Posted: 2004-03-31 07:44pm
It's the grin. I swear.
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Take a look at them and then speak: They couldn't depress that far down in front of them to target it. I doubt the railgun variety has sufficient power to kill it as it took several pounding at a single building to take it out, and as for the missile version, I doubt you want anything that powerful going off that close to your army.Vympel wrote:Again: SPHA-Ts would've carved it up like a roast.
Ahem.Vympel wrote:Yeah, Stormtroopers have that too (see cross-section of a stormtrooper helmet in the original Visual Dictionary)- that they can't figure this out for star pilots irks me more.Axis Kast wrote:Apparently, Vympel, ARC Troopers will have HUDs in an upcoming SW computer game.
Unless ... *huge supposition time*
the displays as seen in the X-Wing series (particularly X-Wing Alliance) are actually taken to be 'official', and since the canon doesn't actually show them, they may be projected on the pilot's helmet.
This was in Z-95s.Brian Daley, Han Solo At Star's End, page 52 wrote:"Go to Heads-Up Displays," Han ordered, and they all cut in their holographics. Transparent projection of their instrumentation hung before them in the canopy bubbles, freeing them from of the need to divert their eyes and attention from the task of flying in order to take a reading.
It's not like it wasn't tall enough.Take a look at them and then speak: They couldn't depress that far down in front of them to target it.
They need to be ordered to cut in holographics? WTF?Brian Daley, Han Solo At Star's End, page 52 wrote:"Go to Heads-Up Displays," Han ordered, and they all cut in their holographics. Transparent projection of their instrumentation hung before them in the canopy bubbles, freeing them from of the need to divert their eyes and attention from the task of flying in order to take a reading.
It was.generator_g1 wrote:It was either that, or he used a very, very ,very strong Force-augmented jump.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Mace Windu actually flew? In the air? Like Superman?
Please, for the love of God, tell me one of you guys just made that up...
Yes, it's a little strange, but it proves that ships do have that function.Vympel wrote:They need to be ordered to cut in holographics? WTF?Brian Daley, Han Solo At Star's End, page 52 wrote:"Go to Heads-Up Displays," Han ordered, and they all cut in their holographics. Transparent projection of their instrumentation hung before them in the canopy bubbles, freeing them from of the need to divert their eyes and attention from the task of flying in order to take a reading.
Adeagan crystals, not Athegan.Darksider wrote:As far as I know, there is no specific mine that produces lightsaber crystals. You can find sutable Crystals everywhere.
(Jaina Solo even made her own crystal)
EDIT: Athegan crystals are just considered to be of better quality than most.
(Andur Sunrider seemed to think they'ed be a good gift for master Thon)
The way he talks kind of gave it away though.Executor32 wrote:I laughed my ass of when Yoda mind-tricked Captain Typho in chapter 15. Seeing him do that just to get his way was just priceless!
The smirk on Amidala's face while he was doing it, now THAT was priceless.Executor32 wrote:I laughed my ass of when Yoda mind-tricked Captain Typho in chapter 15. Seeing him do that just to get his way was just priceless!
Why is it hard to believe, exactly? Its consistent with alot of canon and official examples of Force ability (and thats not even accounting for the fact Mace is a Jedi Council Member who is considered to be on par or nearly on par with Yoda)Mace's TK combat in Ch 13 was a little hard to believe, but fortunately wasn't anywhere near as bad as I thought it would be. It was actually pretty cool, and was a nice change of pace to see a Jedi relying totally on TK for combat. Plus the animation during that sequence was actually good, surprisingly.
For me; as long as I rationalise it to think that it was Mace using TK then that is acceptable, but if it was Mace using his actual fists, well that's like a grey area for me.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Yeah, you're right. Maybe it was just the sheer amount of it as a first time exposure thing.