2014-07-04, 15:44 | Link #1341 |
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That dragon only has 1 eye left!!! A flash grenade may be effective to block his vision for a few seconds. Add to that a sonic grenade to rob him from his ears as well (then again, for a few seconds). And lastly, a stink grenade to confuse him for a few seconds . Well, those are just suggestions to temporary stall the dragon, 2-3 seconds that could make the difference. Yes? No? |
2014-07-04, 16:07 | Link #1342 |
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Don't know, it would need to be way stronger than normal.
Plus since dragons use fire breath their eyes could be somewhat resistant to flashes and something like that . For sonic grenades it depends on its top speed, since it could reach the sonic boom for all we know. |
2014-07-05, 08:09 | Link #1344 |
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I think I mentioned before that the Koda village chief mentioned a Dragon that taste elven or human meat will keep raiding villages, as in acquired a taste for HQ meat and it won't go back to anything less?. So I think a livestock carcass might not work to draw its attention, and it may even be suspicious if it smells something unknown planted inside it...
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2014-07-05, 12:47 | Link #1345 |
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the SPAAGs that were guarding Alnus FOB airspace clipped their wings but I doubt an old AA tank can afford to roll with the recon team lest it goes derp and breaks down mid-transit.
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2014-07-05, 12:51 | Link #1346 | |
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Honestly I'd say fighters would probably be the best bet for attacking the dragon. It may be armored like an AFV, but it still relies on its wings to stay airborne. A proximity detonation of a couple of blast frag heat seakers should damage the wings enough to keep it from going airborne. Once it's stuck to the ground, the jets can finish it off with rockets/bombs.
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2014-07-05, 13:22 | Link #1347 |
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Will heat seekers work though? It would depend if it uses some sort of lava sack, gas sack or magic to do the flame breaths. We dont know yet how he uses its fire breath and being a reptile its body heat should not be high enough for heat seekers to follow.
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2014-07-05, 16:57 | Link #1350 |
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Reptile are supposed to be cold blooded animals, so I think dragons are cold blooded.
If that's the case, try putting him on fire, it probably won't damage him, but he will be a nice target for weaponery with heat sensors. I'd say they have to take down his flying ability (by taking down a wing with one of their rod of steel), then try to take down his remaining eye (a sniper bullet enhanced by Tuka?? maybe a normal bullet will do??). Once he is grounded and blind, some audio and olfactive decoy to confuse him (so they can avoid to deal with a charging assault) and a finishing him off. The biggest problems are: -finding a good battle ground and have the dragon come to the said battle ground -the dragon is currently in another country(they have to sneak so it'll probably be on foot, so no cars) and it's too far for the flying machines (not enough fuel for a round trip) |
2014-07-05, 19:31 | Link #1351 | |
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Cold blooded doesn't mean that way. Cold blooded mean said animal have less capability to generate enough body heat for their own uses. So even Cold blooded animal has body heat, so to say. Of course, then it become question whether they have enough body heat. But considering it's a dragon we all talking about here, I think it's impossible for such creature who breathe fire not to have enough body heat generating capability. |
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2014-07-06, 05:27 | Link #1352 | |
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As for the last part if it's well insulated as some real animals that live in cold regions, for many most of the external fur/feathers is the same, if barely above, background temperature. They only have very little surface leaking heat which is usually the nose/face and feet. Would it be enough for a heat seeking missile to acquire it's target, I don't know. Last edited by Kamui04; 2014-07-06 at 05:56. |
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2014-07-06, 15:53 | Link #1353 |
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That would have to be a BIG dragon to land on all the tanks in a platoon in any sort of tactical formation.
The main problem for the tanks would be tracking a flying target, or elevating the main gun. If they could be sure to have the dragon land, then the tanks would definitely do well, especially if they were a kilometer or so away, and out of what the dragon would expect to be any sort of threat range. But those circumstances would depend entirely on the situation. Last edited by Top Sergeant; 2014-07-06 at 16:08. |
2014-07-06, 15:56 | Link #1354 |
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How about negative UV for a tracking method for the missile? Unless the Special Area doesn't have any UV rays coming out of space.
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2014-07-06, 19:25 | Link #1355 |
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actually, the solution in my mind is something that's already done in one of the previous chapters. Insert recon team to locate the dragon and lase the mother f***r for Close air to target with a GPB or whatever Ground attack missiles the Japanese uses. This is a common strategy for targeting ground targets that can't be locked by radar or heat. The only difficult part is for the recce team to find the dragon sitting still long enough for time on target.
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2014-07-06, 19:45 | Link #1356 |
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I felt Itami had every right to respond like that, as felt it justified. It shows he cares about his own soldiers, no matter how lazy he gets. For the fact they fended off the dragons first assault before, doesn't mean they can attack it for a second time being that lucky to finish without cost. They personally saw first hand what the dragon could do, they discovered the many burnt charcoal corpses in the elven village. Itami doesn't want his squad turning out like that. A prepared assault, they could take it down, but casualties would still be highly possible. A recon squad attacking it on there own? suicidal.
Well thats my opinion of it. Nice job Itami!. That dark elf can stick it with her scheming. Talking about scheming, how were people previously saying they sympathize with that rabbit ? Shes evil to the core. She got what came to her.
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2014-07-08, 11:55 | Link #1358 |
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lol, if it took a panzerfaust 3 to only blow up the arm then no AP ammo in the world fired from a handheld weapon can ever hope to penetrate that scale. Remember, the dragon in this setting have scales as tough as Armour found on modern MBTs. You will need anti tank and bunker busting weapons to knock it out.
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2014-07-08, 18:33 | Link #1359 |
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They were spraying it with .50 cal in that first encounter. So I'd say that's a no. And if you were in a position to try to take an aimed shot at it...why not just hit it in the head with a panzerfaust and kill it dead?
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