Talk:Iron Helix

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So who was responsible?[edit]

Who ended up being responsible...? I could never find a video that mentioned it. Cintra Wilson as a seductive Admiral Arboc was entertaining though. :D

I never figured this out either. Nor did any of it make any sense really. Ok, so there's some sort of virus that kills everyone on the ship. With you so far. But then the ship goes nuts and attacks some random planet? Huh? So then it breaks formation from the fleet, and no one shoots at it? Ok ok, maybe it was all planned from the start - they killed everyone onboard and sent it off - but if that's the case why do they send you to stop it? Iif they wanted the ship to blow up a planet, why'd they change their mind? And if Iron Helix is a biological weapon, why does the planet blow up like it was hit by a nuke? Really, the whole backstory made no sense whatsoever, a classic example of form over function. Maury (talk) 00:19, 5 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]