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originally posted in:Halo Archive
6/13/2014 9:24:57 AM
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Still holes. I could accept that explanation if ships jumped directly into Low Orbit, but they didn't. They should have been vaporized.
50 Gigatons would still kick everything's ass.
I know how big the Mantle's Approach is. Why did a low yield mining charge wreck it?
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Edited by Quantum: 6/13/2014 9:58:04 AM1. Referring to the small fleet? They didn't take out the defenses, the later Brute led fleet did. They could have used a microslipspace jump... but we can't see shit from the Cairo anyway. 2. 50 Gigatons is overkill, it could be 1 Gigaton but it wouldn't make a difference if the rounds missed :P. 3. Cortana specifically stated that the nuke would not stop the Composer unless the Internal Shield was taken down. This small mining charge was an excavation grade 30MT Havoc nuke.
