10,000 Daleks vs. Skynet

[Stark]

You know, I thought it would be balanced by the fact that Skynet pretty much have control over the entire world

Oh really? Since when? I guess it controls the whole world, but everything important is within walking distance of LA because... AI!

I believe somebody over at spacebattles did some calcs, based on how much power the lone Dalek drained in 'Dalek.'

Are they as big an idiot as you? Or did they just childishly use a display they don't understand to generate ludicrous numbers that don't mean anything?

Since you basically admit you're just making these threads for no-numbers 'gee whiz those Daleks I like sure are tough against these nobody morons with 20th century technology, hoo boy', I'm glad everyone else has noticed.

[ChosenOne54]

Oh really? Since when? I guess it controls the whole world, but everything important is within walking distance of LA because... AI!

At the end of T3, John Conner specifically mentions that Skynet was 'software,' downloaded all over the world, and had no central core.

"By the time Skynet became self-aware, it had spread into millions of computer servers across the planet. Ordinary computers in office buildings, dorm rooms, everywhere. It was software in cyberspace. There was no system core."

Since you basically admit you're just making these threads for no-numbers 'gee whiz those Daleks I like sure are tough against these nobody morons with 20th century technology, hoo boy', I'm glad everyone else has noticed.

No, you see there's also the fact that Skynet has shit like T-Xs, Harvesters, and H-Ks, which I thought would balance it out fairly well, as the Daleks in this match have no heavy weapon support, spaceships or the like.

ChosenOne,Why must you have such horrible poetry as your sig? Also, you'll spoil that episode for anyone who hasn't seen it.

You're not worthy.

[Crazedwraith]

ChosenOne, do you feel like maybe actually addressing the counter-points made in this thread at all? I can include pretty pictures if you like:

Here this is what's known as Submarine;



And this is an 'Aerial Hunter-Killer';


This is the latter firing on the former...


The plasma bolt in flight...


IMPACT!


And the end result


Oops! No more sub.

[JointStrikeFighter]

CLEARLY VAPORISED

[Crazedwraith]

Well I can see air bubbles! That's the vapour right there!

[ChosenOne54]

ChosenOne, do you feel like maybe actually addressing the counter-points made in this thread at all?

I wasn't disputing your argument. I posted this thread to see who would win.

[Stark]

You mean you made it to repeat amazingly stupid analysis done by others?

The idea that the T-X would be effective against the Daleks when we've previously heard that the Galactic Empire wouldn't is the best joke of the day.

BTW a botnet != Skynet controls the world. Why, indeed, would it want to, when it blew most of it up? You'd think it'd have less slave problems in this case.

[Purple]

That whole submarine going off thou is clearly a chain reaction. You can see a small explosion in one image and than the whole sub going up in flames in the next. My bet would be that the shot hit the torpedo bay.

[Stark]

It's almost like watching energy weapons hit a military target and causing a huge explosion isn't a rational way of determining 'power levels'!

That said, their silly pew pew hit it under the water apparently, which is pretty neat.

[inviz345]

Daleks can adept to energy weapons it said casing impaired adept to weaponry then later it said Daleks restored to full power the weapons was then were useless. dalek gun works perfectly against the Cybermen so it would against Terminators.

Doctor Who - Doomsday Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnoNb_QAxrU

Daleks VS Cybermen and Torchwood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA6HFSFC ... re=related

[NecronLord]

That whole submarine going off thou is clearly a chain reaction. You can see a small explosion in one image and than the whole sub going up in flames in the next. My bet would be that the shot hit the torpedo bay.

You're quite right. Those are secondary explosions; You actually see them if you watch the film.

This, though, is the impact.



Certainly impressive in and of itself.

[Purple]

Not really. Think about it, a sub is just a very thin pressure vessel with all the air from the inside just waiting to fly out. And that is exactly what you see here. The sub is breaking at joints and the air is bursting out. That image there might as well have been from a normal dept charge.

[NecronLord]

Not really. Think about it, a sub is just a very thin pressure vessel with all the air from the inside just waiting to fly out. And that is exactly what you see here. The sub is breaking at joints and the air is bursting out. That image there might as well have been from a normal dept charge.

And people are going all gooey over daleks who require four of them to gut a house, and can shoot down planes. These things are considerably easier.

[Shroom Man 777]

Thin pressure vessel? Aren't submarine hulls rather tough? Not to mention, the energy bolt has to go through an unspecified depth of water.

[ChosenOne54]

The idea that the T-X would be effective against the Daleks when we've previously heard that the Galactic Empire wouldn't is the best joke of the day.

I generally agree, but the logic you just used is terribad.

BTW a botnet != Skynet controls the world. Why, indeed, would it want to, when it blew most of it up? You'd think it'd have less slave problems in this case.

From Terminator: Salvation, I got the impression the war was going on all over the world.

[ChosenOne54]

Just to expand on my previous post:

There is a storm on the horizon. A time of hardship and pain. The battle has been won, but the war against machines rages on. Skynet's global network remains strong, but we will not quit, until all of it's destroyed. This is John Connor. There is no fate but what we make. -John Connor