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Blak
I'm New! Laugh At Me!
Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Tampere, Finland
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I know almost nothing about Star Trek so I
cannot tell you my opinions.
Bringin Star Trek
and Star Wars into this topic was unexpected.
But...
This topic turned interesting after all!
you seem to be quite a Star Trek fanatic Kill...
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I want Freespace 3
and Babylon Project mod
for FS2!
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03-17-2001 07:23 PM |
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KillMeNow
Babylon Project

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: scotland
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acaully i like all sci fi but star trek was first - and its fairly obvious that star trek tech is well in advnace of whats in freespace
star wars is debatle - they dont have transporters but thats basically it but to compinsate they have death stars - adn thats a major compensation
b5 is completely different at least at the begining humans are at the low end of tech and had nearly been exterminated - but its a great show - i just wish that jms had known sooner that season 5 was a go so he could extend the shadow war - put part of the civil war into season 5 - would have made season 5 better - i dont know i didn't like season 5 for some reason
anyway nevermind sci fi cool all of it
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Slasher
Babylon Project

Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Vancouver, WA, United States
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To be honest, I think FS2 fighters would have the upperhand against spacecraft of similar specs in the ISA/SW/ST universes. The FS2 fighters have afterburners, shields, and very powerful missiles and guns (can you say Harpoons and Kaysers?).
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03-18-2001 09:45 AM |
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Mr. Fury
Babylon Project

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Finland
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Not to forget Tornados and Trebuchets and of course Subachs and Prometheus. 
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03-18-2001 09:48 AM |
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Jabu
Hannibal
Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Finland
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You can't really beat Trek ships. The writers are always coming up with new treknobabble that justifies a way for a small ship to destroy planets with torps.
It's such a shame the series were so crap.
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CptWhite
On Standby Mode - TBP

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Sheffield UK
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Well i have experience with b5 star trek and freespace
star trek can destroy anyhthing, am sorry but its tech is far in advance of the others (they have shields on cap ships for christs sake) they can take down bombers from huge ranges.....im sorry but nothing could beat a star trek ship (if it was of comparable size to the other universes)
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Mr. Fury
Babylon Project

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Finland
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What!?! They can do that?!?!
WTF they haven't done it then?!?!
For god's sake, they should do that for great justice!

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Kurare
Murdock
Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Finland, beyond the Rim
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Jabu, did you mean that thay simply turn the elctric charges reversal? That means they only make anti-matter of normal... That's not a big problem, as long as there is no ("normal")matter anywhere nearby, it would cause a VERY large flash of bright white light with huge amounts of gamma radiation in it. Next second we'll have a universe that consists of subatomic particles (protons, neutrons and their anti-matter companions, maybe even some short-aged mesons) and high-energy photons. There's only one very, very large but: we humans have managed so far to produce only single anti-hydrogen and anti-helium atoms, using horrible amounts of energy. Even though we'd put all ST universe ships' energy resources together they wouldn't have the energy for that.
My God what a piece of perfect bogus... I guess I'm now worth my name. Even though this might have a hint of truth. Don't die of boredom while you read this 
Might be too late now... This is in the end of message 
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Humans...
Yes. They are the key.
-Delenn and Kosh, Babylon 5: In the Beginning
Yes, a foolish key... But who cares?
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Denix Linelli
I'm New! Laugh At Me!
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Z'Ha'Dum
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Your forgetting the unlimited power of the mighthy scriptwriters. They're like Q's. They're omnipotent. And they can make others omnipotent, too.
But, antimatter isn't all that bad. I mean if all the universe was made of antimatter, we would be calling it normal, and normal matter antimatter.
When comparing ST with something else, you have to first translate it (ie forget all the babble and script anomalies and face the fact that they never really get anything done except through tricks, no matter who the enemy is).
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03-18-2001 09:22 PM |
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KillMeNow
Babylon Project

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: scotland
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excuse me but they had a very brutal little war with the dominion - oh be reasonable the culture is probally about the most advanced tech ever written about although they wouldn't do so well against Q
anyway nevermind - i've met iain m banks - lives about 30 miles from here or used too might have moved now it was several years ago
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03-19-2001 12:06 AM |
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Jabu
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Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Finland
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Star Trek would probably beat anything. Even Culture 
All they have to do is depolarise the negatively charged antimatter-emitter and run the plasmastream through a magnetic-graviton field, polarising the positive ions into negative ions, thus destroying the universe.
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03-19-2001 06:54 AM |
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Jabu
Hannibal
Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Finland
Posts: 553 |
Umm... you DO realise I was just being sarcastic?
The series are so full of treknobabblecrap and "particle-of-the-week" stuff... and I don't really see what the Dominion has to do with this debate...
Well anyway... I'm bored with this subject. Let's leave Star Trek altogether and focus on something else, okay?
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