just one thing I forgot to mention

at one point it was mentionned that the federation could simply teleport a nuke in to the isd. I think I once heard that shields could block teleportations. Is that true? Could somebody answer because I would like to know. (even if it would be more fairplay of the federation to agree about their inferiority and what to be destroyed )

Yes the shilds can obstrucat a teleportation But if you know the wave lenght of the shilds or if the shilds fluctuate you could manage to send in a small nuke-bomb

Ok until Evaders decide to move this thread to the Gen.Dis Fourm here is a link for a SW Very-Funny SWR Topic :

 

 

http://www.swrebellion.com/postt1303.html

 

 

 

Enjoy !

Bad Internet connection ! I posted two times

 

 

..... a Moderator should delete this one ....why I can't delet it ?!

 

 

Hey the moderators are back ...Thats Great News

 

 

I hope you will enjoy the link ....It took me some time to capture all that stuff .... but hey What means a laugh if he is not shared with your friends old or new .

You can always delete your last post with the "x" button.

You can always delete your last post with the "x" button.

And I guess he did exactly that...

Yes it seems to me too. It seems to me too...

Me three, me three!!!

 

Seems to me it alsodepends who you've got in charge of a ship... i mean, the Emperor would have no compunctions about destrtroying the Enterprise in a giant foce grip.... Luke might not be so keen.

I wonder how Star Trek crews would react when the would encounter the force? After all, you would have to admit that they seem more clever than Star Wars folk who usually resort to either the force, a lightsaber, a blaster or any possible combination of the three.

They'd probably think it was a member of Specis574whatdjamacallit!

i would like to know: is there a precise weak point on the galaxy ships

a bit like the shield domes on the isds

Well... i'd say their engines personally. Or the reactor. Both are quite exposed, you'd just have to punch though the shields.

good point but I was wondering: what do you think would be both crews reaction if they suddenly encountered each other

I would like to know what everyone thinks about this

It depends.... I doubt Enterprise would fire unless fired on... so it's gonna come down to who's in charge of whichever star wars ship you chose.

what do you think the imperials would do? I think they would try to capture it to get its technologie

Yeah... and 'interview' the crew....

The Trekkers would probably reconfigure the sub-post-anti-matter-plasma-relay injuctor to work as a depolarised alpha-quantum-ecto-ray disruptor. Obviously. All the rest, you can figure out yourself too...

Oh but of course!!! And they'd probably reroute the auxiliary gamma plankton krill antimatter anihilator regenerator too, just for fun mind!!!

The krill killing thing, the dumb trekkies have it, its called a "buzzard collector". I've always wondered why they didn't call the EPS what it really is, an electrical outlet.

 

Dumb trekkies and their insane names for everyday things...

 

"Ready the Turbolasers. Fire at will."- Star Wars

 

"Arm Photon Tubes, attack pattern gamma five, Fire torpedoes, target their weapons array, fire phasers...."- Star Trek

 

I think Star Wars is easier to understand, half the time its just "FIRE!!!"

It doesn't matter what kind of fancy-named techniques Trek characters come up with to miraculously solve the unsolvable problem at hand, in the end it turns out to be a blue beam emitted from the deflector dish. All the consoles on the Enterprise bridge and all they would nees were three big red buttons:

Hail the guy who is just shooting our ship to pieces

Fire some fancy blue beam from deflector (used only when episode has special effects money)

Fire all we got (used only when episode has really quite a lot of special effects money)

 

Ah, yes, and

 

Earl Grey, hot.

Edited May 12, 200422 yr by AdmiralFishface

The Trekkers would probably reconfigure the sub-post-anti-matter-plasma-relay injuctor to work as a depolarised alpha-quantum-ecto-ray disruptor. Obviously. All the rest, you can figure out yourself too...

 

No that's where you are both scientifically and Trekley completely wrong sir!

 

A Federation Starship captain would never give the order to reconfigure the subpost anti matter plasma relay injuctor in order to boost a depolarised alpha quantum ecto ray disrupter! That may have happened in episode six of season three of 'Voyeger; we're so bored we're on the verge of warping into a Pulsar,' but it clearly has no more reality than the wine the writer of this particular episode was drinking prior to scripting this absolutely absurd piece of Star Trek farce...

 

He might have given the order under the following conditions: (as quantified by the Star Trek Collective)

 

-That Spock, or a similar female Vulcan had turned from a console and raised an exceedingly large eyebrow...

 

-That Bones; or a mature, but still statuesque Medical-officer, present on the bridge said: 'I think it's ok Jim!'

 

-Or Scottie; or an even wierder engineering-type officer with a plastic nose, announces through a transmitter; though everyone on the spaceship can hear; that 'The maneuver should be ok, as long as he can regain enough plasma relay to the direct-forward thrust motive drive reverse-polarity indicators...whilst keeping the fusion reverse solar flux ebbing at non-critical levels...

 

Only then would your maneuver work. Please do not mis-quote Star Trek science in future Lord_La_Forge.

I wonder if Trekkies take the mickey out of us as much as we do them?

I'm not sure whether Trekkies and Star Wars fans are really different groups of people...

Are you trying to imply that I have something in common with a mere Trekkie?!?

For me, it doesn't matter what I'm making fun of. Star Trek, Star Wars, B5, whatever. If I make jokes about it, that means I like it. If I like it, that means I make jokes about it (or where do you think my nickname came from?...) I like Trek, but I see it is stupid.

 

And no, I've never seen a Trekkie make fun of a Star Wars fan. Don't know why.

 

And after I've read the Last fifteen minutes of ROTJ thread, I know there's not much of a difference between ST and SW discussions.