Thats the thing though, the xenomorph hadnt existed before then or certainly hadnt been let to live.Ilikemilkshake said:The religious angle is one i hadn't thought of. It's a little cheap though, you could square away ANY illogical/unexplained character motivation with religion.CODE-D said:-To create life on another planet, possibly a religious thingIlikemilkshake said:The thing that i want to know is WHY?
Why did the guy kill himself?
Why did the other guys want to then destroy all life on earth?
And most importantly, what on earth (tehe) did they hope to achieve by replacing all of the species on our planet with xenomorphs?
Surely they had better weapons than chucking some crazy parasites at us? Y'know ones that wouldn't kill them either?
-That(as stated) is just an outpost for weapons development by engineers and its possible that this particular one they meet is just offended by the question how to live forever david asks
(as their religion honors destruction for creation) or simply sees humans as a mistake(as we look different).
-They werent going to replace us, he was gonna launch the goo and have us destroy ourselves(kinda like a reset button) to restart life again on earth down the right path.
Your 2nd point does make alot of sense.
However i'm still iffy on why they were using xenomorphs to wipe out life on earth. It just seems a little short sighted.
Not only is the alien we know alien but really alien even if it is a part of us see,
(highly adaptive)black goo creature + man + female(now it can spawn) + engineer(super strong/intelligent) = uber powerful humanoid super adaptive being
Alien is even more alien because it shouldnt even exist but now its alive on that planet to do whatever. In fact another engineer may land and it infects it while flying awway leading into the original movie.