ITT: Post your shipfu from any sc-fi
ITT: Post your shipfu from any sc-fi
Justin Thompson
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Jeremiah Jenkins
But Star Wars is Fantasy
James Cruz
Thomas Perez
Angel Sullivan
executor
Jaxon Wood
I wish more ships had outdoor sections
Lucas Gonzalez
Jonathan Bennett
Hunter Smith
How do you say it? I admit that I used to pronounce it "ex-ah-qu-ter" and not the correct "eggs-zek-qutor". Based choice.
Landon Gonzalez
Dylan Morales
pegasus
Oliver Morris
Its so impractical but i love it.
Adrian Phillips
This beautiful bastard.
Brandon Parker
>Using technology
Pathetic.
Mason Roberts
Why is it shitting
Luke Jones
>thread theme: soi
Austin Gonzalez
And you posted the worst picture possible of it.
Kayden Cook
Why is everything in Star Trek so ugly?
Asher Bailey
>Imperial ships
lmao
Christian Moore
Shitting on the New Republic
Justin Murphy
Blake Davis
Hunter Richardson
NOTHING BUT THE RAIN
Andrew Foster
I almost came when it showed up in Rogue One
Adam Roberts
TIE Fighter
Henry Murphy
Christopher Perez
Not Yea Forums but any of the big GSV from The Culture.
Eli Harris
Mason Taylor
It's ex-ec-u-tur (executive)
Wyatt Hernandez
Evan Torres
Wyatt Bennett
That's what I said. Thanks for also not answering a simple question; you'll go far in life unironically.
Jace Mitchell
Xavier Martin
Ah yes, Satan's bootleg X-Wing confirmed.
Ryder Hall
Based choice, m8
Just beat me to it
Nathaniel Edwards
Dominic Turner
Justin Jones
Based space Mi-24
Jeremiah Allen
Sieg Zeon my nigga, sieg zeon
Parker Howard
Outta my way you GOOLD FUCKING SHITS.
Jace Richardson
Frack you, pal.
Aiden Jones
I always knew the correct one because of the Protoss.
Austin Kelly
>did you say something?
Luke Lewis
>Not Yea Forums
Not for long.
The best thing about the ships in The Culture series is how they're characters, and they don't fall in to the usual AI tropes. They're all quite likable. Except for the GCU Grey Area of course.
Juan Miller
>except for the GCU Grey Area
Mistake Not
Xavier Cook
Vanilla Imperial Star Destroyer will always be my sci-fi shipfu.
Brayden Bennett
Noah Watson
>Odyssey gets Asgard beam weapons.
>Destroys two Ori warships right off the bat.
Adrian Martinez
Gavin Miller
Hard to beat the pure junky practicality of the Nostromo. It's like the uglier a spaceship is, the more aesthetic it is. I also love the scale of it, it's big enough to live and work in, but small enough that it feels like humans could create and maintain it.
Michael Perry
Oh my
Easton Baker
>hull breach hull breach
Jeremiah Clark
The main part looked cool too
Leo Price
That's the cargo they're hauling. A refinery I think.
Jayden Garcia
Vong tech is about shitting. Their ships looks like floating poop, it both use crapping as way to accelerate and way to attack
Thomas Rogers
Is it me or she really looks like how daughter of Adama and Roslin would look like?
Gavin Bennett
ARE U ME?
republic ships in general are the bests
Brandon Powell
superior spaceships coming through
Brayden Moore
Christopher Watson
You faggots don't know bout Space:1999. Pathetic.
Cameron Smith
>muh drum intro
Literally a hodgepodge of nonsense where you can't tell who's ships belong to who with zero stakes who's tone is ruined by terribly unfunny banter and bland directing as usual. The pt is trash as are the manchildren who like it.
Blake Scott
Evan Reed
She's so brilliant, she shimmers in pale glory like a distant star.
Levi Adams
That would cost so much more than $25 billion.
Levi Hall
Why did the Grey Area get to follow the Excession anyway? He was an asshole.
Thomas Hernandez
get outta here you tasteless plens, aesthete comin through
Bentley Brown
Talentless concept artists.
Landon Hernandez
Brandon Perez
Adrian Taylor
>remember that big ship we introduced in the last film?
>well there's an EVEN BIGGER ship they had stashed away and didn't bother to use when they were fighting the last battle for their survival!
Adrian Hall
cant decide between comfy camper or literally shipfu maid
James Ramirez
Does this count as a ship?
Juan Collins
That camper might indeed be the most comfy ship ever designed
Ian Roberts
Juan Smith
The Perceval is also superior.
Hudson Roberts
Spaceship threads comfiest threads
Isaiah Hughes
*blocks your path*
Angel Parker
no laws in the culture boyo
Christian Bennett
Cooper Perry
The ugliest ship int the whole series.
Blake Murphy
Lack of soul.
Logan Turner
"It's like poetry"
Isaac Butler
Based LOGHposters
Cameron Cox
What about the most swagger ship in all the fucking bounds of space and time
Ian Morales
Tyler Reyes
There are ships from ST Discovery I like, but they look more like TNG era designs.
Mason Edwards
This is good ship design.
Luis Sanders
Looks like a ship from Wipeout.
Noah Gonzalez
10/10, would single-handedly take on Xur and the Kodan Aramada with
Colton Morris
kek
Daniel Jones
Jackson Martin
Real battlestars!
John Ross
Jackson Scott
Love this ship. The Black Lancers Fast Battleships were also cool as fuck
Christopher Stewart
Julian Campbell
How is this scene any better than the ramming in TLJ?
Ayden Taylor
Nathaniel Brown
Boomerz in da howse
Colton Long
Ryder Reyes
Real Vipers!
Caleb Morales
Owen Robinson
They never made a proper model kit of this. So disappointing.
Chase Jackson
Star Trek is very soft science fiction, it is not much better.
Jayden Howard
>everyone posted Empire ships
Exquisite taste anons
Juan King
Ethan Hernandez
the little tough ship.
never really liked the enterprises, look too much like a yatch and fragile.
also this
Eli Bell
That's the thing I dislike the most, those sticks are asking to be shot.
Zachary Brooks
Thomas Foster
Robert Gonzalez
>It Ain't Sheev starts playing
Jackson Scott
Because they explain every incident that leads to a fighter crashing into the command center being able to malfunction the Super Star Destroyer's anti-grav, thus pulling it into collision with the Death Star. But you need to pay attention to the movie to understand that.
Grayson Watson
If dropships are allowed this has been my baby for coming up on 20 years.
Nathaniel Ward
Mason Perez
Is dat some Black Hole?!?
Justin Turner
Isaiah Wood
It's not from a show or a movie but imo one of the best spaceship designs out there.
Josiah Morales
Lighthuggers are cool and you can touch my penis if you don't agree.
Parker Cooper
Mine. Hands down the most well-designed fighter for space combat in any series. And still manages to look awesome.
Adrian Hall
Space Tomcat.
Aaron Nguyen
Lincoln Clark
Let’s get some actual Newtonian-compatible craft going, not just ‘planes in space’.
Massive shout-out to though.
Samuel Brown
From all sides.
>cockpit doubles as life pod and can jettison away from rest of craft
>weapons as centered as possible on pilot, no offset to adjust for at various ranges
>independent engines for up/down/left/right/forward/back, allowing for complete freedom of movement, center of mass rotation, and easy strafing
>engines placed far away from center of craft, increasing torque and allowing for faster turns
>large canopy panes allow for free sighting in one entire hemisphere
Jace Powell
Make me.
Kevin Martin
>has been """claimed"""
YOU CAN'T HAVE HER YOU HUSSY SHE'S MINE
Jason Harris
Enjoy having to make a huge arc to change direction. Meanwhile the Starfury you were chasing just spun on its axis and shot you in the face while flying backward.
Jayden Ortiz
Objectively the best space ship
Asher Edwards
Julian Bennett
Enjoy your glorified driedel losing all lift and spinning the fuck out in an atmosphere
Adam Brown
it's a fuckin port-o-john
Robert Thomas
ship waifu*
not ______fu
never _____fu
quit stealing Yea Forums's terms and bastardizing them you dumb fucker
Dominic Harris
I didn't claim her, I was just saying she's cool.
David Kelly
While imperial ships are great, I need to balance things out a bit.
Parker Hill
>worse in atmosphere than a ship designed for atmosphere
>worse in space than a ship designed for space
You're advocating for the Camino of ship designs. Fuck off back down your gravity well.
Nolan Clark
based and FPA-pilled
Jacob Robinson
t. doesn't understand why carriers don't stock specialized bombers and fighters anymore
Bentley Kelly
That settles it. I'm rereading Excession tonight.
Jeremiah Sanders
Levi Smith
This bad boy has a T:W ratio of 2.49 with a standard ordinance load, and the airframe itself is perfectly aerodynamic.
Anthony Lewis
Because as much as the other ships made fun of it, they needed Grey Area.
Jack Roberts
Star furies are literally starfighters.
You want atmosphere capable versions, you want the Thunderbolt.
Grayson Gomez
>Halo
>20 years
FUCK
Logan James
Money and contracts. The Navy HATES the new hybrid planes.
popularmechanics.com
>The development of the F-35 has been a mess by any measurement. There are numerous reasons, but they all come back to what F-35 critics would call the jet's original sin: the Pentagon's attempt to make a one-size-fits-all warplane, a Joint Strike Fighter.
nationalinterest.org
>"I am biased toward giving the taxpayer their money's worth," Shanahan said on Tuesday. "And the F-35, unequivocally, I can say, has a lot of opportunity for more performance."
You probably sleep on a futon couch cuz "it's the best of a couch AND a bed!"
Samuel Murphy
Ethan Reyes
>what is false equivalence
That’s because the munitions do the fighting now, not the aircraft.
Camden Collins
>aerodynamic
Fuck off back down to your gravity well, landlubber.
Ryder Gonzalez
Based. I love how the whole thing is modeled after a cathedral
Angel Martinez
>taking Pattie Shanahan's words for anything
W E W laddie
That guy shittalks Lockmart any time he can because he's a former Boeing nigger
Gabriel Howard
Why do space ships need to be aerodynamic? There is no air resistance in space
Michael Bennett
Fiction, user. Is this a subtle reference to the moon hoax?
Juan Hernandez
Not yet, but it's close. You're old bud.
Benjamin Peterson
what if they need to go into an atmosphere
Hudson Allen
Will that plane be ever done?
I've seen it called Lardbucket.
Easton Adams
>because he's a former Boeing nigger
As I said - money and contracts. The plane sucks and no one wants it but the salespeople.
James Allen
You have the worst taste
Samuel Hughes
youtube.com
German makes everything better.
Nathaniel Price
Anthony Smith
If you've not read it before, you're in for a treat. Excession really gives you insight into the internal thought processes and motivations of the minds. It's the best one for showing the ships/minds as characters
Well it's the best one I've read so far. I've been saving Surface Detail and Hydrogen Sonata since I know there are no more coming ;_;
Daniel Garcia
Adrian Robinson
This is a serious case, like nerds loving Linux.
In theory it is wonderful, but the mess doesn't work IRL.
David Robinson
I feel somewhat bad, having watched so much space fantasy to recognize this.
Jason Lee
I'm pretty sure I trust the people who actually have to use the fucking thing over Chucklefuck McDickwad, internet blogger extraordinaire.
Brandon Anderson
lmao this is such comically stupid design
seems extremely practical
Ethan Cooper
Look, those stupid things, and carriers themselves, are fucking sitting ducks. No one ever took one of them down for fear of being bombed back to the stone age--with other weapons.
Daniel Richardson
>thinking a pilot is stupid enough to criticize the tools the boss gives him to a reporter
They aren't as dumb as you. They know when to plaster the fake smile on and praise the steaming shit being shoveled at them.
Michael Lopez
>The F-35 is bad because carriers can be sunk by invincible ching chong hypersonic quantum missiles
>pilots are lying because I said so
Dominic Foster
Unclear on the concept.
Parker Rodriguez
>freelancer alpha 1 dash 1!
>we're scanning you for contraband, cut down your engines
Alexander Walker
Kevin Foster
>Shanara is lying cuz he works for the competition, but this guy that works for Lockheed gives you the real deal on the plane his boss is trying to sell
>idiotzoomer.webm
Jayden Long
it's not obscure at all
Gavin Hernandez
True, it's pretty niche. It's not like it's a famous shot or anything.
Aaron Morgan
The F-35 wasn't used extensively in combat yet.
Time will tell.
Isaac Morgan
Yeah, just ignore all those other pilots who aren't working for Lockheed praising the plane.
Ignore the safety record.
Ignore the massive amounts of foreign orders.
Ignore the Red Flag scores.
Jacob Fisher
Isaac Nguyen
It's a TRANSporter ship
Grayson Green
>linux doesn't work irl
OK, GUI-let
Thomas Brown
Very few people born after 2000 will recognize this. It's the kind of thing you of course know if you watch science fiction movies, but the general public don't recognize even the Zarathustra theme, except perhaps for "I heard it in a TV ad once."
Asher Campbell
Josiah Scott
So you admit you're underage?
James Carter
Easton Jackson
I would post that site you know with the list of the problems, but it is blacklisted.
I'm over 40 years old; I'm commenting on the general reaction. Science fiction (other than capeshit) is dead. No, Star Wars doesn't count.
Evan Allen
So silly and pretty
Lucas Watson
The actual model looks pretty different from what was in the movie. You would need a shitload of fiber optics and lighting to make a descent model kit, I dont see a lot of people putting down big money for something like that from a 1978 movie except hardcore boomer sci-fi nerds.
Christopher Kelly
>I'm over 40 years old
what are you doing hanging out with people born after 2000?
Justin Ortiz
It is a consequence of having lunch breaks in my job.
Zachary Edwards
Leo Davis
actually i think that's a Mercury Redstone
Andrew Johnson
is this a minmatar ship from eve? It looks incredibly familiar.
Angel Gray
Gavin Turner
>Yeah, just ignore all those other pilots who aren't working for Lockheed praising the plane.
Again, no pilot in the military will criticize the decisions of the higher ups to a reporter. Not any that want to keep flying.
>Ignore the safety record.
pogo.org
>the Pentagon’s annual operational testing report for fiscal year 2018 shows that the entire F-35 program, the most expensive weapon system in history, is not ready to face current or future threats.
>Sold in 2001 as a cheap multi-role fighter at a promised $38 million per plane, the troubled F-35, now at an average $158.4 million per copy, continues to dramatically underperform in crucial areas including availability and reliability, cyber-vulnerability testing, and life-expectancy testing.
>not ready to face current or future threats.
>not ready to face current or future threats.
>not ready to face current or future threats.
>Ignore the massive amounts of foreign orders.
Lockheed sold snake oil to more than just the US. Again - money and contracts.
bloomberg.com
>The military “didn’t follow the old rule of ‘fly before you buy,’” says Michael Sullivan, director of defense acquisition oversight for the Government Accountability Office, the auditing arm of Congress. Once new weapons are in the hands of the military services, says Kendall, the former Pentagon acquisition official, “there’s a lot of inertia to continue, no matter what.” Michael Rein, a Lockheed spokesman, declines to comment on what he calls the “ancient history” of this period.
Logan Watson
Xavier Wood
I went for the file name, but that doesn't look like a Saturn V. I think. Old age takes we all, I guess.
Cameron Price
Zeon can make sexy MS, but god most of their ships look like shit
Ethan Roberts
disgusting
Charles Walker
sounds like you shoulda been playing more rogue squadron. that's a rebel medical frigate.
Leo Cruz
It is the Space Shuttle all over again. Mark my words.
Brayden Jackson
>Red Flag scores
From your own sources, the pilots say the plane isn't much better at anything but integrated information. And the single largest fear of the F-35 is being hacked - wiping out any advantage it might hold.
warisboring.com
>All this is tightly integrated with the ALIS program, which many consider to be the plane’s largest vulnerability. Should an enemy hack the ALIS system successfully, they could disable F-35 systems in combat, cause disastrous crashes, or ground the entire fleet.
cbsnews.com
>"This is a juicy, juicy target for a hacker," says Martin. "If your adversary can hack into all that software that's running [the mission], then they've essentially defeated the plane." All without firing a bullet.
scmp.com
cnn.com
Mason Baker
>don't need a crew
>entire ship is a holodeck
>strongest ship in the fleet x3
Logan Turner
Zachary Cooper
Gundam ships are so ugly that they come back around and become beautiful.
Cooper Morales
>cbsnews.com
All planes can be hacked you tard. Just like your car can be hacked. Most of anything with a computer can be hacked, this is clickbait news.
Angel Lee
Is that the model used in Generations?
Nathaniel Green
>plastered in gun batteries
More sensible than most of the ship designs in the thread so far.
Austin Long
>splitting it makes it somehow stronger
> if the middle part is destroyed you cant put it back together
>needs 3 warpcores plus engineering for good measure
Nathaniel Gray
Do Russian planes still use mostly analog systems?
Nathan Mitchell
Adrian Ross
if they did then any nation with modern planes can squash them down like bugs.
Benjamin Ward
Enterprise had a saucer section that split, yet only had one main engineering section. Same with this one. If one part of the ship is destroyed, the remaining pieces work fine and can fly solo just like a regular star ship. And yes, three, or even two fully functioning combat ready ships are better than one.
Benjamin Thomas
Connor Roberts
yes, russian copilot must climb onto wing and set timer and direction for missile, is dangerous but well paid
Bentley Campbell
Does the saucer section have warp drive? I don't remember.
Andrew Cox
yep
Daniel Collins
I really like the venator-class SD. The prequel ships have grown on me. I didn’t even realize they had SDs or their predecessors in the 2nd and 3rd prequels
Cooper Peterson
What if they don't use microprocessors?
Justin Peterson
Why fly a ship when you can fly a cyborg spacewhale?
Joshua Rodriguez
saucer cant go warp, its a giant lifeboat, prometheus has 3 warp capable sections which makes it 3 ships in one which makes zero sense
John Sullivan
extremely based
Joseph Murphy
Yes, fully capable warp 9
Robert Morales
Landon Ross
Surprised this hasn't been posted yet.
Thomas Lopez
Then again, any plane that does can shoot it out of the sky.
You are fighting a modern computer with a an old calculator at this point.
Jaxon Ward
How can one series have nothing but based space ships.
Evan Walker
Angel Gray
Asher Garcia
>All planes can be hacked you tard.
Not all planes are so dependent on being connected to everything else, and not all planes have so much connected and thus vulnerable to hacking.
Speaking of.
nationalinterest.org
wearethemighty.com
Anthony Cox
Based and GARpilled
Grayson Jackson
>ignores the fact and context the entire rebel fleet at Endor concentrated their firepower in knocking out the Executor's bridge deflectors
Jaxson Taylor
I surely wouldn't want to be in the middle of that clusterfuck. I should watch LOGH one of these days.
Asher Flores
Asher Jackson
>Not all planes have so much connected and thus vulnerable to hacking.
Yeah those are last generation fighters and they will get shot down. Might as well fight with a bi-plane.
Nicholas Cooper
>Note the words "flying like we always did before." As far back as the 1950s, the U.S. thought the future of air combat would be aircraft engaging each other with missiles at long range (which proved a fallacy in the skies over North Vietnam).
>Quoting a blog
Nice blog. But even then this is wrong. The americans were correct, future air warfare is using long range missile against each other.
This "blog" is written by a 7 year old or an angsty 13 year old at best.
Nicholas Stewart
>Nu Wars Falcon
Disgusting
Nice
ISDs are a classic
Prequels had really good starship designs, I love how the Naboo ones from the Queen's starship to the fighters had their own unique aesthetic local to their world
Ugly rip-off of the Paelleon class from Star Wars Legacy which is way better
Love LAATs
Loved how these capital ships have always existed in some form or another in the Republic for thousands of years
Eclipse class is sexy
Venators are probably one of my favorites
Jose Johnson
Lunar nova or wtf her name is the avatar of a star and hotter, but damn I loved that show.
Parker Mitchell
Mason Murphy
>t. can't understand the difference between updated tech - which all the older fighters are getting - and being part of an IoT
>"The F-35 is a very complex system and, as such, it has lots of holes, bugs and other things, and it is very difficult to debug it," Dmitry Drozdenko told Sputnik News. "Like other problems, all this is because it is an excessively high-tech aircraft."
>unlike us, the Americans rely too much on stealth. However, radar technology is developing fast and invisibility is no longer a sure-fire guarantor of air supremacy."
>“Dogfights haven’t gone anywhere," he added. "They will fire from a distance the first day, but a couple of days later, we’ll be flying like we always did before."
>“The Americans tolerate this plane because it’s a very big and expensive business with contracts running into trillions of dollars. While they keep making the F-35s, the Americans are modernizing their fourth-generation-plus F-18s and F-15s trying to bring them up to par with Russia’s Su-35,”
>2018
Old data.
nationalinterest.org
>United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) President Yuri Slyusar announced that the first, serially produced Su-57 units will be transferred to the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) by the end of 2019.
>Quoting a blog
>Alex is a news editor and a military and foreign-policy blogger at Business Insider.
>Alex Leckie
>blogger
>quoting a blog
Anthony Clark
You can just see that there has been put a lot of thought into the ships in the series. They are designed to fight according to the tactics that are used. Also their interior reflects the nations that built them, the imperial ships have luxurious quarters for the high ranked officers, while the FPA's ships are very austere reflecting that they have fewer resources to spare to fight on equal footing.
Aiden Lewis
Business Insider is utter trash. Your posts don't belong on this thread.
Hunter White
I'm not gonna lie, this is glorious.
Caleb Roberts
so say we all
Daniel Brown
I just wish the ships didn't only fire forward. In my head cannon, there are technological reasons they have to do so. Like those long-range beams require very long, straight amplification tubes. Like a particle accelerator but not curved into a circle. Thus the ships are by necessity also long and straight and can only fire in one direction.
Angel Gomez
It is by far the largest one in the thread, so yes.
Isaac Murphy
Fool, I never sourced Business Insider. The person arguing with me did.
Caleb Williams
>Post ship from any SCI-FI
>"SCI-FI"
>commence autistic armchair air force commander shitposting about F-35 program
I swear to fucking god some of you deserve to outright die
Camden Turner
What? They do have side facing beam cannons, but it's better to build spinal weapons and gun shaped ships to provide the greatest range while presenting the smallest profile to the enemy.
Aaron Rogers
We need to beat those Ruskies, user. This is a serious matter.
Alexander Powell
This is also true, I believe there was a Japanese magazine or a dvd release that had concept art with technical drawings of the ships, so the designers took this into account.
You can't get it legally anywhere in the west but I believe there was a thread on Yea Forums where they had all sorts of older animes. The series is mostly about the politics and motivations behind the battles, it is one of the best series I have ever seen.
Jordan Edwards
Don't look at me. I just wanted to post Starfuries. Not my fault the guy bitching about his inferior sci-fi ship had to resort to talking about real planes - and getting beat down in that area too.
Lucas Perez
>They do have side facing beam cannons
I don't remember them ever playing a part, but if you say so.
>to provide the greatest range
Again, this is head canon - yours this time. Why would this arrangement provide longer range than putting guns just as powerful on the sides and rear?
>presenting the smallest profile to the enemy.
Which is fine until you get flanked, which happens just about every battle in that show.
Elijah Collins
Ah, Halo gunships, where the ships look like giant guns.
Carter Peterson
Thanks for this.
Source is from the seventies, so is Star Wars. Star Trek is from the sixties. I'm afraid science fiction is somewhere between niche and dead.
Aiden Taylor
The Patrician's Choice.
Ryder Cox
>ywn be in the MCRN and do an anti-piracy tour in the Jovian system as a railgunner
Robert Peterson
Sulaco is also guilty of that crime.
The first time I watched Aliens, I was angry to see a flying gun.
Noah Brooks
From the databooks; those forward neutron cannons seems to take up a lot of space :thinking:
Connor Carter
We break for nobody was peak cinema.
Jace Barnes
that's technically not a ship.
also for me, it's picrelated
Henry Mitchell
Adam Ross
There's some broadsiding in conquest.
Oliver Turner
Not nearly enough space that putting some side or rear ones would be impractical. And the advantage in flanking defense would far outweigh any extra cost or increase in profile.
Honestly in my head those neutron cannon tubes extended the entire length of the ship.
Aiden Flores
LEXX was Best
Brayden Howard
Parker Flores
based black lancers
Logan Davis
All of those circles on pic-related are side facing cannons, the specs say 40 on each side, and 32 forward facing. I guess piddly side cannons aren't going to save you from a barrage of spinal fire taken to the side.
Daniel Ross
>t. reading blog posts and thinks they are credible source.
You are an absolute fucking retard.
>Can't understand the hardware in old planes can only be upgraded so much
Also
>Sputnik news
>Credible
Strike 2 dumb russian nigger.
>A couple of days later we will have dog fights !
The most idiotic thing I ever heard anyone say about modern aero combat.
If you are dog fighting like in the old days it's because you are using Vietnam era planes or ran out of missiles. Either cause you will be dead.
You will run out of planes before a country runs out of missiles
And again
>blog
>blog
Kayden Harris
WE GOTTA BUY MORE TIME
Brayden Mitchell
Is this a Dragon Ball fusion?
Xavier Morris
Camden Scott
n-no
Oliver Perry
>has no argument, lamely tries to insult
>thinks pointing out the extra futility of the Pentagon pre-buying a hot mess AND trying to upgrade old tech is somehow helping his point
>sources popular mechanics like it's more credible than a blog
>sources a blogger to try and attack sourcing blogs
>ignores the fact that the F-35 trains for close range dogfights because the military of both the US and Israel knows that dogfights are still and will continue to be a thing
>You will run out of planes before a country runs out of missiles
Indeed.
cnbc.com
military-today.com
Brandon Myers
Truly a patrician choice
Asher Garcia
The Rogue Shadow was a unique starship that served as the personal transport of Starkiller, the secret apprentice of the Sith Lord Darth Vader
Chase Ross
I like the Viper's design just as much as the X-Wing from an aesthetic standpoint, but it gets bonus points for being a fighter that can actually function properly in an atmosphere.
Luke James
The gothic designs of Warhammer ships are magnificent
Adrian Lee
>nuBG
oh go fuck yourself.
Owen Sanders
from a video game, but sue me
Jose Martin
You are in need of some context, that ship is planet sized.
Levi Sullivan
That from SoaSE, right? It's been ages since I played.
Christian Evans
>Argument is a blog
>Spews out Russian propaganda like a good dog
>Sources a blog
>Thinks blogging is a valid source
>Actually thinks planes doing Mach 3 will be doing dog fights.
Missiles that can reach you from miles away make any dog fighting obsolete.
Also
Russia has the GDP smaller than Italy
Connor Cox
I’ve got a model of that on my desk, hell its the ship I fly in STO. Honestly my favourite thing about the JJverse and probably my favourite ship in ST.
Julian Young
Like all of 30/40k, it's so ridiculous it becomes pure kino
David Robinson
The Brunhild will always be one of my faves.
Alexander Cook
Not him, but how do you explain that pilots are still being trained in WVR combat if dogfights are a thing of the past?
Anthony Bennett
Hello fellow Destiny fren. Dreadnought was kino. Bungle has a great team of artists, most of the ship/environment/weapon designs are fantastic
Christian King
Poor guy was just misunderstood.
Jace Baker
>muh bloooooooogs
Asher Barnes
based
Angel Roberts
>muh rebellious growing up phase
I remember this one episode where the whle crew of Moia had to cover for him because he decided to blow up some arms dealer ship out of the blue
Jace Scott
He detected one of the illegal cargos that Leviathans must never carry, a horrible weaponized gas.
Charles Brooks
Still, it got supernova-face guy killed (for a while)
Josiah Evans
>out of the blue
He blew it up because the arms dealer had one of the forbidden cargo for a Leviathan. He did it because he thought he was protecting Moia.
Ryder Gomez
I'm not very keen on the Cabal stuff, it sort of comes across as 40k human stuff that was backward engineered and refined into a utilitarian style. But aside from that yeah, they've pretty consistently knocked it out of the park in terms of visual design.
Christian Roberts
And while Stark was incorporeal he found Dargo's son and devised a plan to rob a criminal bank for fuckloads of money to buy Jothee and a bunch of slaves to free them.
William Watson
Keep in mind, he still went against his captain's will. I don't know if he was actually linked to Crais, but a leviathan shouldn't just take initiatives like that.
Aiden Allen
those episodes were peak kino.
Luis Cook
>Article about The Culture
>Uses art from Ringworld
Oliver Green
The side cannons are mostly there for point-defense and shooting down fighter or destroyer sized ships.
David Allen
Crais removed the link as a show of peace to the crew of Moia so they could work out a truce. He had put everything on manual control. Stark then went all Stark-y and started messing with the weapons console. Crichton shut down the console to make sure Stark didn't do anything stupid, but that gave control back to Talyn, who immediately fired on the arms dealer.
But yes - he technically acted on his own and against the will of his pilot. Still, even Moia at times didn't listen to Pilot, such as when her creators called her back to try and de-commission Moia.
Gabriel Clark
>even Moia at times didn't listen to Pilot
True, also when Zhaan was looking for Crichton after they got separated escaping the asteroid field, Moia wanted to fuck off while Zhaan was begging her to stay (something to do with her pregnancy, been a while since I watched).
Man, Leviathans could be dicks sometimes.
Gavin Sullivan
Liars, Guns, and Money. Basically started with a clip show that wasn't just treading water and actually progressed the story. Then you get that crazy ass, eyeball obsessed crab woman Natira for some sexy torture.
And then you have the whole fucking heist, fuck I have to rewatch the entire series again.
>Still, even Moia at times didn't listen to Pilot, such as when her creators called her back to try and de-commission Moia.
That's hardly an apt example, a literal God willed his creation to do his bidding, you can't fault anyone for that. Talyn on the other hand wasn't even 3 years old and was dealing with all the shit the Peace Keepers did to him.
Brandon Edwards
yeah senpai, good taste
Jaxson Russell
Pilots get trained to do redundant maneuvers and combat out of tradition or the 1% chance they do find themselves in a situation like that. Kind of like how some armies still practice with bow and arrows. Do you think any modern army today is going to approach your military base with archers lined up in a row?
Of course not, but some are still trained regardless.
No sensible commander is going to risk a 200 million dollar plane trying to shoot down a 20 million dollar plane with bullets.
Michael Butler
I always thought FreeSpace would make a good tv series
Elijah Cooper
>That's hardly an apt example
There are others, like as mentioned. Moia was like a horse - she'll do what you want most of the time but that doesn't mean she had no desire or will of her own.
Wyatt Kelly
>tfw you meet your enemies big fleet with yours during your big push and you have to micro your capital and Titan abilities and what ships they’re targeting
>tfw the micro pays off and you win the battle and get a beeline for their capital planet
Andrew Cook
>tfw you research Twin fortresses as the TEC and watch ennemy fleets get obliterated as they try to get to your planets
Lincoln Howard
is that some motherfucking space: above and beyond?
God fuck those ships were sexy.
Liam Sullivan
>It's just a giant gun with engines
Always the best design
Logan Allen
soul:
Star Wars
Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars Return of the Jedi
Star Wars The Last Jedi
Solo A Star Wars Story
soulless:
Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace
Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones
Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith
Star Wars The Force Awakens
Rogue One A Star Wars Story
Jonathan Powell
>Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith
Kino
Cooper Brown
Holy shit
Lucas Scott
BASED and STARPILLED
Jose Morris
Sauce it to me
Camden Bennett
>souless
>prequels
>Soul
>Basedlo