Stray turbolaser bolts and ecological damage
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Stray turbolaser bolts and ecological damage
Uh would'nt the HTL bolts that missed and went in the direction of Endor cause massive damage?
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Re: Stray turbolaser bolts and ecological damage
Neither fleet was in front of Endor during the initial capital ship battle. Unless someone really fucked up the shots should have traveled out into space. During the bombardment of the Death Star shots could have missed and hit Endor, but the odds of missing a mostly solid 900-kilometer diameter target at close range are rather low.Pu-239 wrote:Uh would'nt the HTL bolts that missed and went in the direction of Endor cause massive damage?
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Endor wasn't fucked by the debris, obviously. Anybody who believes that has too much time on their hands and/or is WAY too cynical.
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It's possible and I'd like to believe it but there's no much of an argument to it. The best you've got is the Tydyrium passing through a shield and the EU. Neither is overwhelimng evidence in favor of a healthy Endor.Sardaukar wrote:To hell with Saxton's Endor Holocaust. [opinion] The sanctuary moon had a planetary shield, that wasn't linked to the DS2's shield, that remained operational throughout the battle and protected from the DS2's explosion [/opinion]
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No I can't prove it.
I have to make an assumption.
Although I can prove that the DS2 shield doesn't protect the moon (briefing room hologram graphics), so if the moon does have a shield it's seperate to the DS2 shield.
Nothing says it doesn't have a shield, but also nothing says that it was fucked up by debris from the DS2. (except opinions)
Does the novel of ROTJ say anything about a shield for the sanctuary moon? I haven't read any of the novels for the OT.
I have to make an assumption.
Although I can prove that the DS2 shield doesn't protect the moon (briefing room hologram graphics), so if the moon does have a shield it's seperate to the DS2 shield.
Nothing says it doesn't have a shield, but also nothing says that it was fucked up by debris from the DS2. (except opinions)
Does the novel of ROTJ say anything about a shield for the sanctuary moon? I haven't read any of the novels for the OT.
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It says nothing about an idependent sheild.Sardaukar wrote:No I can't prove it.
I have to make an assumption.
Although I can prove that the DS2 shield doesn't protect the moon (briefing room hologram graphics), so if the moon does have a shield it's seperate to the DS2 shield.
Nothing says it doesn't have a shield, but also nothing says that it was fucked up by debris from the DS2. (except opinions)
Does the novel of ROTJ say anything about a shield for the sanctuary moon? I haven't read any of the novels for the OT.
And he's done the research. It's what would happen, given that it's the result of canon it can't be argued with.
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No, it's alive.Stormbringer wrote:Look at curtis saxtons' site. Endor is dead as a door nail.pecker wrote:Endor wasn't fucked by the debris, obviously. Anybody who believes that has too much time on their hands and/or is WAY too cynical.
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In DFR thee find the MF in orbit around Endor and Thrawn wonders how desperate Leia is if she's down there hiding in the Ewok village.
Now the rings can explain this, what if they are also a security feature to prevent massive collateral damage(to planets and friendly ships) incase of destruction and they carry most of the debris along that plane?
Now the rings can explain this, what if they are also a security feature to prevent massive collateral damage(to planets and friendly ships) incase of destruction and they carry most of the debris along that plane?
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The EU says Endor is alive. Therefore it's alive. Pure canon- Endor is fucked. But EU is part of the continuity. Therefore, Endor is not fucked. KJA had Kyp Durron go down to Endor to visit Vader's funeral pyre IIRC
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It's not common sense to just accept Saxton's views without considering that Endor had a shield protecting it from the DS2 explosion.
Sure the DS2 shield may have been protecting an area around the generator, but the shuttle probably didn't land too close to the Imperial base, so it may have been out of that particular shield generator's range.
EU states that Endor was fine, canon implies that the moon had it's own shield and shows that the Ewok villiage was fine just after the DS2 exploded. Why the hell would eveyone land on Endor and have a damn party if the DS2's debris is raining down on them?
Sure the DS2 shield may have been protecting an area around the generator, but the shuttle probably didn't land too close to the Imperial base, so it may have been out of that particular shield generator's range.
EU states that Endor was fine, canon implies that the moon had it's own shield and shows that the Ewok villiage was fine just after the DS2 exploded. Why the hell would eveyone land on Endor and have a damn party if the DS2's debris is raining down on them?
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I have. He's wrong.Stormbringer wrote:Look at curtis saxtons' site. Endor is dead as a door nail.pecker wrote:Endor wasn't fucked by the debris, obviously. Anybody who believes that has too much time on their hands and/or is WAY too cynical.
Don't get me started on Saxton.
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