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:We could consider the massacre as part of events leading to the Great Schism. In my opinion, the Schism officially began in the Halo 2 level [[Uprising (level)|Uprising]], when the majority of the Sangheili declared war on the Jiralhanae and those affiliated with them.- [[User:Subtank|5əb'7aŋk]]([[User talk:Subtank|7alk]]) 12:41, August 30, 2010 (UTC) |
:We could consider the massacre as part of events leading to the Great Schism. In my opinion, the Schism officially began in the Halo 2 level [[Uprising (level)|Uprising]], when the majority of the Sangheili declared war on the Jiralhanae and those affiliated with them.- [[User:Subtank|5əb'7aŋk]]([[User talk:Subtank|7alk]]) 12:41, August 30, 2010 (UTC) |
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| + | == Large Continuity Mistake == |
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| + | In Halo 3: ODST, which takes place shortly after Regret's carrier flees, there is an area in Tayari Plaza with multiple dead Elites. When you look at the bodies, Buck says it looked like a 'family feud'. This would imply that the Covenant Civil War (perhaps not the Great Schism) had begun even before the Changing of the Guard, etc. I think it should be noted that hostility between the Sangheili and Jiralhanae had escalated to warfare ''before ''the Brutes were promoted. [[User talk:InfiniteAmo|InfiniteAmo]] 06:18, December 24, 2010 (UTC) |
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| + | Ahh, nevermind, I missed the section of the page that talks about this. |
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