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WickedZombie45

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This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« on: May 06, 2004, 06:40:06 pm »
I took a break from the Andro fleet and whipped up this beasty:







The Cobra in this pic was downsized a bit for dramatic purposes (as if FX guys never do that....)





 

Khalee

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #1 on: May 06, 2004, 06:44:26 pm »
Not a big starwars fan but this looks nice. only problem is that the Starwars ship should be running from the fed not the way you got it.

Azel

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #2 on: May 06, 2004, 06:51:41 pm »
SHHHHWEEET!!!!
   

J. Carney

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« Reply #3 on: May 06, 2004, 06:52:17 pm »
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Not a big starwars fan but this looks nice. only problem is that the Starwars ship should be running from the fed not the way you got it.  




 BOO!!! Another 'Feds are the good guys' post!!! BOO!!!
(no offense)

Great work, as usual WZ. Any plans for more of the Imperal Navy after those kiick-a** Andros you're workin' on?

olbuzzard

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #4 on: May 06, 2004, 06:52:48 pm »
man...  I wish I had a game to put this in !

Rat_Boy

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #5 on: May 06, 2004, 07:01:40 pm »
Yikes!

WickedZombie45

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #6 on: May 06, 2004, 07:06:38 pm »
I don't see any problem - the Enterprise isn't running, she's escorting. I never cared much for that whole pointless ST vs SW debate  

InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #7 on: May 06, 2004, 07:58:06 pm »
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Not a big starwars fan but this looks nice. only problem is that the Starwars ship should be running from the fed not the way you got it.  




Haven't been keeping up on current events have you?

Lucasfilm has declared all the Incredible Cross-Sections books canon

The Episode 2 ICS gives 200 gigatons per shot per turret for the heavy guns on an Acclamator troop transport

Clone Wars era quad turbolasers are as powerful as the medium guns on an Imperial civil war era Stardestroyer

At best Trek has weapons in the megaton range (if we include the noncanon TNG Tech Manual) at worst in the "equal" ton range (if we include the "isoton" crap from Voyager)
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InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #8 on: May 06, 2004, 08:04:33 pm »
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I don't see any problem - the Enterprise isn't running, she's escorting.




Better to be freinds with the Empire than it's enemy

nx_adam_1701

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #9 on: May 06, 2004, 08:17:21 pm »
Holymoly, that rocks



I think ill use that as a monster in OP

adam out

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #10 on: May 06, 2004, 08:23:37 pm »
Ah...wha...ah...
Suh...weet...

COOOL!

GIMME!  NOW! I WANT IT! I MUST HAVE IT!  GIVE IT TO MEEEEE!!!!!!!!

!!!

*Praxis goes nuts and has a mental breakdown*

Does it work in SFC3?  I must have this beautiful ship...

You've read the Thrawn books, eh?  The good ol' Chimaera...


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Haven't been keeping up on current events have you?

Lucasfilm has declared all the Incredible Cross-Sections books canon

The Episode 2 ICS gives 200 gigatons per shot per turret for the heavy guns on an Acclamator troop transport

Clone Wars era quad turbolasers are as powerful as the medium guns on an Imperial civil war era Stardestroyer

At best Trek has weapons in the megaton range (if we include the noncanon TNG Tech Manual) at worst in the "equal" ton range (if we include the "isoton" crap from Voyager)




Yep, the Star Wars tech manuals give 200 gigatons for the heavy turbolasers.  Star Trek gives 64 megatons for Photon torpedoes, 3 times that for quantum torpedoes, which is 196 megatons.  Interestingly enough, 196 megatons happens to be the same amount of firepower in one of the Slave I's little concussion missles, which in turn are half the firepower of the proton torpedoes in the X-wing.

The result?  An X-wings' proton torpedoes are 6 times more powerful than a Photon, 2 times more powerful than a quantum, and an X-wing has 6.

If you want to debate it I'd be perfectly happy to start a thread in the debate forum for you (assuming you want to debate it).  I don't want to start a war in WZ's thread with his purdy new ship  

InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #11 on: May 06, 2004, 08:45:14 pm »
No need if Khalee continiues his claims that Trek is superior I'll direct him to the MSN group

My post was merely to educate him I don't want this thread to turn into a warzone

WickedZombie45

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #12 on: May 06, 2004, 09:22:39 pm »
Aye, she works in SFC 3, though I didn't include any specs for it. I wasn't entirely sure what to do with them (same as the Andros) so I just let the players make up their own minds. It's a damn shame SFC only has so many hardpoint options, this thing isn't nearly as true to canon as it should be.

Yeah, the Thrawn novels are the main reason I'm still interested in Star Wars. Thrawn isn't the typical cliche bad guy, probably why I like the character so much.

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #13 on: May 07, 2004, 12:00:55 am »
My idea for a *balanced* Star Destroyer was this.

Obviously, you can't put a ship that's as powerful as Star Destroyers are canonically, otherwise it would be able to burn right through Star Trek ships with ease, and Trekkies would run around complaining.

You can't give it craptastic specs either, or Warsies start complaining.

Since to the Empire the Star Destroyers were about the equivilant of CA's, I gave it CA-level specs.

A Star Destroyer has 60 turbolaser cannons...turbolaser cannons are relatively innaccurate and degrade rapidly with range...pulse phasers are the same, and fire 6 little blasts per shot.

So, you put 10 pulse phasers arrayed in front and side arcs, and you have 60 turbolasers, and the approximate firepower of a well-refitted CA (technically, probably more firepower, but no long range weapons and large and easy to hit, so anyone who's smart will snipe it with torpedoes from range 15 and beyond, taking out the weapons advantage).

And don't forget 2 360 mytronics for the 60 ion cannons the ship is supposed to have.  Ion cannons disable ship systems temporarily- just like Mytronics.

The result is a well balanced ship, that with proper flying (get in close, tractor and slam them, hope they let you) can take on a Fed DN, and with bad flying will lose to a Fed CL (fire at long ranges, let it snipe you), and is overall a match for a well-refitted CA.

Dizzy

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #14 on: May 07, 2004, 12:31:38 am »
Ok, so 60 turbo lasers, degrade with range and arnt completely accurate... sounds like 60 Dizzies.

The 10 pulse lasers that fire multiple bursts? Sounds like Phaser G2's to me...

I'd give it 24 fighters. 4x squads of 6. A squadron of Interceptors, a squad of Tie Bombers using Mirvs and 2 squads of tie fighters.

Yeah...

But what weapons did the Interceptors and fighters use?

Kaenyne

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #15 on: May 07, 2004, 08:29:17 am »
Wow! Wow! Wow! She is nothing short of spectacular! Any plans on doing even bigger Star Destroyers? I seen to remember a rather large black hulled class from a certain comic book series...

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #16 on: May 07, 2004, 08:36:11 am »
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Ok, so 60 turbo lasers, degrade with range and arnt completely accurate... sounds like 60 Dizzies.

The 10 pulse lasers that fire multiple bursts? Sounds like Phaser G2's to me...




I meant using 10 pulse phasers in SFC3 instead of the 60 turbolasers, since the pulse phaser in SFC3 fires 6 shots

In SFC2 I would say to use G2's or disruptors for the turbolasers.

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I'd give it 24 fighters. 4x squads of 6. A squadron of Interceptors, a squad of Tie Bombers using Mirvs and 2 squads of tie fighters.

Yeah...




Wouldn't work in SFC3, but definitely in OP...
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But what weapons did the Interceptors and fighters use?  




TIE fighters had 2 light laser cannons (I'd put 2 little dizzies on it), TIE interceptors had 4 (4 dizzies?), and neither had any armor or shields so they died real quick.  The TIE bomber had missle launchers that homed on the target, so I'd say to put several Mirak-style missle launchers.

A Star Destroyer usually carries 4 squadrons of 12 TIE fighters, 1 squadron of 12 bombers, and 1 squadron of 12 interceptors.

However, WZ might not want to give it fighters since he hasn't made any  

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #17 on: May 07, 2004, 08:37:29 am »
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Wow! Wow! Wow! She is nothing short of spectacular! Any plans on doing even bigger Star Destroyers? I seen to remember a rather large black hulled class from a certain comic book series...  




That would be the Eclipse-class Star Destroyer.  I believe Firehawk has already made one of those...I have the model

Kaenyne

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #18 on: May 07, 2004, 08:48:34 am »
Yp, I was just tryin' some bait is all. The Eclipse is one impressive ship. And I have one Eclipse myself, albeit a low poly one. What does yours look like?

Dizzy

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #19 on: May 07, 2004, 10:30:08 am »
Right about the Tie-ftrs being weak. I'd use simply regular ftrs for those and PF's for the other alliance ships. Course, the Imperial assault shuttle would be a PF as well...

You can get around the fighter limitation by using 4x PF assault shuttles or cargo carrier container type PF's that are each loaded with Fighters. You could field quite a lot of fighters that way. I like the cargo fighter bay idea. An OP ship can only be setup to carry either PF's or ftrs. You cant mix them. So I'd setup a Star Destroyer as a PF tender and give them 2x Imperial assault shuttles and 2x Carrier Cargo Containers. The containers would simply drop from the Star Destroyer and then launch fighters themselves. Each could carry 24. That pretty much gives you the full compliment. Alternatively, one container could carry PF's So you'd end up with 24 ftrs and 6x Imperial assault shuttles.

A Star Wars mod could be way cool...

A Mon Calimari carrier cruiser could carry something like 4x Carrier cargo containers. The four carrier cargo containers could carry a squad of 4x A-wings, 2x Squads of 4x X-wings and a squad of 4x Y-wings for a total force of 16 small craft. A very deadly force.

Instead of a cargo container, it could house a Corellian corvette... Possibilities are endless...  

WickedZombie45

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #20 on: May 07, 2004, 12:08:17 pm »
Actually, I built an Eclipse years ago and it *should* still be at the old OSF site. As far as I'm aware, it's the only one ever made for the game. Though, it could use an upgrade....

I probably won't build any fighters since Firehawk's are more than adequate - I mean, how much detail can you cram into puny little ships that you barely see in-game anyway?

Dizzy

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #21 on: May 07, 2004, 01:57:48 pm »
Thats the point, WZ... U dont want to cram a lot of detail in them... Having 16 X,Y or A wings in addition to 6x Imperial assault shuttles and 48 Tie Fighters... PLUS some capital ships... How much CPU horsepower are you gonna need to have to run a mission like that and have it not slow down to 2 or 3 frames a sec?

I dont recall just how detailed FH's models are, but if the little ones are tiny... then can someone use a poly reducer?

SovereignEmpire

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #22 on: May 07, 2004, 03:01:07 pm »
Well, that is a seriously awsome Ship ya got there.  I look forward to blowing her to peices.    I think i have to add in my own two cents too lol.
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Star Wars technology is not 100% superior to Star Trek.  Did you know that when a Star Destroyers shields are up they lose Long Range Communications?  It?s stated in ?The Last Command? of the Thrawn Trilogy.  Their shields themselves are crap.  They have two different types of shields, Physical and Energy, (well that?s not what they call them but that?s what they are).  Physical shields stop physical objects like torpedoes or small craft.  With those shields up, they cannot launch fighters or missiles of their own.  Energy shields stop energy weapons, such as Lasers.  Shields take up so much energy; they are not capable of being on at the same time.  Most Star Wars fans only compare Federation Technology to Star Wars, but there are plenty of Trek Weapons that would kill the Empire.  The Breen CRM-114 is a good example.  A Storm Trooper?s armor may be strong, but this weapon would defiantly and literally blow them apart.  There are many more things we could continue with, but really this isn?t a Trek vs. Wars thread so I?ll stop now, lol.  I?m sure Praxis would like to continue else wear though he always seems to want too?
     

WickedZombie45

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #23 on: May 07, 2004, 06:14:04 pm »
Heh, Firehawk's models are probably the last ships that need a poly reducer. He tends to keep his ships as playable as possible and those fighters of his are perfect for squadron actions.

You basically just reworded what I'd already said - you don't need a lot of detail for fighters since they're so small and I don't see a reason to make my own versions when they'll end up being carbon copies anyway.

Mariner

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #24 on: May 07, 2004, 07:04:36 pm »
Will you ever consider redoing the other ships featured in the OSF site, or atleast move them all onto a seperate section of DRS? I think it would help in trying to find those models.

But, how are the Andromedan Stations coming? If you need an idea or two for them, I could probably sketch a few over the weekend if you need.

Also, will you consider making some of the TOS-era ships, like the Surya, Coventry, Coronado, Sherman, etc. from your Patton? I think that they all could your magic touch.

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Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #25 on: May 07, 2004, 07:39:37 pm »
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Star Wars technology is not 100% superior to Star Trek.  Did you know that when a Star Destroyers shields are up they lose Long Range Communications?  It?s stated in ?The Last Command? of the Thrawn Trilogy.  Their shields themselves are crap.




Long range communications = Hyperwave, which allows them to have instant communication across the galaxy.  Something which the Federation doesn't have.

Even the Empire's short range communications are longer than the Federation's long range.  The Federation's long range communications travel at 200,000 times lightspeed...twice the speed of warp 9.9...yet the Empire's long range is instantaneous.  The Empire's short range is also instantaneous, but it only covers a couple dozen/hundred light years.

Don't forget, shields up or not, Voyager was too far from Earth to contact them from the Delta Quadrant.  A Star Destroyer could easily use hyperwave to contact their homeworld from the other side of the galaxy.


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  They have two different types of shields, Physical and Energy, (well that?s not what they call them but that?s what they are).  Physical shields stop physical objects like torpedoes or small craft.  With those shields up, they cannot launch fighters or missiles of their own.  Energy shields stop energy weapons, such as Lasers.  Shields take up so much energy; they are not capable of being on at the same time.




You talk about it like it's the only types of shields.

Examples of ray shields:

Exhaust port on the Death Star- specifically stated to be ray shielded, obviously, since particle shielding would block the exhaust from coming out.

Gungan shields- also ray shields.

There are no known examples in the movies of particle shields in the movies, just books, which is all well and good.

However, there is another type of shield- DEFLECTOR SHIELDS.

Read the OFFICIAL manuals- such as the Episode 2 Incredible Cross Sections, written by an astrophysicist working with the Lucasarts design team, it is one of the only manuals ever to be declared Canon by LucasArts.

There are shields that block both- thats the type used on starships.

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  Most Star Wars fans only compare Federation Technology to Star Wars, but there are plenty of Trek Weapons that would kill the Empire.  The Breen CRM-114 is a good example.  A Storm Trooper?s armor may be strong, but this weapon would defiantly and literally blow them apart.




Same way an E-web would easily vaporize Federation troops, and a blaster rifle would mow down enemies.

I'd love to see Boba Fett on a Borg Cube- since Star Wars weapons aren't like these silly "phased" weapons in Star Trek, there is no way the Borg'd be able to adapt...it'd be funny to watch them march forward and be mowed down.

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  There are many more things we could continue with, but really this isn?t a Trek vs. Wars thread so I?ll stop now, lol.  I?m sure Praxis would like to continue else wear though he always seems to want too?
       




Bring it on

You don't know who you're messing with...Maybe if I get a little more free time today I'll go start up a thread in the debate forum...

EDIT:  Where'd the debate and OT forums go?  NOOO!
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Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #26 on: May 07, 2004, 07:40:03 pm »
BTW I've already release a Star Wars mod for OP a while back (requires Chris Jones' TNG Mega Mod to play the Star Trek side), and am working on a SFC3 one.  Screenshots in the Mod forum.

WZ, think I could use your ISD in the SFC3 mod?
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InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #27 on: May 07, 2004, 07:57:13 pm »
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Star Wars technology is not 100% superior to Star Trek.




True

 
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 Did you know that when a Star Destroyers shields are up they lose Long Range Communications?  It?s stated in ?The Last Command? of the Thrawn Trilogy.




I guess that's true nothing above quasi-canon appears to dispute that

But it's a minor disadvantage

 
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Their shields themselves are crap.  They have two different types of shields, Physical and Energy, (well that?s not what they call them but that?s what they are).




Crap? A Clone Wars era troop transpots shields can handle teraton level bombardment

In your opinion that's "crap" compared to Trek shields and weapons it's unbeatable

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Physical shields stop physical objects like torpedoes or small craft.  With those shields up, they cannot launch fighters or missiles of their own.




Forgot to add that particle shields can be raised and lowered in miliseconds to allow missile and torpedo launches

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 Energy shields stop energy weapons, such as Lasers.  Shields take up so much energy; they are not capable of being on at the same time.




Where the hell is that from?

Shields can't be kept up 24/7, but both shields have to be up at once in battle situations otherwise ships would suffer quick deaths

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Most Star Wars fans only compare Federation Technology to Star Wars,




Here's why...

We know alot about Fed Tech and Jack crap about other Trek tech

 
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but there are plenty of Trek Weapons that would kill the Empire.




I doubt that

2 sector fleets are all the Empire needs to bring the alpha quadrant under its boot

1 sector fleet for the Federation, the second for the Klingons

The other powers in the quadrant would either sign non-aggression pacts or willingly join the Empire

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 The Breen CRM-114 is a good example.  A Storm Trooper?s armor may be strong, but this weapon would defiantly and literally blow them apart.




True but the Empire does have tanks and walkers to back its troops up

And E-Webs would tear hordes of Breen to shreds

Would the Empire have any interest in the Breen?

Would the Breen want to fight the Empire?

Would the Breen give this weapon to thier former enemies?

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 There are many more things we could continue with, but really this isn?t a Trek vs. Wars thread so I?ll stop now, lol.  I?m sure Praxis would like to continue else wear though he always seems to want too?
       




Attention Pro Trek vs. debaters lets leave the debate out of this thread

If you have a hankering to continiue debating Trek vs. Wars go here http://groups.msn.com/StarTrekVsStarWars/messageboard.msnw    
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Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #28 on: May 07, 2004, 08:35:15 pm »
No...please...not an MSN group...nooooo...

Maybe I should host my own forum, lol :P

InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #29 on: May 07, 2004, 08:56:12 pm »
Then how about...

http:\\bbs.stardestroyer.net it's a Trekkies worst nightmare but all well

www.spacebattles.com The debate is basicly dead here all sides are in agreement since Darkstar was banned that Wars would win no questions asked

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&group=alt.startrek.vs.starwars Heres a relic one of the places the online debate originated from
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Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #30 on: May 07, 2004, 09:15:58 pm »
Lets see...Stardestroyer.net is both a warsie and trekkies worst nightmare.

You go in there, make any kind of post, they call it a "me-too" post if its a joke or "repetitive" if its about ST vs SW or call you a moron if you support ST...its almost impossible to make a post without it gettting locked in the ST vs SW section, due to overzealous moderation.

Spacebattles.com were a bunch of whiners during the Darkstar era, and now they've just dropped it.

I want to start a thread on Taldren, but theres no more public Debate or Off Topic forums to post it in, and people would get mad if it was in General chat or SFC forums.

And it wouldn't fit that well in the Cool and Refreshing forum.

SovereignEmpire

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #31 on: May 07, 2004, 09:17:04 pm »
StarDestroyer.net is a horrible place to debate.  They put down Trek without even a second thought.  It?s all like "Well that Phaser couldn?t penetrate that armor so that Phaser is inferior."   Or "That Phaser vaporized that armor so that armor is inferior."  It?s that same garbage over and over.  They never stop to think that maybe Trek and Wars are not superior to each other, but that they both have there ups and downs.  Also, Voyager did make contact with the Alpha Quadrant via the Midas Array.  It was a good clear signal that reached 70,000 light-years.  There was a limited time to make contact, but I?m sure Starfleet was more concerned with the Invasion of the Alpha/Beta Quadrant by the Dominion.  Also, if Canon material is only found in the Movies, and the only confirmed canon Wars books are the technical manuals, then doesn?t that mean that the Novels (excluding the Thrawn series because of the "Authorized Continuation" on the back), are non-canon.

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #32 on: May 07, 2004, 09:21:50 pm »
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Also, Voyager did make contact with the Alpha Quadrant via the Midas Array.  It was a good clear signal that reached 70,000 light-years.  There was a limited time to make contact, but I?m sure Starfleet was more concerned with the Invasion of the Alpha/Beta Quadrant by the Dominion.


 

*Exactly* my point- they had to use ALIEN technology far more advanced than their own to contact starfleet- they're technology wasn't up to the task.

All Star Destroyers have to do is lower their shields and they can easily transmit 70,000 lightyears without breaking a sweat.



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Also, if Canon material is only found in the Movies, and the only confirmed canon Wars books are the technical manuals, then doesn?t that mean that the Novels (excluding the Thrawn series because of the "Authorized Continuation" on the back), are non-canon.




I don't see what you're getting at...

All the novels are semi-canon...George Lucas worked closely with the novel authors, determined the direction of the story, who would live or die, etc.  Not the same for the Star Trek novels.

The Star Wars tech manuals are *not* canon, with the exception of the ICS, which is the only one that was declared canon by LucasArts.

And it states that a quad turbolaser on the Acclamator is 200 gigatons.  

Shouldn't take more than a couple hits to wipe out a Sovereign...

BTW SovereignEmpire, what's your MSN?  I tried adding your enterpriseviii@hotmail.com, nothing.

 

SovereignEmpire

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #33 on: May 07, 2004, 09:41:12 pm »
Is there an alternative link to the DRS?  Before when the site was down, it was just the server?s problem, now it seems to be gone completely.  It could be just me though.

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #34 on: May 07, 2004, 09:43:53 pm »
It went down a few minutes ago, I was talking with WZ when it happened...

The entire Nightsoft site went down in flames.

DonKarnage

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #35 on: May 07, 2004, 10:36:48 pm »
well insted of small tie fighter why not make small enterprise class for fighter (fighter that are small size enterprise class ship), that would be cool to see insted of tie-fighter or anyother fighter from starwars.

Reverend

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #36 on: May 07, 2004, 11:11:00 pm »
Really nice work; I have always enjoyed Star Wars... shocked after reading this thread, always thought Star Trek was way more advanced.... drat.
Wicked Z, that is a beauty of a ship, like everything you do.

Do you plan on making a Super Star Destroyer? I know one exists, but.... well... you know...

   

InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #37 on: May 07, 2004, 11:54:27 pm »
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 Also, Voyager did make contact with the Alpha Quadrant via the Midas Array.




Which was a new breakthrough by the Feds and experimental

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It was a good clear signal that reached 70,000 light-years.




The times I saw it used the reception was crappy

 
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but I?m sure Starfleet was more concerned with the Invasion of the Alpha/Beta Quadrant by the Dominion.




The war was over by the time the Array was completed

 
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Also, if Canon material is only found in the Movies,




You mean "Lucas' Canon policy"TM brought to you by Darkstar?

If "only Star Wars movies are canon" is your point of view then concerning Trek your p.o.v. must be that TOS is noncanon Federation propaganda, the TMP novelization is canon, Trek movies 1-4 are canon, ST5 is not canon, TUC is quasi-canon, only TNG seasons 1-4 are canon,  and that TNG seasons 5-7, Generations, DS9, First Contact, Insurrection, Voyager, Enterprise, and Nemesis are all not canon

"It isn't Star Trek til I say it's Star Trek"-Gene Roddenberry

 
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and the only confirmed canon Wars books are the technical manuals,




Don't forget the movie novelizations

And it's only the ICS manuals Essential Guides still is quasi-canon

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 then doesn?t that mean that the Novels (excluding the Thrawn series because of the "Authorized Continuation" on the back), are non-canon.  




The Thrawn series and all other books that lack an infinities symbol are quasi-canon

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #38 on: May 08, 2004, 01:33:29 am »
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Really nice work; I have always enjoyed Star Wars... shocked after reading this thread, always thought Star Trek was way more advanced.... drat.
Wicked Z, that is a beauty of a ship, like everything you do.

Do you plan on making a Super Star Destroyer? I know one exists, but.... well... you know...

   





hey reverand i have the super star destroyer i will email it to u shortly ok.  

starforce2

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #39 on: May 08, 2004, 04:56:07 am »
WZ, I know where to get ref pix of a fan made SSD that basicly looks like a more  modern SD, much like the Sov is to the galaxy...if you are interested.

Kaenyne

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #40 on: May 10, 2004, 09:08:04 am »
well, if WZ isn't interested, I know I am, just for a sake of seeing a modernized take on the Star Destroyer.

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #41 on: May 10, 2004, 09:38:54 am »
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Which was a new breakthrough by the Feds and experimental




And it worked

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The times I saw it used the reception was crappy




The reception was only crappy when Voyager used the Hirogen's array, the Midas Array was far more advanced and they could see perfectly clear.

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You mean "Lucas' Canon policy"TM brought to you by Darkstar?

If "only Star Wars movies are canon" is your point of view then concerning Trek your p.o.v. must be that TOS is noncanon Federation propaganda, the TMP novelization is canon, Trek movies 1-4 are canon, ST5 is not canon, TUC is quasi-canon, only TNG seasons 1-4 are canon, and that TNG seasons 5-7, Generations, DS9, First Contact, Insurrection, Voyager, Enterprise, and Nemesis are all not canon

"It isn't Star Trek til I say it's Star Trek"-Gene Roddenberry




Everyone likes to use Roddenberry's death as an advantage over canon reference, but just because Roddenberry is not around doesn?t mean that the Treks after him are not real canon, because he would have never wanted Star Trek to die with him.  Berman has taken over where Gene left off, and if you don?t like, Oh Well, because this is what Trek is.

 

     

InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #42 on: May 10, 2004, 10:09:03 am »
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Everyone likes to use Roddenberry's death as an advantage over canon reference,




I'm saying if you think only the works of the original creator are canon in SW the same must apply to ST

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 but just because Roddenberry is not around doesn?t mean that the Treks after him are not real canon, because he would have never wanted Star Trek to die with him.




If he were alive today he'd probably say otherwise

 
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Berman has taken over where Gene left off, and if you don?t like, Oh Well, because this is what Trek is.  




So then for ST canon you believe in th Paramount policy and for SW you believe in the Lucasfilm policy

Star Trek
Canon: TOS, movies 1-6, TNG, DS9, Generations, VOY,  First Contact, Insurrection, ENT, Nemesis, TAS episode "Yesteryear", Novel "pathways", Novel "Mosaic"

Star Wars
Absolute Canon: The movies
Canon: Novelizations of movies, scripts of movies, radio dramas, All ICS books
Quasi-canon: Novels, Clone Wars cartoon, Holiday special, and anything else lacking an infinities symbol

Thanks for clearing that up the typo in your last post confused me a bit
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Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #43 on: May 10, 2004, 11:17:41 am »
Not "anything else" is canon...
Games and RPG books are not canon...
Just look at the story the RPG books made about Boba Fett being some kind of expeditionist before he became a bounty hunter...

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #44 on: May 10, 2004, 11:52:02 am »
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Which was a new breakthrough by the Feds and experimental




And it worked
     




So what...do you know how the midas array works?

It fires a 60 terrawatt tachyon beam at a pulsar to create a microwormhole and transmits through that.

I usually don't believe DITL since it's mostly the author's interpretations, but this is one of the few things in yellow, meaning its canon.

In Star Trek, 60 terrawatts is a honking lot (not to Star Wars though).  Despite DITL.org's stupidly stating (in white, aka his own speculation) that the Galaxy class generates 100,000 terrawatts (HA), Riker specificly stated that 1 terrawatt was "more than this entire ship can produce," and Data specifically stated "We're currently generating power at a rate of 600 gigawatts."  So the Enterprise obviously generates less than a terrawatt.

So we're talking about the Federation having to build an array with over 100 times the power of their second largest warship...just to send a transmission 30,000 lightyears away.

AND they had to cheat, using a pulsar's power and gravitic effect to transmit it.  A normal Federation ship, station, or array, in any other place, would be unable to.

On the other hand, any old Imperial ship can send a transmission over a much longer distance with little effect on their power (though the ICS states that hyperwave requires stellar-scale power, which is no problem for most SW ships), as long as they lower their shields.

So...which is more advanced technology?  A super expensive array that has to be built by a pulsar, the technology of which can't be put on a normal starship and can't be used anywhere else...or hyperwave, which can actually transmit FURTHER, and can transmit from anywhere in the galaxy in real time as long as a ship lowers its shields?

Obviously hyperwave :P

 

WickedZombie45

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #45 on: May 10, 2004, 01:14:03 pm »
I'd be interested in taking a look at it - never get enough Imperial designs. Constitutions on the other hand, sheesh....

Heh, you guys are still debating? What is it with Star Wars that makes everyone wanna argue?  

InragedSith

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #46 on: May 10, 2004, 02:19:01 pm »
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Not "anything else" is canon...
Games and RPG books are not canon...
Just look at the story the RPG books made about Boba Fett being some kind of expeditionist before he became a bounty hunter...  




Actually games are at the ass end of canon only the story is quasi-canon, games can be overruled by EU or higher and with the canon hierarchy the Boba Fett thing is overruled by higher sources and thus isn't canon
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Khalee

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #47 on: May 10, 2004, 02:30:45 pm »
Enterprise is not canon. Unless paramount has said otherwise lately.

SovereignEmpire

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #48 on: May 10, 2004, 02:57:20 pm »
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So what...do you know how the midas array works?

It fires a 60 terrawatt tachyon beam at a pulsar to create a microwormhole and transmits through that.

I usually don't believe DITL since it's mostly the author's interpretations, but this is one of the few things in yellow, meaning its canon.

In Star Trek, 60 terrawatts is a honking lot (not to Star Wars though). Despite DITL.org's stupidly stating (in white, aka his own speculation) that the Galaxy class generates 100,000 terrawatts (HA), Riker specificly stated that 1 terrawatt was "more than this entire ship can produce," and Data specifically stated "We're currently generating power at a rate of 600 gigawatts." So the Enterprise obviously generates less than a terrawatt.

So we're talking about the Federation having to build an array with over 100 times the power of their second largest warship...just to send a transmission 30,000 lightyears away.

AND they had to cheat, using a pulsar's power and gravitic effect to transmit it. A normal Federation ship, station, or array, in any other place, would be unable to.

On the other hand, any old Imperial ship can send a transmission over a much longer distance with little effect on their power (though the ICS states that hyperwave requires stellar-scale power, which is no problem for most SW ships), as long as they lower their shields.

So...which is more advanced technology? A super expensive array that has to be built by a pulsar, the technology of which can't be put on a normal starship and can't be used anywhere else...or hyperwave, which can actually transmit FURTHER, and can transmit from anywhere in the galaxy in real time as long as a ship lowers its shields?

Obviously hyperwave :P




Well, Star Trek doesnt have 25,000 years worth of Technology to say that its better.  The point is, it works.  The MIDAS Array will someday be replaced with an even stronger system to communicate and see the Galaxy.

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #49 on: May 10, 2004, 03:10:59 pm »
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Well, Star Trek doesnt have 25,000 years worth of Technology to say that its better.  The point is, it works.  The MIDAS Array will someday be replaced with an even stronger system to communicate and see the Galaxy.  




Okay, this is HILARIOUS.

As you're wondering whats so funny...let me direct you here.

http://stardestroyer.net/Empire/Essays/Trekkie.html

You just quoted Favorite Trekkie Arguement #3, almost word for word :P

J. Carney

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #50 on: May 10, 2004, 06:35:13 pm »
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Well, Star Trek doesnt have 25,000 years worth of Technology to say that its better.  The point is, it works.  The MIDAS Array will someday be replaced with an even stronger system to communicate and see the Galaxy.  




Okay, this is HILARIOUS.

As you're wondering whats so funny...let me direct you here.

http://stardestroyer.net/Empire/Essays/Trekkie.html

You just quoted Favorite Trekkie Arguement #3, almost word for word :P  




[childish good-guys argument] But the Federation has to win because they always win because they are the good guys. [/childish good-guys argument]

Yeah. IF those numbers were real and not something pulled out of thin air on both sides in the first place, the Federation, Klingon Empire, Romulan Star Empire, and all other major races could expend entire stellar navies and not even dent an older Victory-class Star Destroyer.

Yeah, those were pretty sound arguments- but the fact remains that the list left out the main reason that the Rebels won... "some hokey religion." The only reason that the Rebels won in the first place- because in comparison to the Empire they were just "half-a**ed backwater rebels"- was the fact that a higher power had influence in all the things that they were doing. The Force was the reason that Luke killed the first Death Star and not the other way around. Devine intervention is a powerful weapon.

 

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #51 on: May 10, 2004, 07:59:28 pm »
I REALLY am interested in doing a D2 server mod for SW. What capital ships do we not have models for?

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #52 on: May 10, 2004, 09:23:42 pm »
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I REALLY am interested in doing a D2 server mod for SW. What capital ships do we not have models for?  




Um...I can send you my Sci-fi Bashfest mod for SFC OP.

It was actually an addon for Chris Jones' TNG Mega Mod, which is why it didn't become popular, since not many people wanted to DL an 800 meg mod + the 100 meg Sci-fi Bashfest just to play.

It has around 40-50 playable Star Wars ships.

You can download just the mod, then extract the Star Wars parts from the Shiplist.txt, and stick it in your original game.

Dizzy

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #53 on: May 11, 2004, 12:00:56 am »
I just want the models. How can I get them? Got a link? My email tops at 5 MB's. Or ten mb.

starforce2

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Kaenyne

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #55 on: May 11, 2004, 08:31:30 am »
That's a great gallery. I could stare at that stuff forever. The New Imperial Star Destroyer is a very good one, a ship that indeed looks like a descendant of the original. Somehow , the design seems smaller, more compact than her predecessor.  

Praxis

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Re: This ain't your local bulk cruiser....
« Reply #56 on: May 11, 2004, 09:00:19 am »
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I just want the models. How can I get them? Got a link? My email tops at 5 MB's. Or ten mb.  




I'll PM the link to you later (I'll have to search around for it first, and I gotta go somewhere at the moment) for the mod.

Don't forget to give the original authors credit in whatever you do with it.

And I can't email it to you, the OP models topped 40 megs when zipped, 90 when not.  The *new* SFC3 models that no one else has (should work in OP and SFC2 as well) are...well, big...I have 156

It includes 4 Battlestar Galactica models as well...
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