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Admiral Johnason wrote:The SSD wins because of the sheer firepower it can bring to bear, the numerous fighter squadrons it has, its super dense armor and sheilds, and the fact that the crew must be pretty experienced.

I thought it was an ISD!

And those with only a fraction of Force sensitivity aren't bothered; shown by Corporal Reezen in "The Courtship of Princess Leia". Once, when Reezen was in his early teens, he'd watched a military parade on Courscant with his father, and during the parade Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith...

Quinn probably didn't think of that.

What about dropping nanites throuoght Imperial ship using phase shifted cloaked runabouts? I can see a lot of potential problems there. The first, of course, is to make phase cloaking work without horribly killing the crew or leaving them to die horribly while "out of phase" with their su...

What about dropping nanites throuoght Imperial ship using phase shifted cloaked runabouts?

I've got it! Fit runabouts with destructive nanites set to replicate using all materials nearby and a phase cloak. When Star Destroyers show up, move the runabout through the destroyers while jettisonning the nanites. The Imp's won't be able to stop all of the nanites if you drop enough of them thro...

What you really need are specific ships. There are no perfect solutions for a ship for everything, but if you want a mass produced ship for general purposes, what you need to do is reengineer the old Victory class star destroyers; remove a lot of the missile tubes, add more point-defense LTL's then ...

Or they turned on their sensors one morning and found the galaxy had it's amount of stars increase by a factor of 10 or so.

Well, the first thing I'd do is install more bloody shield generators, like Mon Cals.

I'd call it Big Ship. Because I have no imagination.

What about cost? Which costs more?

Is all Borg just frequency based?

Darth Wong wrote:It's not surprising that huge numbers of tribbles could overwhelm Klingon ground forces. Need I remind you that they prefer clumsy imbalanced melee weapons?

Just goes to show how bad Klingons are at fighting hand to... fur? Mouth?

Well, at least they said SW wins. Again.

You fucking idiot. http://www.stardestroyer.net/tlc/Power/blastcement1.jpg Borg are goint to be roasted dumbass. Uhh, I think he admitted that; VARIABLE YIELDS. Refer back to ANH where blaster shots against walls go off with the strength of a hand grenade. They can pump up the juice on the blaster ...

Someone say a joke about four lights.

It's possible (I would say) to actually prevent most of the damage from HTL's by using protrusions from shields, as some Tl's deflect in films where they strike in obtuse angles. By linking a powerful computer, sensors and multiple low power shield generators, you can form protusions (ie spiky bits)...

Thanks, I knew about Kyle from JK through to JK2 (Cool games!) but I unfortunately never had the chance to play Dark Forces 1. What's the connection with the Dark Troopers, exactly?

SARDOUKEN!


Did I just say that?

Err... When did "Allegiance" and "Sovereign" class SD's turn up?

That works for me.

Well, it's still funny. These furry balls managed to repel a Klingon Strike team. "Sir! We're surrounded!" "They just keep coming!" "We're outnumbered! Thousands and thousand- by the time we kill one, two more have been produced- look out!" "AAAAAGH! GETITOFFGETITO...

There is no way the Federation could think of their navy as the be all and end all of defenses- It has proven not to be so many times.

Even though beaten repeatedly, they still hold faith in their ships. Illogical, yes, but most likely true. Who said that the federation was logical?

How's this? A Dark Jedi, going on a sojurn to a familiar desert planet after destroying a couple of Federation ships is spotted by a Federation probe. The Feds send down a hundred redshirts, which the Dark Jedi does not stop, as he wants to show off his skills, needs a workout and is very arrogant. ...

I'm sorry, when was this "Dark Forces" thing and Kyle?