Nonamer wrote:Please re-read the OP again. I distinctively said "non-ICS."
Let me see if I understand this correctly. You attack the lightspeed turbolaser that comes from the ICS but don't want to include it into the debate? Are you serious?
Nonamer wrote:Your arguments are also very much in line with the absurdity of existing claims that tries to make it work. Tracers in real life are used for automatic weapons where aiming was done by hand, and that bullets take a long time to reach their targets so you needed to see the bullet trajectory. You would never use them if you had a computerized targeting system that use lightspeed weapons. It also begs the question why tracers are sublight themselves but the weapon is light speed. All in all, you could never believe such a claim given rational thought.
Of course you forget to mention that turbolaser bolts have various speed and always take 3-5 frames to get between ships regardless of the distance. You still haven't disproven the lightspeed turbolasers that comes from ICS. If you don't want to use the ICS then obviously there is no support for lightspeed turbolasers.
But you seem to be attacking the people who use ICS to claim that turbolasers are light speed weapon and barring the ICS from use in discussion at the same time.
AnonymousRedShirtEnsign wrote:People who claim light speed turbolasers don't use rational thought. They start with their conclusions and then hunt for evidence, like people who take the Bible as the literal word of God. Like the Bible believers, they also tend to disregard any evidence that counters or disproves their notion of the way things are. This is due to human nature, as we don't like to change our beliefs, and thus tend not to.
The fact comes from ICS. Can you disprove it?