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Anonymous Comrade 2020-12-21 (Mon) 04:59:15 No.11882

Latin America should unite and storm the US embassies slash CIA headquarters

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Anonymous Comrade 2020-12-21 (Mon) 04:59:27 No.11993

Some fictional conflicts
V'ger vs The Borg
https://archive.is/bv9yq

Star Destroyer vs Borg Cube
https://archive.is/MCK5p
https://archive.is/cHimK
https://archive.is/N6CX5

Death Star vs Borg (fairly obvious conclusion, given that it was created to fight the Zerg-like Vong).
https://archive.is/0JhqW
https://archive.is/bsCCe
https://archive.is/iTJuI

Borg vs The Dominion
https://archive.is/TeDCg

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Anonymous 2021-04-09 (Fri) 20:23:40 No.15074

Narnia vs Gondor

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Anonymous 2021-04-09 (Fri) 22:07:03 No.15075

>>11993
Got anything like the Dominion vs the Orks?

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Anonymous 2021-04-10 (Sat) 02:36:50 No.15076

>>11993
The borg are an overpowered god force, nobody can defeat them, they only loose ships because they are toying with other species to assimilate them. If they can teleport drones on a ship they can teleport a big bomb and blow it up from the inside. They could beam over an aerosol canister that sprays nano-probes into the air to borgify every ship without fighting. They also can time travel.

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Anonymous 2021-04-10 (Sat) 03:02:37 No.15077

>>15076
The Borg were defeated by a fractal paradox and a computer virus.

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Anonymous 2021-04-10 (Sat) 14:22:11 No.15089

>>15076
>Proceed to get fucked by a bunch of extra-dimensional ayys with biotech
>>15075
Orks every time. The firepower differences is too great. Average Star Trek ships have high megaton to low gigaton yields while 40k is on the level of hundreds of gigatons. Plus their society of passive psychics are immune to infiltration tactics of the dominion founders.

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Anonymous 2021-04-12 (Mon) 03:05:11 No.15096

>>15089
Our Sun has 3.83*10e26 watts of continuous output
1 gigton is 1.16*10e15 watt hours
if you turn the sun into an Archimedes weapon does it outgun everything in scifi ?

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Anonymous 2021-04-12 (Mon) 12:51:42 No.15097

>>15096
>everything in sci fi
Not really. The xeelee for instance have handguns that can mass scatter stars and ships that the main output can go toe to toe with dark matter life that throws galaxies around as weapons. And that’s just hard sci fi alone.
Once we get into old 50s books, comics and anime we get shit that tank universe busters. And let’s not forget Big rigs Over the road racing with the truck that can output a few million big bangs every second of firepower just by moving.

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Anonymous 2021-04-13 (Tue) 01:47:40 No.15103

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>>15097
Is that fantasy or scientific fiction, fan fi or sci fi ?
How much energy does that xeelee handgun have, to check if it can fit inside a handgun (i don't know what mass scattering means)
Just as reference if you focus a stellar Archimedes weapon to a point in space for about an hour it will create a blackhole with a Schwarzschild Radius of about 0.23mm*10e-9. If the gun has too much energy its S.R. could be larger than the gun and collapse into a blackhole.

700 million light years from us is a possible space civilization that spans 1000s of galaxies
https://steemit.com/science/@towjam/bootes-void
Would that be big enough to outgun everything in sci fi ?

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Anonymous 2021-04-13 (Tue) 07:57:44 No.15105

>>15103
>Random movements of stellar bodies that create a void is aliens
Well we’re talking sci-fi but that’s a pretty retarded speculation even for sci-fi standards.
>creating a tiny black holes as if it’s something impressive
Anyone and anything that can make that in sci-fi dude. That’s the point of science “fiction”.

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Anonymous 2021-04-14 (Wed) 22:43:19 No.15133

>>11993
The Yuuzahn Vong are no longer canon in Disneyverse.

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Anonymous 2021-04-14 (Wed) 22:46:57 No.15134

>>15076
Yeah,except the Borg wouldn't do that. They're drowning in their own ideology. Perfection or bust. And as >>15077 brought up, they tend to have significant Achilles' Heels that they aren't able to find due to their single mindedness. In all fairness though, that computer virus was from about 50 years in the future.
>>15074
Narnia would win if they have Aslan, since he has the same level of power as the God of Abrahamic faiths.

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Anonymous 2021-04-15 (Thu) 01:01:58 No.15136

>>15133
>canon
<I can only enjoy fiction if it’s officially supported by corporations
Who cares. Headcanon is best canon. It’s not like the new Disney’s “lore” is anymore cohesive. If anything it’s an even bigger jumbled mess than the expanded universe.

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Anonymous 2021-04-15 (Thu) 02:56:22 No.15138

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>>15134
>Yeah,except the Borg wouldn't do that. They're drowning in their own ideology. Perfection or bust.
<The Planetary Assimilation Probe is a type of Borg frigate. As its name implies, it is designed to land on a planetary surface and release nanoprobes into the atmosphere that assimilate all life forms on the planet.
6 of 12 scrap the planetary assimilation frigate it's too imperfect. Send millions of drones and make them chase after people on foot to stab them in the neck with tubes. Perfection achieved.

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Anonymous 2021-04-15 (Thu) 03:56:16 No.15139

>>15138
So now nanoprobes can be aerosolized and inhaled? What even bother with ship boarding?

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Anonymous 2021-04-15 (Thu) 05:27:35 No.15142

>>11878
brazil wins because obviously