2016-02-20, 09:42 | Link #1682 | |
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But yes, Ave... Hevia's sister seems wired, but probably not significantly more than the Pirate Maid Crew. Though given his reactions to... Frolaytia... I'm not entirly sure I can really judge how he feels about that. At this point... Maybe he likes hating it? |
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2016-02-20, 15:23 | Link #1685 |
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To be honest, that was possibly one of my favorite scenes of the whole story. I would actually have assumed that almost every Object fight ended like that; in a rational world, the Objects would be too expensive for decisive clashes to be at all common. Elites would either have this sort of relationship, developed over multiple encounters and long periods spent staring at each other across the No-man's-land (remember, high expense means that fights have to be started with a fair degree of caution), or like the Princess and OhHoHo.
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2016-02-22, 16:50 | Link #1691 |
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Huh. Dye laser for target composition analysis via ultrafast pulse beams.
It sort of makes sense. Dye lasers can give you a wider range of beam frequencies than a lot of other setups, but there wouldn't be any need for the ultrafast pulse; take advantage of the fact that your using a strategic laser and don't care if you vaporize bits of your sample by vaporizing a bit of the enemy and running spectral analysis on the resulting plasma cloud. That said, a pulse beam is preferable to a continuous beam for a weapons system. You can use high-energy pulses to get more vaporization of the target and less heat dispersed into it, which is important when you're shooting someone carrying around a quarter-million-ton of heat sink. That said, the Onion Armor probably would actually soak up the vaporization shock pretty well. On the topic or the armor, actually, all the objects we've seen thus far appear to have ten meters of armor, though the info cards have expressed different Objects as having anywhere from five hundred layers of 2cm armor to two hundred layers of 5cm armor. Is it ever explained what the meaningful performance difference is? |
2016-02-22, 17:25 | Link #1692 |
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About the armor, I have no idea as to what the practical difference there is between the different layer compositions, I don't remember if it has come up so far. For now as you said most Objects appear to have the same level of armor. Exceptions: Deep Optical, Simple is Best, Hornet Storm, Strategic Antenna and Early States.
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2016-02-22, 17:58 | Link #1693 | |
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2016-02-25, 11:33 | Link #1695 | |
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Qwenser's Object-related skills might not be as useful there, depending on that. Heiva's Special Forces Savant abilities might come in handy. On that topic, with ten volumes behind us, what's Hevia's body count look like? After they didn't kill the CapCorp soldiers, I realize that most of the times they kill normal people are surprisingly low-key in terms of the attention the story pays to the events, so I actually have no idea. |
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2016-02-25, 14:14 | Link #1696 | |
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Remember how they made a secret code to warn each other of inspections for porn? With their libido, perverted terrorism sounds like a good career choice. |
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2016-02-26, 17:49 | Link #1700 | ||
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Also, the ice thing is... sillier than usual. If you're pressurizing the water to make it condense, then your just turning the water into the coolant rather than something else, and if you use the weight of the Object to provide pressure, you need something else to stop the water from just being pushed away. And it doesn't get you around the thermodynamics of the problem; the heat you're generating to cool the water has to go somewhere, and at a certain point you might wind up melting the ice as you create it, assuming the sun and the ocean isn't doing that already. If you really wanted to do this... I feel like the solution involves orbital mirrors. You could use those to plunge an area into eternal darkness (as long as it was centered on the equator), but ocean and atmospheric convention would prevent it from getting that much colder than the surrounding area. EDIT: I realize just as I post this that hanging a mirrror on the in Geostationary orbit would, while technically having some effect, be rather inefficient; it would only block the sun for a few minutes around noon each day. If you put a large object at the Earth-Sun L1 point, it would affect a given area on the Equator in a similar fashion, but it's area of effect would be constantly moving with the subsolar point, causing it to have a much greater effect over a short span of time. At this point, we're looking at freezing the whole planet, but... Last edited by Heir of the Void; 2016-02-26 at 18:17. |
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