it is invalid it is not a canon source i do not have to entertain it..and will notStarWarsStarTrek wrote: Actually, when questioned why, you said that you didn't need to say why, because it was unusuable, which is one of the most embarrassing rebuttals ever said in a vs debate. You said that my math isn't objective. Prove it, or concede.
your conduct in this thread..your raging in the commentary thread your inability to answer the questions when we pointed out you messed up and your refusal to answer my questions regarding GLStarWarsStarTrek wrote: Prove it. You haven't proven anything.
all this comes off like when my nieces or nephews throw fits when things don't go there way and come on man..that's not the extent of your capabilities
c'mon sci fi fan/SWSt...I know you can be better than this!
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no it does not...it matches from the looks of the fleet battle against DS9 in way of the warrior...maybe and while that certainly is impressive it does not speak to the numbers we see pretty casually later in the tv seriesStarWarsStarTrek wrote: Yet the Battle of Coruscant is still an example, and it matches the dominion war's numbers, only that the ships in the Battle of Coruscant and far larger.
the novel I'm assuming was penned by Lucas? if so this is contradicted by whats seen on screen..but it is worth considering..only it seems to drop more nails on the coffin of they're economic dominance and makes no sense when measured up against the forces we saw deployedStarWarsStarTrek wrote: The novels mention "trillions of beings".
so you what? it's not mentioned but that aside how does this mark superiority to trek? I'd think creating hulls strong enough to briefly withstand skimming along the surface of the sun..and what have you is just as advance if not more soStarWarsStarTrek wrote: It's shown in primary canon, aka the skyscrapers. Sure, the name "durasteel" isn't given, but the exact name is irrelevant. The fact is that it's strong enough to hold the weight of km long skyscrapers.
are they modern? hell even in the EU that city has been around longer then the Jedi who had existed up until order 66 for some thirty thousand years..the SWU is a stagnant galaxy and in the movies we've been given no time frame for how long it's existed...we don't know if it's newly constructed or ancient...the republic had been around for "a thousand" generations by obi wans reckoning thats a long friggen time..was curoscant capital all that time?StarWarsStarTrek wrote:Given that the buildings are modern, the construction of the recent buildings could not have been so long ago. Otherwise, it would be like the United States having constructed its skyscrapers hundreds of years ago.
this is true and I will gladly concede this point to you..that takes an enormous amount of money and resources and manpower to do..which brings me to my next pointStarWarsStarTrek wrote: Not to mention that they'd have to have been able to maintain them.
a planet like that really is wasteful man
well considering they don't need to build ISD sized ships to get to the job done why is this being askedStarWarsStarTrek wrote:Show me a single Star Trek battle, if you can, of a few thousand vessels with masses approaching star destroyers. You can't.
and why are you talking thousands? no ISD battle group has ever been shown in the films to be that large
.......industrial replicators have been a mainstay of the Trek galaxy for a good while the Dominion fleet sparse on supplies stuck in the AQ was able to hand Cardassia enough to completely remove all of they're massive financial and resource issues that they'd been having since they first appeared...and immediately after receiving these things..went on a wild ship building spree..and those defense platformsStarWarsStarTrek wrote:Bullshit. Replicators can make small things like coffee and such, but they can't construct spaceships. If you think they can, prove it. Show evidence.
this was something that Dominion had no problem handing out like candy even in deire straights and preparing to take on an industrial super power who was technologicaly nearly equal in this regard considering they offered the Bajorans more then they gave the Cardassians...and it was more then enough to solve all they're problems
the Feds possess tech like this too while not on the dommies level they have shown that this isn't an issue for them
we have seen personal replicators do this...never mind that Quarks gun smuggling friends apparently replicated all their weaponry...and luxury replicators aren't the same thing as industrial replicatorsStarWarsStarTrek wrote: Yes it is, because we've seen that replicators cannot replicate anything more complex than a cup of coffee or larger than...a household object.
hell a more primitive versions of the 24 century replicator was seen in ENT..and the damn thing literally made a hull section appear out of thin air inside of a second
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aside from ghetto worlds and rim worlds we've seen body counts and population figures given through out the dominion war that suggest a gargantuan population base...the concept of loosing nine hundred billion souls...while tragic and frightening..was not enough to force SFC to consider peace talks..if anything it pissed them off even moreStarWarsStarTrek wrote:
Prove it.
why yes indeed it does..what does this have to do with my point about the capital being in the minority and not the standardStarWarsStarTrek wrote: Coruscant is so crowded that it fills up kms of vertical traffic that makes New York City seem like Canada. Basically, it's an entire planet surface with each inch being literally hundreds of times more busy than New York City.
blasting massive hull sections out of Borg cubes casually sawing comets in half one shotting an asteroid in one movie...cleaving entire sections out them in others a dead ship that was noted as being backwards by tng standards sitting in a huge asteroid field that was expressly noted as being debris from a planet that was pulverized casually firing yield free torps into a planet drilling through it to its core...doing the same thing with phasers in another ep...StarWarsStarTrek wrote: Provide evidence please.
in the Ep when Q was depowered the first thing Riker thought about doing when they saw that moon was to explode it and Data stated that it was impossible not because they couldn't do it but because it would rain debris and death on the citizens below
if you can crack a damn moon you can knock off the DS just fine
turning an earth like world into a brown dead planet to the extent of burning off even the oceans...inside of a second..really this isn't stuff one sees in the main canon of SW
the battle was a last ditch effort gathering resources from all over the CIS in a desperate bid to continue to the war...more then normal would of been present there...and these numbers aren't seen in the empire era..the closest thing would be the fleet from TESB which comes closer to wolf 359 in size then say way of the warrior..or sacrifice of angelsStarWarsStarTrek wrote:
Except that you admitted that the Battle of Coruscant approaches them. In fact, given that the battle was a surprise, with both sides only being able to muster what they could gather on a whim, and that the ships were far larger than Star Trek ships, this is more impressive than the dominion battles.
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no it wasn't the explosion was shown from a far away rangeStarWarsStarTrek wrote:
Yes, the Death Star could. It was within, from a space perspective, point blank range of the Alderaan destruction event, and yet was unaffected by the astronomical amounts of energy and debris hitting it.
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the voth laugh at fed sensors..they can scan ships from what a hundred lightyears away? Picard bio scanned a planet the moment he entered a solar system...hell even a tiny little scout ship like voyager before it got its borg sensor steroids could keep track of events transpiring within a solar system at real timeStarWarsStarTrek wrote:Prove it, and then explain why the couldn't detect a massive colony of 100,000 people.
the same borg who's average cube can lay utter waste to entire fleets and when they actually got into a serious war with a serious..enemy...was more then able to field battle groups..StarWarsStarTrek wrote: You mean the same borg that only bother to send one borg cube at a time? Oh.
oh and incidentally in that war voyager and a borg cube soaked up debris flying at them from a planet that had just been blasted into a million pieces briefly before damage began to overwhelm their shields and they had to run...before being smashed to bits like the other cubes who stayed too long
a scoutship..could take for a brief second what your proposing..is beyond refutable evidence for SW supremacy because they're greatest technological achievement ever in the films...could allegedly do the same..with out having to run
a beaten up under crewed semi dilapidated non borg modified scout ship took that type of abuse for a few seconds..before being bailed out by a cube..think about that and while yes other cubes eventually got blasted to bits..or fragged by the shadow wannabes..the damn voyager briefly tanked it...I have never seen any evidence suggesting an ISD could survive that level of abuse in the movies...
Kirk did it...and PIS if trek tech where used the way it could be used normally..many episodes would last about five minutesStarWarsStarTrek wrote:
Prove it, and explain why the protagonists don't always use this to take out the baddies instead of beaming down and having firefights with them.
same for Jedi abilities..PIS man
do you even know what armor I'm referring too?StarWarsStarTrek wrote:You mean the body armor that can't stop knives, phasers or much of anything?
this is an exaggeration outside of the TNG series we have seen decent fighting done by away teams against a myriad of enemies..the times they do do badly..tend to be against opponents like friggen khan in tos..or the borg or somethingStarWarsStarTrek wrote: As moronic as Star Wars tactics may be, they're still better than Star Trek tactics, which are an embarrassment to the military doctrine acquired throughout mankind's relatively bloody history. It's like Star Trek humanity gained amnesia and forgot everything about military tactics, so that their tactics got so bad that even movie starship troopers could defeat them. Heck, even LA street gangs might be able to defeat redshirts. They're just that bad.
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where was this shown in the movies?StarWarsStarTrek wrote: More lies. Leia was a Force sensitive that got training in blasters.
who said rednecks don't have balls? I'm not calling luke a coward here so bringing up his bravado against palps is a little silly. it isn't like he had any type of formal training prior to engaging the first death star nor did he have over much jedi training at allStarWarsStarTrek wrote:So did Like, who, contrary to your claims of being a hillbilly farmboy, was brave enough to take on Vader in personal combat, take out an AT-AT on his own and talk shit to the emperor.
if the Federation president got thrown down a reactor shaft by the Fleet Admiral of starfleet or the CnC in TOS...the Federation wouldn't collapse...like thatStarWarsStarTrek wrote:
Which is completely irrelevant, isn't it?
the Dominion might..Cardassia might but these two heavily brain washed indoctrinated cultures where violent oppression runs rampant and terror has as much to do with domination as military force
it suggests a profound weakness in the Empires government
oh your citing miles O'Brien as an example thats cool protip he has more combat experience then every one in TNG and Ds9 with the exceptions of Dax and Picard and was routinely sought out for advice and pointers..and at one point even gained the respect of friggen Jem'Hadar soldiers who at one point defered to the guys advice-his own engineering crews where many times as broken and manly as he wasStarWarsStarTrek wrote: On the contrary, starfleet engineering officers with no hand to hand combat training routinely take out guys in body armor with phasers. Guess what? Those guys in body armor with phasers often times have the element of surprise, and superior numbers!
the guy was also an uneducated every man who through sheer hard work and dedication ended up friggen head of the engineering school at starfleet academy or something-you know some one like this is clearly..the standard for a star fleet personnel right? oi...
oh and for the record most of those times they still end up getting ass beat by the armed guys
yes the sheer amount of dead klingons at Garek and Dukats feet or really any one including Bajoran militia certainly proves the wisdom of this tacticStarWarsStarTrek wrote:And this doesn't just happen once; it happens virtually all the freaking time! So much that klingons charge into combat with knives and actually win!
StarWarsStarTrek wrote:In fact, there many instances in which a guy gets hit center of mass at point blank range in the chest with a phaser and is only mildly injured.
phasers having many settings...and what have you and the intentions of the one doing the firing? you factor none of these in?
and these redshirts still alive? or as dead as Caesar ?StarWarsStarTrek wrote:There are other cases of phasers hitting unarmored redshirts and literally failing to penetrate their uniforms. Literally. They made no holes at all. They couldn't penetrate freaking pajamas.
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so do you..like watch the shows you try to debunk..or?StarWarsStarTrek wrote:A few? You mean every single season, and happening every few episodes?
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Borg Binaries/sentient computers/data yes clearly joe blow menace *eye rolling *StarWarsStarTrek wrote:]There are examples of a few thugs with phasers taking on and capturing the most advanced ship in the fleet, aka the Enterprise.
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...you realize Wesley is essentially an annoying watered down version of lex Luthor yes? and that he later becomes for all intents and purposes. flying energy alien hippie Jesus ?StarWarsStarTrek wrote:Or a teenager taking over the ship.
I'm not even gonna defend the war crime that was voyager but you've been told many times now just how horrible the situation was for themStarWarsStarTrek wrote:Or the Voyager crew being too stupid to change access codes after being spied on. Or being too stupid to use protection after a crew member gets infected.
yes Archer was a lunatic..the fact the earth still exists and the Federation hasn't collapsed but gotten stronger ceaselessly over time..does speak to the fact that he is a unique caseStarWarsStarTrek wrote:The stupidity continues. Upon making first contact with an alien race, Archer tells them where to find Earth. How beyond fucking stupid? It's like meeting a stranger and telling them where you live and where your kid goes to school. It's fucking insane.
and if Trek was as inconsistent as your making it out to be I would be manning the trenches right along side you brother..as a Star Wars fan..and as some one who despises inconsistency in fiction..but it's notStarWarsStarTrek wrote:But according to you, only consistent showings matter. There are other examples of overloaded phasers making hand grenade size explosions.
StarWarsStarTrek wrote:That being said, I'm calling bullshit on that. Show me an example of phaser overload blowing up buildings.
TOS and TNG iirc
why what makes you think..curoscant is the norm? what makes you think they have a population in that number how many worlds are on that level? yes yes the EU goes into great detail with this but it is not supported by the movies at all..when you view the movies you get a civilization teetering on the brink of economic collapse and a declining culture that was infested with corruption and decadence and was easily subverted by a loan super human and his band of puppets..and in later series an Empire of elitist thugs struggling to maintain dominion over its bloated self and needing to resort to vast waste of building a gargantuan super weapon to frighten and intimidate just to hold on..who where so unable to maintain said control that when they're leader went..and the bulk of they're smart officers so went their abilities to maintain control over the populationStarWarsStarTrek wrote:
The fact is that, Star Wars has to have a larger industrial base than Star Trek just in order to survive in universe. Why? Because they'd have to be able to feed, supply and entertain trillions/quadrillions of beings across millions of planets and maintain km tall skyscrapers. Their industrial base HAS to be massive, or otherwise they would have died out.
we've been over thisStarWarsStarTrek wrote: However, you still haven't given proof as to how my math isn't objective. You made the claim. Prove it.