The Heretic Terminals 

YES

I do not understand I do not understand i do not understand 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

He should of let spark explain wat the rings do it would of turned the whole tides of the war

He did not have the time to explain. He had to escape the free falling gas mine

@@sayakdey201 I’m sure if 343 explained what the rings did, the arbiter would of not killed the heretic leader.

Bro my poop comes out of my ass and onto the kitchen floor 😂😂

“I’m starting to fear that your not very smart.” “Mind your tongue, Oracle.” “Oh, I mean no offense, I’m not talking about you, I’m talking about your species

He’s so cute

He's not really insulting them, moreso hes pointing out the ignorance of the Sangheili and Covenant as a whole. Of course, 343 doesn't really have understanding of subtlety and he doesn't hesitate to be direct.

Well hey he was lied to his entire life what do you expect?

@@TheSpartanboy10 everything he ever did was for nothing 😪

The prophets has done a great job brainwashing arbiter and his comrades.

At least his death was not in vain. The Arbiter did find the truth later in the game.

Oh definitely. But think of it this way: He wanted the Sangheili to see through the lies of the Prophets, and he knew Thel 'Vadam would be the best candidate to lead the Sangheili. Most Sangheili know the truth and Thel 'Vadam is leading the Swords of Sanghelios. Sesa may not have lived to see it, but his message saved the Sangheili ;)

yep and he made a wise choice i hope thel made mention of him someday in the history of his story or even a stature tribute him :)

been knowing so but may the hereti- i mean the true hero rest in peices in thels name

Actual Dalek A statue probably won't happen, but a line from Thel would be pretty awesome. Something like ''He was right all along, and i was too blind to see"

He was a framing device more or less. He was a great character, dont get me wrong, but the only purpose he served within the story was planting the seeds of doubt in Thel. The Prophets had no reason to believe Thel would return from Threshold as ,for all intents and purposes, it was meant to be a suicide mission. That way, the heretics would be out of their way, and even if Thel had begun to realize the true nature of the Halo's he would be long dead before he could do anything about it. I believe that, thanks to the doubt placed in him by Sesa, the entirety of the Great Schism happened. I believe that the Prophets panicked when the Arbiter returned from the gas mine, because they would have plenty of reason to believe that he would hear plenty of heretical words there. And after that point, dispatching of Thel wouldnt be enough, the entirety of the Sangheili had to be dealt with. So, Truth pulled back the fleet on Delta Halo just before they could save Regret from the Chief, blamed the entire Sangheili race for his death, and thus instituted the changing of the guard. And the rest is history, all thanks to Sesa.

Probably due to the way og Halo 2 went, can't change it too much without severally impacting the overall Story

He has an energy emitter that's roughly the strength of a Spartan Laser.

But what about the one that lost his hands, in pretty sure they can survive that, also there had to be more at least

@@yapyapthedestroyer2562 Pretty sure they were all killed. The Jackals being with Sesa's fleet was retconed by 343 in the CE terminals, but if we're going by their lore, most likely the Jackals were all killed weeks before the Arbiter showed up since the Jackals were extremely loyal to the Prophets... well, not really, they just sided with whatever side benefited them most; they didn't care between right or wrong. But if we're going by real world logic... well, it wasn't in Halo 2's development, only through 343's storytelling. During the Great Schism, a majority of the Jackals sided with Truth, but some did end up siding with the Elites. Siding with Sesa after the truth being revealed by Guilty Spark served no benefit for them, and the Jackals are pirates after all and they aren't getting paid on Sesa's time. If the Jackals were getting paid, they probably would've stayed with them. The Jackals were also not an honorable race like the Elites and Grunts are, so that's why Sesa's faction had no Jackals, only moral Elites and Grunts. I actually don't know why 343 added Jackals with them, that's kind of a plot hole because not a single Jackal was seen or mentioned in Halo 2 when you invade the gas mine. 343 could've fixed this by adding a new line in Halo 2 Anniversary with an Elite saying, "Where are the Jackals? We were informed some would be with these Heretics!"

@@S113Productions yeah I know on how jackals sided with them only due to money or benefits, and how they weren’t honorable. But that plot hole is confusing, since no jackals were even there, there had to be at least some survivors, and spark only killed 2, and the one that had its hands cut off, should’ve been able to live

This is now my head canon

If only the writers had such sense.

You seem to say this under the assumption that Sesa recognized Thel?

@@Southhs bro the arbiter wears a helmet not a balaclava how tf do you not recognise your own pals lmao

@@deagle.2 cos a) the arbiter helmet covers practically 5/6s one's face, b) there doesn't seem to be much that distincts Thel from other sangheili when it comes to faces, and c) Rtas is wearing what looks to be goggles over his eyes

Might have worked better if he had just tossed down his weapons and let Spark do the talking. Then again they might have just killed the Arbiter if he came back with any inkling of what he would have learned. Maybe the whole point was to simply plant the seeds of doubt in the hope that they would grow in time.

That would have been a hard conversation to have with him given the fact that he had a small faction at his back.

Jason Voorhees 8 He is ;), who's your favorite character?

Halo's Heretic my favorite halo character is the Arbiter from Halo Wars!!

Jason Voorhees 8 ripa moramee, good choice

Mine is the heretic arbiter

Yup

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Except for that first elite, the voice acting is insanely good especially for a video game

They are wearing a special harness to be used for mining. Judging how all of them have a rebreather system.

Gameplay reasons: to differentiate them from ally elites and grunts Possible lore reasons: it is stated they were sent to the gasmine on an expedition and from looking at the armor it appears to be a modified variant of the ranger set, and rangers are sent on the more shall we say... gruesome missions, often times failure of these missions meant the most painful of deaths and rangers were volunteers meaning they risked these terrible deaths for pride and honour, now as I said it appears to be a modified version of the ranger set so perhaps a spec ops (special operations) variant for even worse missions? Or considering the rebreathers they wear perhaps a hazop (hazardous operations) variant for compromised zones (flood outbreak and various other bio hazards)and it uses the ranger set as a base for greater mobility in these compromised zones, they were sent to the presumed gasmine on an expedition to glean info of how it operates and learn of it's purpose, aswell as search it for anything the covenant considers a holy relic, considering the gasmine was unknown and mysterious it would make sense to send a hazop squad there just in case it was compromised by bio hazards. now personally I think it's a hazop variant of the ranger set for compromised zones but it could be any number of things, apologies for the long reply but I do hope you at least got some form of an answer from it.

Idk, halo 2 was pretty rushed and they probably didn't have enough time to come up with heretic jackal designs

@@lukethelegend6370 oh, that makes sense. The game was still good, even if its was rushed and not everything they wanted. Also, since jackals and jackal snipers were a real pain in the ass in halo 2, maybe them not being here was a good idea

Right, at least the grunts survived, but the jackals that lived, what happened to them, we never see them

I was the good guy idiots

“Im starting to fear that your really fucking dumb”

@@troppie7823 mind your tongue oracle

Flip “Oh, I mean no offense, I am not talking about U, I am talking about your species......and you 😈 “

Some Sangheili have teeth on their mandibles, some don't. It has nothing to do with which factions they are a part of.

"Heteric Terminals" Lmao

You do realise they're the same species in different armour right?