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== Halo 3== | == Halo 3== | ||
The flood in Halo 3 have undergone some | The flood in Halo 3 have undergone some significant changes in both combat and looks (thanks to Halo 3's graphics and the 360's capabilities) | ||
The first thing to note about the | The first thing to note about the Flood is the infection form's ability to actually undergo a relatively short infection of marines. The infection form first jump onto the marine, digs and burrows into his chest cavity; the marine screaming all the way in writhing agony. Then the marine hits the floor motionless for a few seconds. A moment of sheer terror once the player hears the newly made combat form gurgle and get on its feet. You can partially recognize who the marine was before transformed. | ||
Second, the combat forms are not as fast as they used to be, being that they are very rotted and have many broken bones. They still have the same combat | Second, the combat forms are not as fast as they used to be, being that they are very rotted and have many broken bones. They still have the same combat capabilities however. Not much is known about the flood in Halo 3, except what types there are and some very small, but still terrifying, capabilities. | ||
Unlike Halo 1 and 2, in 3, the rotted flesh of the Flood renders them weak to melee, instead of nigh invulnerable. | |||
Infection forms grow in small sacs on walls on Halo 3. There are 2 new flood types, one large and sluggish, and another small and able to crawl on walls and ceilings | Infection forms grow in small sacs on walls on Halo 3. There are 2 new flood types, one large and sluggish, and another small and able to crawl on walls and ceilings | ||