

[scorch 13]

dude what cretures r that in the picture they look cool

 

[Kais86]

The Humans in the Halo universe never defeated the Flood. They merely prolonged the inevitable. The Flood is still out there. All they managed to do was defeat the Gravemind, which, as I've said earlier, isn't that big of a deal. The Gravemind can be replaced by another one.

As for the Asgard, it was my understanding that they have the Wraith to deal with. Even if they didn't, they still wouldn't be able to wipe out the Flood. The Asgard have never dealt with something like the Flood. The Flood is very different from the replicators. The Tollan are not exactly the best tacticians, as such, they would be wiped out swiftly. And I'm sure the Goa'uld hosts can be infected by the Flood and I highly doubt that a Goa'uld -- if a Goa'uld were to leave its host before its host was infected -- would be able to take control of a Flood form. Also, since there are so many Jaffa, many of whom live in fairly primitive cities and towns, they would be perfect for giving the Flood more "manpower," so to speak. The Stargate universe would be vulnerable. The only species capable of fighting the Flood would be the Replicators, which is why they are in this poll.

The Asgard are dead, extinct, so it wouldn't be their problem at all, the humans however now possess all of their knowledge, and have had it for awhile now.

The Jaffa are in the hands of Teal'c who was trained in the same style of combat as the humans (well not so much trained as he picked up on their style during the 10 years he has been hanging out with them) this would lead to one or two Jaffa worlds being infected but not much else as they would quickly rally to fight it, as they don't make use of AI's they won't have their effective fighting power reduced by a gravemind convincing their AI to betray them (as happened with the Ancients and the Forerunners),

The humans after a few fights with the flood they would know how to fight them and alter their strategy and structures accordingly, razor wire in air ducts preventing any movement, force-wide use of gas masks and shotguns, this ability to adapt on the drop of a dime is why the Stargate crew have a record of success which looks like this http://stargate.wikia.com/wiki/Tau%27ri#Major_Enemies .

 

[Eipok Kruden]

The Humans in the Halo universe never defeated the Flood. They merely prolonged the inevitable. The Flood is still out there. All they managed to do was defeat the Gravemind, which, as I've said earlier, isn't that big of a deal. The Gravemind can be replaced by another one.

As for the Asgard, it was my understanding that they have the Wraith to deal with. Even if they didn't, they still wouldn't be able to wipe out the Flood. The Asgard have never dealt with something like the Flood. The Flood is very different from the replicators. The Tollan are not exactly the best tacticians, as such, they would be wiped out swiftly. And I'm sure the Goa'uld hosts can be infected by the Flood and I highly doubt that a Goa'uld -- if a Goa'uld were to leave its host before its host was infected -- would be able to take control of a Flood form. Also, since there are so many Jaffa, many of whom live in fairly primitive cities and towns, they would be perfect for giving the Flood more "manpower," so to speak. The Stargate universe would be vulnerable. The only species capable of fighting the Flood would be the Replicators, which is why they are in this poll.

The Asgard are dead, extinct, so it wouldn't be their problem at all, the humans however now possess all of their knowledge, and have had it for awhile now.

The Jaffa are in the hands of Teal'c who was trained in the same style of combat as the humans (well not so much trained as he picked up on their style during the 10 years he has been hanging out with them) this would lead to one or two Jaffa worlds being infected but not much else as they would quickly rally to fight it, as they don't make use of AI's they won't have their effective fighting power reduced by a gravemind convincing their AI to betray them (as happened with the Ancients and the Forerunners),

The humans after a few fights with the flood they would know how to fight them and alter their strategy and structures accordingly, razor wire in air ducts preventing any movement, force-wide use of gas masks and shotguns, this ability to adapt on the drop of a dime is why the Stargate crew have a record of success which looks like this http://stargate.wikia.com/wiki/Tau%27ri#Major_Enemies .

No. Just no. Let's set the time of the Halo universe to just after Halo 3. The Star Trek universe to during TNG. And the Stargate universe at Season 8 or so. Both the Star Trek and the Stargate universes have had considerably more time to mature and they have matured at a much faster rate than the Halo universe. The other two universes should be at a comparable technological level to the Halo universe to make this poll fair.

EDIT: I'd like to add that your fanboyish tactics disgust me.