CoolioThane wrote...
Hey este's sister, hope your leg gets better
Everyone, when Leviathan finally comes out, will we all stay and speculate even if it doesn't give us much in the way of clues?
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
Good thing I'll first be relocated at the start of the fall vacation! I can actually play leviathan on release! YAY!spotlessvoid wrote...
Come on Leviathan! Poppa needs a new set of clues!
Modifié par estebanus, 23 août 2012 - 09:05 .
I think Shepard would be more moral-boosting on the ground. More like the old roman generals who actually fought battles their soldiers, instead of being an arm chair general. You probably have more insight on that than I do though. Besides, she doesn't know anything about commanding ships.estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
Exactly my thoughts. I don't think Shepard is unique. She's just a normal soldier with an incredibly strong mind. I'm sure that there are other people out there that share that ability. It's a big galaxy, after all!ebuchala wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
Nah, that can't be right. Are you saying that there never will be another person who can inspire others to enter battle and accomplish the impossible? What about 30 or 40 years down the road when Shepard's a bit too old to be running to hell and back? Or after s/he's dead? No Shepard means there are no other people anywhere in the ME universe at any point in time who can do something similar?
estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
It's not that hard actually. I used to only command over a few men when I started out as an officer. As you rise in rank, you naturally also get more men assigned to you. I just pretend that these units are nothing but individual squaddies, and I manage to get around that way!BansheeOwnage wrote...
I think Shepard would be more moral-boosting on the ground. More like the old roman generals who actually fought battles their soldiers, instead of being an arm chair general. You probably have more insight on that than I do though. Besides, she doesn't know anything about commanding ships.estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
I disagree. as you rise in rank, you don't get to choose what kinda ship you command. You utilize the one you get and learn to live with it.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
I think Shepard would rather be on the Normandy, don't you think.
Well, Shepard is basically the leader of the entire galaxy at the end. Even Hackett takes "orders" from her. You see it throughout the game though. Anyway, I need to go for now, so I'll see you and everyone else later!estebanus wrote...
I disagree. as you rise in rank, you don't get to choose what kinda ship you command. You utilize the one you get and learn to live with it.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
I think Shepard would rather be on the Normandy, don't you think.
I'm not navy though, so I can't say for sure if that's true.
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
Hate to burst your buble, but the Javelin missile system is nothing new. The Normandy SR-2 uses Javelin Torpedo Launchers as its primary weapon system and it can be seen in action against the Oculus Drones and the Collector ship (if you did not add the Thanix cannon)
The very idea of mounting Javelins on Dreadnoughts is ineffecient and has probably only been done because they ahd the ressources and expect knife fights. Javelin Torpedoes or oversized Disruptor Torpedoes as it really is are close range slow weapons and the primary target of the GARDIAN system on ships. Therefore they are most useful on Frigates as they are fast and usualy operate close to the enemy.
Launching them at Relay speeds would be impossible as the Relays operate by a two point system where a mass free corridor is created between the two points. Shortly said you would need the Reaper you are targeting to be part of the Corridor system to launch the missiles in that way. Even if you could do that somehow, the drift caused by Relay travel would most likely make the missile miss anyway.
FTL speed is also near impossible for Disruptor Torpedoes as they cause a mass increasing field as part of their payload, the opposite of the mass decreasing field needed for FTL travel.
However there is some good parts to this idea. I always found it odd that that paticular codex entry would be under the Crucible as it seems directed at the fleet...but a system for guiding vast qunatities of missiles and the energy to make them go faster or quickly charge them or similar could have uses.
Firing lets say a thousand Disruptor Torpedoes in a Javelin pattern would have two extreme effects. First of the the massive amount of missiles would completely overwhelm GARDIAN systems, but even more important is the second part of the Javelin system, the Dark Energy Resonance power increase caused by the recise detonations of the missiles. Nornally two missiles are used in such a way, but a system which could coordinate the precisely timed detonation of a thousand missiles at once? The magnified effect would be incredible.
Just my two cents on this.
I always got the Normandy fully upgraded.
Modifié par spotlessvoid, 23 août 2012 - 09:20 .
estebanus wrote...
I disagree. as you rise in rank, you don't get to choose what kinda ship you command. You utilize the one you get and learn to live with it.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
I think Shepard would rather be on the Normandy, don't you think.
I'm not navy though, so I can't say for sure if that's true.
Well, I'm ore or less saying that Shepard will finish the fight she started, but it'll just be in a way less spectacular manner.spotlessvoid wrote...
Even Turian Batman doesn't have Sheps level of swag
But of course another bad-ass protagonist is probably inevitable, doesn't mean they should finish Sheps fight. This is a video game space opera.
Anyways Sheps a merc now. Except you don't pay on money you pay in Reaper blood
Goodbye!BansheeOwnage wrote...
Well, Shepard is basically the leader of the entire galaxy at the end. Even Hackett takes "orders" from her. You see it throughout the game though. Anyway, I need to go for now, so I'll see you and everyone else later!estebanus wrote...
I disagree. as you rise in rank, you don't get to choose what kinda ship you command. You utilize the one you get and learn to live with it.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
I think Shepard would rather be on the Normandy, don't you think.
I'm not navy though, so I can't say for sure if that's true.
johnj1979 wrote...
I have not got the foggest idea what is happening with the Indoctrination Theory because I know the events of Indoctrination in ME 3 or ALL wrong but what "StarChild" say by saying the opposite of Shepards actions proves the Indoctination Theory true.
The "Extended Cut" answers nothing.
Shepard a merc? Lol lol lol BioWare better kill him.spotlessvoid wrote...
Even Turian Batman doesn't have Sheps level of swag
But of course another bad-ass protagonist is probably inevitable, doesn't mean they should finish Sheps fight. This is a video game space opera.
Anyways Sheps a merc now. Except you don't pay in money you pay in Reaper blood
btw interesting discussion over there ice, raistlin, and ebuchala
spotlessvoid wrote...
johnj1979 wrote...
I have not got the foggest idea what is happening with the Indoctrination Theory because I know the events of Indoctrination in ME 3 or ALL wrong but what "StarChild" say by saying the opposite of Shepards actions proves the Indoctination Theory true.
The "Extended Cut" answers nothing.
MB he speaks your language-please translate
I guess you're right. This is sci-fi, after all. It just doesn't sit so well with me.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
I disagree. as you rise in rank, you don't get to choose what kinda ship you command. You utilize the one you get and learn to live with it.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
I think Shepard would rather be on the Normandy, don't you think.
I'm not navy though, so I can't say for sure if that's true.
You forget that Anderson is an Admiral, and he was going to use the Normandy as his command post/ ship. Shepard can do the same.
Uhm... there a reason you have a control ending support banner despite being an indoctrinationist?paxxton wrote...
Shepard a merc? Lol lol lol BioWare better kill him.spotlessvoid wrote...
Even Turian Batman doesn't have Sheps level of swag
But of course another bad-ass protagonist is probably inevitable, doesn't mean they should finish Sheps fight. This is a video game space opera.
Anyways Sheps a merc now. Except you don't pay in money you pay in Reaper blood
btw interesting discussion over there ice, raistlin, and ebuchala
estebanus wrote...
Uhm... there a reason you have a control ending support banner despite being an indoctrinationist?paxxton wrote...
Shepard a merc? Lol lol lol BioWare better kill him.spotlessvoid wrote...
Even Turian Batman doesn't have Sheps level of swag
But of course another bad-ass protagonist is probably inevitable, doesn't mean they should finish Sheps fight. This is a video game space opera.
Anyways Sheps a merc now. Except you don't pay in money you pay in Reaper blood
btw interesting discussion over there ice, raistlin, and ebuchala
estebanus wrote...
I disagree. as you rise in rank, you don't get to choose what kinda ship you command. You utilize the one you get and learn to live with it.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
That's why I think she'd be of more use as an admiral on a dreadnought. She could enhance the morale of even more soldiers by leading more of them into battle at the same time.spotlessvoid wrote...
Disagree esebanississer
Shepard kicking butt is always the best option. Shepards ability to inspire those who enter battle with him to accomplish the impossible is irreplaceable.
I think Shepard would rather be on the Normandy, don't you think.
I'm not navy though, so I can't say for sure if that's true.
masster blaster wrote...
spotlessvoid wrote...
johnj1979 wrote...
I have not got the foggest idea what is happening with the Indoctrination Theory because I know the events of Indoctrination in ME 3 or ALL wrong but what "StarChild" say by saying the opposite of Shepards actions proves the Indoctination Theory true.
The "Extended Cut" answers nothing.
MB he speaks your language-please translate
NOt funny, but he is saying that he thinks IT is true, but doesn't know what is happening with IT.
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