The Flood (Halo) v.s. Necromorphs (Dead Space)

Alright, next on the list is the infected, and the forms they take. The Flood doesn't have many variety of forms that the infected take. However, it isn't about the variety but instead it is about effectiveness. After the infection process of a being that has sufficient bio-mass, the host practically takes only a single form, a Combat Form. These forms are all the same, each one having a left arm that is mutated into multiple tendrils/claws while the right arm remains intact. The infection form that stays inside the host's body retains all control over the host's nervous system, ensuring control over the host's arms and legs. Also, the Combat Forms retain their host's previous attributes, meaning that these forms automatically know how to wield and use weapons and vehicles such as Rocket Launchers and Energy Swords to Warthogs and Pelicans. Some Combat Forms, such as the Stealth-Class Elites, can use the equipment that their hosts had, such as Active Camouflage, to their advantage. The Combat Forms can be produced from practically any life-form that has sufficient bio-mass. Although the grand majority of Combat Forms in the Halo Series are Human, Sangheili (Elite), and/or Jiralhanae (Brute), the Flood can also infect the lesser forms such as Unggoy (Grunts) and Kig-yar (Jackals), however, these forms are quickly ruled out by the Flood and instead are used as extra bio-mass for bigger forms. Combat Forms are part of the initial stages of the Flood, the Feral Stage. In this stage the Flood Combat Forms communicate using pheromones and only have a single purpose; To collect enough bodies to have sufficient bio-mass to create a Proto-Gravemind and initiate the second Flood stage, the Coordinated Stage. In this stage, the Combat Forms are either defensive units or bio-mass and calcium reserves. The Combat Forms also gather bio-mass to create another Flood form during this stage, the Flood Pure form. The Flood Pure forms are a Flood type that are not formed by infecting a single organism. The Pure Forms are entirely out of recycled bones, muscle tissue, and other bio-mass collected from the flood, which are typically infected Unggoy and Kig-yar. These used calcium-based exoskeletons for protection and can transform into 3 different forms (Previously 5 to 6 forms but cuts in development were made). The Pure Forms transform depending on what the situation calls for. The most common and base form of the Pure Forms are the Stalkers. The Stalkers are weaker than it's two counterparts but have the ability to crawl on walls and attack with quick strikes as it uses the hit-and-run tactic. It's ranged form is called, of course, the Ranged Form, has the same abilities as the Stalkers, except these forms have the ability to fire these "needles" at their foes. The other form is the Tank form which is large and uses two heavy claws for hands. There are also flood that are designed to be killed in order to release more flood Infection Forms. These are called Carrier Forms, which are either aged Combat Forms or Unggoy and Kig-yar organisms fused together by the flood. The Carriers are incubators for the Infection Forms, often simply detonating once the infection forms are matured or when an unsuspecting host nears them. Their detonation is similar in strength to that of a fragmentation grenade, meaning it could be potentially dangerous, not only because the blast could take out one's shielding, but it can also cause other nearby explosives to detonate. This concludes the argument for my second round, showing that although there is no variety in forms that the Flood take, their abilities obtained after infection, in the long run, make up for everything else. My apologies for posting my argument late, however now I shall wish my opponent luck in his next round. I will leave the The Flood Halo Nation Wikia page here should you like to read up on the Flood. http://halo.wikia.com...