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  • Originally posted by Lorizael

    Vader and the Emperor had their little empire going for a scant twenty five years, and they lost every single time they encountered a whiny, half-trained Jedi in a spaceship.
    BUT WHAT A RIDE
    To us, it is the BEAST.

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    • Originally posted by Sava


      BUT WHAT A RIDE
      Uh... that's what your mom said last night?
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      • Originally posted by Locutus
        ... making it irrelevant on principle.
        You're an idiot.

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        • Originally posted by Lonestar
          Vir had a few good ones as well.

          "One day I will see your head on a pole, and I will wave at you, like this."
          And he did.

          My favorite quotes were from Kosh.

          If the Centauri and Narn fight a great civilization could fall.
          Yes
          Which one? The Centauri or the Narn?
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          • Kosh

            "The avalanche has already started, it´s too late for the pebble to vote"

            Or something like that
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            • Originally posted by Locutus
              Titantic is still by a long shot the best selling movie of all time.
              So? Star Wars has been consistently popular for 27 years and counting. It's a classic, which Titanic probably isn't. And Star Wars is far more a part of popular culture than Titanic.

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              • Originally posted by Lorizael


                Regardless, the Empire was repeatedly defeated in battle by foes with inferior numbers and firepower.

                So has the Imperium...didn't you ever play Fire Warrior?
                Today, you are the waves of the Pacific, pushing ever eastward. You are the sequoias rising from the Sierra Nevada, defiant and enduring.

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                • Originally posted by Lonestar
                  Recall when the Enterprise fired a volley of torps at the sphere and destroyed it right off...without Picard going "hurr....attack the sphere HERE!"
                  The little sphere is a Borg shuttle. I reckon it can't stand up to the Big E's quantum torpedoes.

                  Originally posted by Lonestar
                  As for warpspeed....how often do Starfleet vessels fight at faster than light speeds? (Except when they are running like the pansies that they are)
                  The phaser is a beam of energy fired through a warp tunnel. Eh, something like that.
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                  • Originally posted by Lonestar
                    Well, I think it's a given that the Astartes could curb-stomp anything the GE has on the ground. In space I think the Empire would win, but, unlike the Federation, the Imperium would let the Empire know they had been in a fight.
                    I doubt that. I'm fairly certain Imperium capital ships couldn't be taken out by a single fighter crashing into it.
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                    • Originally posted by Urban Ranger
                      The phaser is a beam of energy fired through a warp tunnel. Eh, something like that.
                      That's the best explanation I've heard for quite a while.
                      "And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." -- JFK Inaugural, 1961
                      "Extremism in the defense of liberty is not a vice." -- Barry Goldwater, 1964 GOP Nomination acceptance speech (not George W. Bush 40 years later...)
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                      • I'm pretty sure phasers can't be used at warp speed. Neither can cloaking devices (that's probably due to power requirements)

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                        • Is this still going?

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                          • Originally posted by Urban Ranger


                            The little sphere is a Borg shuttle. I reckon it can't stand up to the Big E's quantum torpedoes.
                            It still flies in the face of "Borg invincible to bog-standard Feddie weapons"

                            The phaser is a beam of energy fired through a warp tunnel. Eh, something like that.
                            ...what?

                            I doubt that. I'm fairly certain Imperium capital ships couldn't be taken out by a single fighter crashing into it.
                            Quiet you. All you know about WH40K comes from Dawn of War and wiki articles.
                            Today, you are the waves of the Pacific, pushing ever eastward. You are the sequoias rising from the Sierra Nevada, defiant and enduring.

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                            • Hey man, I've played Battlefleet Gothic. I obviously know what I'm talking about.
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                              • Originally posted by Lorizael
                                Hey man, I've played Battlefleet Gothic. I obviously know what I'm talking about.
                                Which is why I said the Imperium would sure as Hell let the GE know they had been in a fight(Unlike the STverse, which could be conquered on a long weekend). Imperium Vessels, especially those from the Great Crusade/Dark Age, are on par with Imperial Starfleet warships. The Problem is that the GE has the advantage in speed, method of travel(No warp issues for us!), and can turn them out of production lines much quicker than the Adeptus Mechanicus. Hell, the Best Imperium vessels are 10,000 years old. While the GE is technbologically stagnant, at least it's vessels tend to be technological refinements of previous classes, while the Imperium is on a slow backslide.
                                Today, you are the waves of the Pacific, pushing ever eastward. You are the sequoias rising from the Sierra Nevada, defiant and enduring.

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