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You're an idiot so stop talking. If you knew anything about SW, you would know that only a star destroyer can perform the BDZ. That is a technique where turbolaser bombardment destroys the atmosphere and anything on the surface of the planet. The death star can't do that and even if it could, it was too far away. Now does this all make sense to you?Dakarne wrote:I guess he didn't want to wait an entire day for a recharge... although, to be honest, he could have blown up the main planet... and then BDZ-ed the planet.
Now you joined the idiots ranks.Trekdestroyer wrote:You're an idiot so stop talking. If you knew anything about SW, you would know that only a star destroyer can perform the BDZ. That is a technique where turbolaser bombardment destroys the atmosphere and anything on the surface of the planet. The death star can't do that and even if it could, it was too far away. Now does this all make sense to you?Dakarne wrote:I guess he didn't want to wait an entire day for a recharge... although, to be honest, he could have blown up the main planet... and then BDZ-ed the planet.
A Death Star could so perform a Base Delta Zero, you stupid little fuck. Both of the Death Stars had many more turbolaser batteries than a Star Destroyer.Trekdestroyer wrote:You're an idiot so stop talking. If you knew anything about SW, you would know that only a star destroyer can perform the BDZ. That is a technique where turbolaser bombardment destroys the atmosphere and anything on the surface of the planet. The death star can't do that and even if it could, it was too far away. Now does this all make sense to you?Dakarne wrote:I guess he didn't want to wait an entire day for a recharge... although, to be honest, he could have blown up the main planet... and then BDZ-ed the planet.
Yes he is. Sorry, a Base Delta Zero is an act that is performed and can be done by other ships then ISDs. Or Greivous somehow gained ISDs. So trekdestroyer is proving he dumber then shit.Tiger Ace wrote:Now you joined the idiots ranks.Trekdestroyer wrote:You're an idiot so stop talking. If you knew anything about SW, you would know that only a star destroyer can perform the BDZ. That is a technique where turbolaser bombardment destroys the atmosphere and anything on the surface of the planet. The death star can't do that and even if it could, it was too far away. Now does this all make sense to you?Dakarne wrote:I guess he didn't want to wait an entire day for a recharge... although, to be honest, he could have blown up the main planet... and then BDZ-ed the planet.
Its not something specific to an ISD, but I doubt the Death Star would get close enough to the planet to BDZ it, is the DS large enough to affect the gravity on Yavin 4?
Tiger Ace wrote:Okey, thanks, though if the DS was orbiting Yavin 4, what kind of effect would it have on Yavin 4?
SWTC wrote:Side-Effects
In terms of tides and celestial dynamics, the arrival of a Death Star is equivalent to the arrival of a new moon. The presence and motion of an object of this size has the potential to perturb the orbits of a planetary or satellite systems. The gravitational tug exerted on a nearby moon by the Death Star effects an exchange of orbital energy and angular momentum, and if an encounter is close enough and of the right duration then the size and eccentricity of the moon's orbit may be substantially permanently altered. A moon with a naturally short orbital period may suffer more severe perturbations, if it passes the Death Star multiple times. Less massive objects will tend to be more greatly affected. In extreme cases, a moon may be perturbed into collision with its planet, or unbound into interplanetary space.
In some planetary systems the orbits of the smallest moons and the planetary ring particles are a self-regulated by a delicate balance of orbital gravitational resonances. In such systems, the direct pertubation of one or more moons may eventually cause further perturbations, indirectly affecting other moons and planetary ring particles as well. The long-term dynamical effects may be chaotic.
That would take longer, though, than simply going around Yavin and firing a single superlaser blast at the planet. Especially with that expanding cloud that is currently un-becoming Yavin in the way, absorbing energy from weapons fire.Dakarne wrote:I guess he didn't want to wait an entire day for a recharge... although, to be honest, he could have blown up the main planet... and then BDZ-ed the planet.
THANK YOU! Finally, somone else with a sense of perspetive stops the stupidityPcm979 wrote:It's a big fucking galaxy and Yavin is an arse-backwards planet in the middle of nowhere. There are other places to get stupid gems.
Wow, you really are a dumb motherfucker.Trekdestroyer wrote:You're an idiot so stop talking. If you knew anything about SW, you would know that only a star destroyer can perform the BDZ. That is a technique where turbolaser bombardment destroys the atmosphere and anything on the surface of the planet. The death star can't do that and even if it could, it was too far away. Now does this all make sense to you?Dakarne wrote:I guess he didn't want to wait an entire day for a recharge... although, to be honest, he could have blown up the main planet... and then BDZ-ed the planet.
Yes, The gems are the least of Tarkins worries. The truth opf the matter is that the death star is not going to make much of a dent on a Gas Giant that is large enought to be classed as brown dwarf star. Yavin 4 is gigantic, and is orbited by several habital moons. Aren't the gems a product market created by Lando Callsisian after the battle anyway. The idea that the death star can blow up a planet any planet despite the size is silly.Ender wrote:THANK YOU! Finally, somone else with a sense of perspetive stops the stupidityPcm979 wrote:It's a big fucking galaxy and Yavin is an arse-backwards planet in the middle of nowhere. There are other places to get stupid gems.
It's not that...one has to show said planet can take the amount of energy the DS can output.Isolder74 wrote:Yes, The gems are the least of Tarkins worries. The truth opf the matter is that the death star is not going to make much of a dent on a Gas Giant that is large enought to be classed as brown dwarf star. Yavin 4 is gigantic, and is orbited by several habital moons. Aren't the gems a product market created by Lando Callsisian after the battle anyway. The idea that the death star can blow up a planet any planet despite the size is silly.Ender wrote:THANK YOU! Finally, somone else with a sense of perspetive stops the stupidityPcm979 wrote:It's a big fucking galaxy and Yavin is an arse-backwards planet in the middle of nowhere. There are other places to get stupid gems.
That was the DSII, the DSI had a wait of 24hours...Anyway it was only a wait of 15 minutes so what is the big problem.
I believe he means the time it took for the Death Star to orbit around Yavin for Yavin 4 to come into range.Dakarne wrote:That was the DSII, the DSI had a wait of 24hours...Anyway it was only a wait of 15 minutes so what is the big problem.
Indeed I was. 15 mins to swing around the planet all the while giving the Rebels an ulcerSpanky The Dolphin wrote:I believe he means the time it took for the Death Star to orbit around Yavin for Yavin 4 to come into range.Dakarne wrote:That was the DSII, the DSI had a wait of 24hours...Anyway it was only a wait of 15 minutes so what is the big problem.
Same in WEG's Galaxy Guide 2, which considering the publishing dates, I would assume where it originates.Guardsman Bass wrote:If you count Shadow Academy from the YJK, then Corusca gems can only be found in Yavin's atmosphere.
Of course, this begs the question of why there aren't dozens of mining stations orbiting it.Guardsman Bass wrote:If you count Shadow Academy from the YJK, then Corusca gems can only be found in Yavin's atmosphere.
Because it would be more expensive to hire a more skilled author...Jesus Q. Christ on a pink Segway, why do the EU authors have to have such limited imaginations? Why?!
that would be too easy... of course, I imagine that Corusca Gems are only found at Yavin, but similarly useful Gems are also found elsewhere in the galaxy...Of course, this begs the question of why there aren't dozens of mining stations orbiting it
Could be that demand goes up and down through the decades.Noble Ire wrote:Of course, this begs the question of why there aren't dozens of mining stations orbiting it.Guardsman Bass wrote:If you count Shadow Academy from the YJK, then Corusca gems can only be found in Yavin's atmosphere.