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03-31-09, 08:35 AM #14881Purveyor of Truth and Fact
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03-31-09, 08:43 AM #14882
Yah but A i doubt the rate of fire on that weapon is useful at all. And two, I'd seriously doubt that they would fire the weapon on their own ship when they get boarded. And three, i also doubt that the weapon shoots in anything other than a straight line.
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03-31-09, 08:44 AM #14883
Worse comes to worse, the necrons would blow it up, they aren't organic. so they are okay.
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03-31-09, 08:46 AM #14884Purveyor of Truth and Fact
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It doesn't matter...
1) The scimitar is mobile - charge the weapon in warp, come out of warp, fire, and warp away
2) How'd their ship get boarded when they're far more agile than anything WH40K has shown?
3) Again, it's agile... if the target moves, it simply turns
My point, though, is that Star Trek doesn't need huge planet-sized battlestations to destroy planets
We can do it just fine with a single ship
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03-31-09, 08:47 AM #14885Purveyor of Truth and Fact
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03-31-09, 08:49 AM #14886
No, as far as i hve been told, they are all machine, animated by from what i can gather the soulds of the necrontyr (how souls is defined i don't know, but it is not their original organic brain)
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03-31-09, 08:52 AM #14887
Well for starters, Ships don't go into warp to attack and than run away otherwise theyd do it all the time, so that options out.
2.) I doubt that ship is more agile than a drop pod, if data could be shot out of the Enterprise by a vacum and hit that ship, so can a drop pod.
3.) What happens when it is dealing with 60 some odd ships? There is no chance that it's shields would stand that long.
4.) In case you forgot on screen it took a ton of time for the superweapon to charge up to fire.
5.) This is all assuming that the ship doesnt get annihalated by the WH40k's weaponry.
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03-31-09, 02:01 PM #14888
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03-31-09, 02:03 PM #14889
Avoid at all cost: if only for the sake of your wallet.
Recommended far more highly (at least by me
): Stargrunt II
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03-31-09, 02:33 PM #14890
Oli's right, way too expensive, their website is www.games-workshop.com click on warhammer 40000
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03-31-09, 02:35 PM #14891
it took 15 chapters to destroy the planet/battlestation, do you thinkk ST could stand up to 1,000?
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03-31-09, 04:22 PM #14892Purveyor of Truth and Fact
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03-31-09, 04:23 PM #14893Purveyor of Truth and Fact
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Sure they could. Again, as I said
1) you have yet to prove they have even a snowballs chance of hitting a Trek ship at high-impulse speeds, much less warp.
2) You have yet to provide any evidence WH40Ks weapons would have ANY effect on a Star Trek shield... given how bulky and large their armor is, I don't see why their other technology would be more advanced...
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03-31-09, 06:22 PM #14894
Well you have yet to prove that WH40k tech could not penetrate the shields, and that it could not hit a high impulse craft, which really isnt all that difficult with guided missiles that fly a few times faster than said craft.
And the reason why your trek ships dont pop in and out of warp at every chance theyve got is so easy to explain, jumping into warp requires a crapload of power, so much that if it drops out right after it goes to warp it has little power for weapons or that matter shields.
Lets pretend that all scifi shields are the same because considering that there is no actual real life physics that would allow us to create a real life shield, all of our arguements with shields are kind of idiotic considering there is no real life standard for shield strength.
For all you know, the battlebarges shields would be impenetrable to ST weaponry or vice versa. There is really no other proof to the contrary.
So, can we just assume that the shields are the same strength or that the shields for all intensive purposes are down and there is no shield factor? Because otherwise this is comparing apples to oranges.
So, from here on in, lets pretend that all Star trek and warhammer STARSHIPS (not infantry) have shields of equal power okay?
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03-31-09, 06:25 PM #14895
I love how you argue the fact that 95% of WH40k weaponry would miss based off of NOTHING.
Im sure you would really know that the number is 95%. So what exactly are you basing your bullshit claim off of?
Well considering that the STANDARD weaponry on a WH40k ship can destroy a planet i think were well off. No ship in ST comes with specialized planet killing weaponry STANDARD theres only a handful that can, and they cant be at a thousand battles at once.
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03-31-09, 06:49 PM #14896
If it's any help to one side or the other (I suspect NOT the pro-40K'ers) when the first edition came out I wrote to Rick Priestly (the main author), pointing out a few errors and his reply was basically: we couldn't care less about scientific or factual errors, all we're interested in getting a game out of it.
The ONLY consistency they want to maintain is in playability, if that conflicts with ANYTHING else then the "anything else" is knowingly and willingly sacrificed.
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03-31-09, 09:14 PM #14897Purveyor of Truth and Fact
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03-31-09, 09:16 PM #14898Purveyor of Truth and Fact
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Yes, but tell me... is the average planet moving ALMOST 9/10th the speed of FUCKING LIGHT?
NO, IT ISN'T! Use your damn brain before you open your gaping howler of a mouth!
At Impulse, in combat situations, Star Trek ships have shown the ability to exceed .8c (80%) the speed of light, with some reaching 90%! GOOD LUCK hitting that with any sub-relativistic weapon!
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04-01-09, 01:00 AM #14899
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04-01-09, 01:08 AM #14900
dude, E-E had no realistic hope of defeating the Scimitar while it was cloacked. the only hope they had was the fact Shinzon wanted Picard alive. c'mon man, 57 RP2 disruptor banks? 20+ photon torpedo launchers? agility of the E-E and 5+ times the size? it's like figting 5 or more warbirds at the same time. even without the fire-while-cloacked thingy it takes a tactical genious to operate/command the E-E and mediocre dudes in charge of the competition. in a free far all no limitation duel the Scimitar could destroy the E-E without the cloack i think, allthough it would largely depend on who gets the first shot. if E-E could get those quatums into the Scimitar first, they might stand achance.
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