I think what's almost more terrifying than how the Flood transforms its uninfected host is how it can also transform an infected host on the fly. Almost any infected form could turn into a tank, a stalker, or a long range on the fly.
0:18 It makes me a little sad to see how the marine sergeant who is near the odst tries to kill him before he can convert and in the end he succeeds 😢🥺😭
0:15 Flood infection animation on human is very brutal, the fact that the infection form forced the ODST to snap its own neck to prevent him from resisting the infection is crazy
The fact that Halo 3 flood transformations is still the best video game animations I’ve known even more than 15 years later after this game first released.
In the elite transformation, the elite destroys the shield generator (that's what that gravity hammer sound is). Not sure if it's the elite or flood doing that, but it's a neat detail since they don't have a shield anymore once infected.
Interesting some elite flood still retain their, but it doesn't work the same, shield strength is way weaker but recharges faster than a normal elites shield
It's actually meant to stop the flood from getting into them but it was a failed project and never worked its a shield pulse (yes it automatically removes the shield when they turn because of the shield pulse they don't want flood with shields) the flood cant control objects they don't own and the elites don't control their shields its automatic
something interesting is that the shield generator seems to go into overdrive during the transformation process; you can see when the other elites shoot the elite being turned, the shields instantly recharge when taking damage (the blue straight lines you can see over the shield flaring). Wonder if this was done for gameplay purposes though, since every npc in the game seems to become a bullet sponge while they're turning.
Funny thing: if alive npc was infected the combat form ain't gonna have it's weapon, same thing with dead infection, but if combat form being revived having a weapon next to it, it will pick up the weapon when revived successfully
They have to make another halo game that is flood driven like halo 3. I remember as a kid I used to always get mesmerized by the flood transformations and thought they were the most badass things ever. Tbh I just want to see new animations and new flood graphics 😂
Dunno if this was the intent, but doesn't it kind of look like the ODST soldier snaps his own neck a second before he succumbs to the infection? If that is the case thats pretty sad.
IIRC that's the Infection Form forcing him to do that in order to make room for itself. TBF it's doing him a favour, I'd rather die fast than endure the agony.
I've seen a lot of infected marines do that. I'm pretty sure it's not them doing it themselves but rather the flood forcing it so the host doesn't resist anymore. Remember, when a proto-gravemind started trying to convert Keys in Halo 1 he resisted for quite some time. From what I've read he mentally lasted against it about 3 days. Then there was an infected marine that was still mostly in control of his mutated body (an old and weak flood-infector got him and it couldn't extort full control over him as a result). That doesn't exactly make living humans an ideal host in the heat of battle.
0:36 never knew female marines can get infected in game and I wonder if they can get infected alive as well and that could be an interesting theory you can test
2:25 that would make sense for the tyranids to basically evolve on the battlefield many forms when presented against a particular strategy of issue to the big forms shift like shin gojira and the flood pure form leaving if necessary much of their biomass into many small forms nomble and afterwards leaving the biomass for other forms to pick and used them to become greater form like how the flood tanks and juggernaut even flying ones like by controlled mitosis if they have to They have burrowing syatems beneath thr earth were they position biomass to lrave and recreate with special forms that are pretty much perpetual motion digging giant ever shifting networks to avoid them attack by imperial forces and with traps
If you mean the flood infections/transformations, it’s all about set up. If you want an infection form to infect a living and dead body, you have to prevent your teammates and other foes from killing the infection form. Now, to record the way I did, go to “create” and then “theater” mode in MCC to watch the replay and begin screen recording with your Xbox the parts you wish to get. Hope this helps, if not, let me know.
@@ELITE_Thel-Nzahz Oh. I’m not sure if it has the option to screen record like in Xbox series S. Try looking up in the Google if you can or if there is a way to.
I'm not good with words so sorry in advance, but I've got a question gameplay wise since I'm here... Is there anyway to stop an infection form from turning a marine or elite into Flood after they've latched on to them or is it to late the moment they do?
I think you can shoot it off if you’re quick and careful enough. At least gameplay-wise. Lore-wise? They’ve probably got the Flood supercells in them already, so are already doomed in the long run.
@ShawndaPrawn Oh ok, I knew lore-wise it's too late when they latch on (as you said, the Flood cells are probably already in them). I was playing one day and the little bastard latched onto an elite and I wanted to shoot it off but I aslo didn't wanna risk killing him. The elite did become Flood though as I was deciding on what to do. I was so sad and pissed I got teary-eyed (silly I know, but I was hell-bent on protecting my allies). I don't know if I can save them but there's only one way to find out. Thanks :)
Makes sense, the guy with full body armor gets infected, whereas the guy with just a helmet ditches the helmet and he survives.
0:34 1:54
The fact that the Flood can bring you back to life just to go through the painful transformation into a Combat Form is scary
Holy shit
I think what's almost more terrifying than how the Flood transforms its uninfected host is how it can also transform an infected host on the fly. Almost any infected form could turn into a tank, a stalker, or a long range on the fly.
Actually those are pure form flood, which don’t have a host
i think that the flood can be the perfect source of a gore and horror film or series if its directed and produced by the right person.
Like John Carpenter’s the thing
@@WarVeteran213the effects in that movie are perfect! They completely fucked up the prequel though!
0:18 It makes me a little sad to see how the marine sergeant who is near the odst tries to kill him before he can convert and in the end he succeeds 😢🥺😭
0:34 Ah naw it’s so messed how that’s the voice of someone who’s already dead, being resurrected as flood.
Its just an instrument waiting to be played
0:15 Flood infection animation on human is very brutal, the fact that the infection form forced the ODST to snap its own neck to prevent him from resisting the infection is crazy
0:20 "Got any holy water"
Bruh
The fact that Halo 3 flood transformations is still the best video game animations I’ve known even more than 15 years later after this game first released.
I love the infection system its very unique
Me too
It scares me greatly despite a nice gameplay feature
In the elite transformation, the elite destroys the shield generator (that's what that gravity hammer sound is). Not sure if it's the elite or flood doing that, but it's a neat detail since they don't have a shield anymore once infected.
Interesting some elite flood still retain their, but it doesn't work the same, shield strength is way weaker but recharges faster than a normal elites shield
It's actually meant to stop the flood from getting into them but it was a failed project and never worked its a shield pulse (yes it automatically removes the shield when they turn because of the shield pulse they don't want flood with shields) the flood cant control objects they don't own and the elites don't control their shields its automatic
something interesting is that the shield generator seems to go into overdrive during the transformation process; you can see when the other elites shoot the elite being turned, the shields instantly recharge when taking damage (the blue straight lines you can see over the shield flaring). Wonder if this was done for gameplay purposes though, since every npc in the game seems to become a bullet sponge while they're turning.
This just shows you how horrifying the flood infection can actually be
The brutes is kinda brutal because there skin is so though to Pierce so the infection form go in through the mouth
Nothing like re reading your comment months after you typed it out just to realize spell check done how though so was meant to be air
Funny thing: if alive npc was infected the combat form ain't gonna have it's weapon, same thing with dead infection, but if combat form being revived having a weapon next to it, it will pick up the weapon when revived successfully
0:20 anyone got any holy water?💀💀💀
They have to make another halo game that is flood driven like halo 3. I remember as a kid I used to always get mesmerized by the flood transformations and thought they were the most badass things ever. Tbh I just want to see new animations and new flood graphics 😂
I've never seen any the forms turn back into stalker form before. Usually, I kill them before they turn into the tank form.
They're pure forms. Not created through standard infection
0:16 R.I.P. ODST Soldier 2007-2022
Edit: I edited this because I didn’t know the release of halo 3.
Dunno if this was the intent, but doesn't it kind of look like the ODST soldier snaps his own neck a second before he succumbs to the infection? If that is the case thats pretty sad.
IIRC that's the Infection Form forcing him to do that in order to make room for itself. TBF it's doing him a favour, I'd rather die fast than endure the agony.
@@sakkra93 problem is u still in agony after u r infected
@@akramhaouam9943yea you don’t die you still live
I've seen a lot of infected marines do that. I'm pretty sure it's not them doing it themselves but rather the flood forcing it so the host doesn't resist anymore. Remember, when a proto-gravemind started trying to convert Keys in Halo 1 he resisted for quite some time. From what I've read he mentally lasted against it about 3 days. Then there was an infected marine that was still mostly in control of his mutated body (an old and weak flood-infector got him and it couldn't extort full control over him as a result). That doesn't exactly make living humans an ideal host in the heat of battle.
@@akramhaouam9943 That's true, I rewatched Flood lore videos after I made my original comment. The Flood don't even let your suffering end. :(
Anyone got any holy water? Lol
0:36 never knew female marines can get infected in game and I wonder if they can get infected alive as well and that could be an interesting theory you can test
They can get infected. But their flood models are the same as a male marine.
I would say my deep horror fear of these things but I don't wanna terrify you guys
Its popcorn time
This is the power of the Takodachi.
You can not stop the Flood, only halt it's advances.
I was right. What is it with humanity survival with parasite monsters?
2:25 that would make sense for the tyranids to basically evolve on the battlefield many forms when presented against a particular strategy of issue to the big forms shift like shin gojira and the flood pure form leaving if necessary much of their biomass into many small forms nomble and afterwards leaving the biomass for other forms to pick and used them to become greater form like how the flood tanks and juggernaut even flying ones like by controlled mitosis if they have to
They have burrowing syatems beneath thr earth were they position biomass to lrave and recreate with special forms that are pretty much perpetual motion digging giant ever shifting networks to avoid them attack by imperial forces and with traps
0:34
How I look like stretching in bed.
And, in the halo series, they make a flood like a zombies kkklk I expect this nonsense to be cancel, please
How do you do this cause i also want to do this
If you mean the flood infections/transformations, it’s all about set up. If you want an infection form to infect a living and dead body, you have to prevent your teammates and other foes from killing the infection form. Now, to record the way I did, go to “create” and then “theater” mode in MCC to watch the replay and begin screen recording with your Xbox the parts you wish to get. Hope this helps, if not, let me know.
@@SmashBrosOutpost does it work with xbox 360 halo 3
@@ELITE_Thel-Nzahz Oh. I’m not sure if it has the option to screen record like in Xbox series S. Try looking up in the Google if you can or if there is a way to.
Well i played it and it has theater
But it happened when I was playing arbitron it turned into a flood and it's very rare for that to happen
I'm not good with words so sorry in advance, but I've got a question gameplay wise since I'm here...
Is there anyway to stop an infection form from turning a marine or elite into Flood after they've latched on to them or is it to late the moment they do?
I think ive seen someone rescue a marine from getting infected
I think you can shoot it off if you’re quick and careful enough. At least gameplay-wise.
Lore-wise? They’ve probably got the Flood supercells in them already, so are already doomed in the long run.
@ShawndaPrawn Oh ok, I knew lore-wise it's too late when they latch on (as you said, the Flood cells are probably already in them). I was playing one day and the little bastard latched onto an elite and I wanted to shoot it off but I aslo didn't wanna risk killing him. The elite did become Flood though as I was deciding on what to do. I was so sad and pissed I got teary-eyed (silly I know, but I was hell-bent on protecting my allies). I don't know if I can save them but there's only one way to find out. Thanks :)
@@nyxx1832Think in Elite's shoes. He'd rather get shot few times if that will keep him alive and uninfected than to just let him be devoured
Plz tell
This is horro😰😨😨