Will when a rouge AI takes most of your fleet and hands it over to the Flood your noy going to have time to get to the shield worlds. Most of the Forerunner died, but some did survive, if they hadn't everyone would have been on the Ark and not their homeworlds. They just left the galaxy, maybe even the universe after firing the Array.

The Halcyon-class Cruiser, just look at it, those things were built to be have all compartments exposed to vaccum with 90 percent of the armor gone and other damage to and shall be operational.

Covenant Coommand Centers are buried deep within the ship under shielding and heavy armor, and also as the engines are reccesed in the hull slightly at the stern they are hard to hit and put less stress on the ship.

Now I just don't have the time. See you all later to night. And tell me if I made a mistake.

We're not forgetting anything. I think you have failed to read everything we have offered about the power of Star Trek weapons. Again, on-screen in DS9 on the lead-up to the war (pretty sure the episode was The Die is Cast, a link was posted), 20 Romulan ships were able to annihilate 30% of a planet's surface in just one volley. That is, utterly and completely lay waste to a third of a planet in a few seconds. 

Hey now!  Don't go misleading anyone into thinking I'm not a jerk.

The Enterprise E rammed a larger ship in ST: Nemesis, destroying most of the forward saucer section.  It flew back home to dry dock afterwards.

The saucer section of the Enterprise D, after a warp core breach blew up the aft section, crash landed with minimal thruster control and only killed 18 people in ST: Generations.

A Federation battleship, the Enterprise is an exploration vessel crewed primarily by scientists and engineers, is much more durable.  The USS Defiant, a warship from the ground up, survived a sustained fight against a Borg Cube.  Those are, contrary to your views on the UNSC defeating them, horrifyingly powerful.  They are so powerful, that a lot of trek modders hate being asked about adding them into games because it's nearly impossible to balance a side who's basic ship is a fleet destroying monster designed to conquer and assimilate entire empires...

im not so sure. Unless they bring in armour for every inch of warfare, it might go Star Trek's Way. They do have plasma Bazookas (as seen in Star Trek Insurrection) but little to no body armour

Unless the ground troops were MACOs (or T'Pol).

Oh god. Really? Stupid Enterprise bullshit?

If you're going to use Enterprise as the basis for ST vs Halo, then you have to use ENT-era ships, thus Halo would utterly annihilate ST, 100%.

Look at the damge that the Nova bomb did, then think what one torpedo from ST would do anywhere near a planet. If it really is that powerful then there would have be some sort of ban on the weapons.

A star blazed forth between Earth an the Moon. The Moon was blown into trillions of tiny fragments, all the stations and ships near Earth were vaporized as the massive shock wave compressed the Earth's atmosphere until it glowed a blazing white as it burned the surface of the world facing the moon. Afirca was turned into a barren landscape, nothing but molten rock remained of the forest and plains, entire cities melted in seconds until there was nothing left to mark where they had been. The seas boiled away until the seabed was exposed to the surface for the first time in millions of years. The explosion cause earth-quakes so massive that is level cities on the far side of the planet , and even causing volcanos to erupt. As the shock wave subsided winds seen only on Neptune rolled across the world, destroying all that remained. In the span of seven minutes the entire world had changed-one side returned to the state it was when the solar system was formed, the other, except for the ruins of the great cities was now like it would have been nearly eight thousand years ago after the end of the last Ice Age.

I just did that to show what could be done, I just change the Nova bomb part to show that. If Trek shields and ships can take trillons of Megatons then they are beyond the power of any other Sci-Fi race. So I just can't see 30 trillion Megatons in such a small weapon, the amount of Anti-Matter and Matter-will I can't even begin to comperhand how large it would have to be.  

And I am just pointing out that they are far faster then you seemed to be giving them credit for. I read, so only way for Covenant ship to move in range if they don't come in range is with Slipspace. I do listen, you just seem to continue thinking that Halo ships are far slower then they are, I know that the Covenant are slower then soem, if not most ST ships in normal space, but they just go through Slipspace to close in. And as I just said, there is no way Trek ships throw around that much without messing up the entire universe. So lets go with either the 2.6 or 2.7, please.

And tell me if I forgot anything. There's just a lot of post to read and keep track of. 

Edit: Forgot the MAC guns. They are shall fast, but they do have AI aiming those things where the enemy ship will be, do you think a normal human can aim that thing for where the enemy will be at over 100,000 kilometers or more when they move so fast?

This has been a UNSC transmission.

I read about the Trek weapons, its just hard-just read my post. It may not be what it would do, but 30 trillion Megatons is not something you fit in such a small divice. And I don't have any source for that, but look at it. Small, man portable weapon fires at 10 kilometers per-second in Contact Harvest, huge gun on ship fired 20 kilometers faster, numbers to not add up to me. But the link for that seems to not be working even on the last post. But I'll hunt it down.

I think I'll stay for another half hour before turning off for to night.

Oh, almost forgot. I'm trying to make my own Sci-Fi book but can't get it down. Can any one give me some help? And is there any Sci-Fi reactor that can do things like the fusions ones in Halo that anyone knows aboout, but are more realistic? Thanks for the help.

This has been a UNSC transmission.

and then there's bubble shields.  3 foot radius spheres of invincibility, which nothing fast moving or containing high amounts of energy can pass through.

Bring in the Bubble shields! lolz

do you mean the Shaw-Fujikawa Translight engine, or the Fusion core drives?

What, you mean there's something wrong with a torpedo outdoing the Sun?

You can't shoot things with projectile weapons that move around the same speed as your targets.  Unless they really want to get shot, they aren't going to get shot.  Jumping closer with their slipstream engines wont help, they'd just back off with, yet again, magnitudes faster warp speeds.  Your brain isn't working very well if you can't figure out the problem.

I was actually asking for proof that any Forerunner survived and then left the galaxy.

MACOs don't exist because as far as I'm concerned, Enterprise didn't exist. It was retarded. Thus, we would assume that the soldiers we saw defending AR-558 are some sort of Starfleet ground troops, not stupid ENT bullshit MACO.

The problem lies in that there is no way to reliably predict if Cortana could figure out a Federation ship's shield harmonics. Plus, not all AIs are Cortana. If you're going to use Cortana as a basis, along with MC, then I assume the Enterprise is involved, along with Data, nullifying your Cortana advantage, and MC is useless unless he is boarding or on the ground. What you people need to understand is that Master Chief IS NOT GOD. He has a specific purpose, and that purpose is for ground combat.

Also, you can't just fire shit off in a Star Trek ship, they aren't built to repel primitive chemical-propelled weaponry. You start firing off a Battle Rifle, and BAM! Decompression. Bye bye Master Chief. Have fun BEING DEAD BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT GOD.

And seriously, grenades? Star Trek corridors are much smaller than Halo ship corridors. MC would be injuring himself along with anyone else, not to mention decompression.

Slipspace technology is basically the same as TOS warp technology. Star Trek ships are at least 3 times as fast, and at least that much more accurate. I doubt a Covenant ship could suprise a Star Trek ship because their sensors extend past 100,000km, the longest range that has been figured for Halo weaponry.