~Josh

Also to everyone i think in the final cuscene the light is an EMP, because the ships all like sort of lose power.

It must be a common Internet disorder that no one reads the posts preceding their own.

Once you’ve reached the point with the Scarab, you can take it out pretty easily with the stationary missile pods up on the catwalk. If you’re quick enough and aim carefully, you can take the whole thing down by blasting a leg and then destroying the armor guarding the power core (much like you can do with a tank or a Hornet later on on the Ark). Even I have done it in under twenty seconds before, so it can’t be too hard, and it’s make a great clip anyway. Additionally, if you’re willing to detach and carry one of the pods into the building, you can kill the Hunters and the Chieftain with one rocket each, provided you save its rockets. It’s always fun to crush the big baddies with overwhelming force. If you want, you can even use the remaining rockets to take out a few of the Banshees darting about, just because you can.

@Devium: Maybe the Hunters fought with whichever commanders they served under when things got ugly. Then it would make some sense for Bungie to omit allied Hunters (and/or Grunts, etc.) to reduce confusion and friendly fire in-game. It would suck to target and destroy what seem to be enemies only to have your allied AIs shout, “He’s crazy! Get him!” and mow you down for no clear reason, especially if you were new to the game.