True, there are also tiny black holes caused by the big bang Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
i'll take a lot however...if you have a few (a lot) million years at your disposal, they yeah. of course our galaxy is young. some 13 billions years...some theorize the universe can last for thousands of trillions of years before...well, put in you favorite 'end of the universe' scenario: Heat death of the universe, Big Rip,Big Crunch, Big Bounce Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!bugeyePlease Register or Log in to view the hidden image! etc. so compared to that, it is young.
umm, the universe is 13-14 billion years old. Although it does seem odd that three of those four sound like bad fart jokes...
Hell they don't even have to use novabombs because the have an even better weapon. Point singularity weapon wich basicly fires black holes lol. combine that with stringtravel and transdimentional shifting; In my honest opinion that would conquer all Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Reminds me of Terrans from StarCraft Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Gundam! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! You wonder why friendly fire is off in BC2 Vietnam.....
Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! You gotta admit george, empire vs. tyranids, now that would be a land battle to watch. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Has anybody read else Iain M. Bank's "Culture" novels? Things I like about the Culture: Every human being has access to virtually unlimited resources. There is no need for money. Society is run largely by super-intelligent artificial intelligences, leaving humans to enjoy themselves in whatever manner they see fit (with a few enforced moral constraints). Travelling the galaxy is fast and safe, with a form of hyperdrive available as well as short distance teleportation. Robots (drones) are available to assist humans when needed, though these are also autonomous human-level intelligences on their own behalf. Culture ships can kick ass when necessary if there is a major threat to the Culture or its inhabitants. A Culture ship can easily destroy a planet or even a star. Society is socially permissive and non-violent. Lots of fun places to live and visit - like Spheres (essentially Dyson spheres) and Orbitals (kind-of cutaway Dyson spheres), as well as on the ships which are easily able to reconfigure their internal spaces to whatever environment is desired. Ships can be hundreds of kilometres long. Orbitals and Spheres are much larger than that. All humans are essentially equal in terms of "wealth" (which is a fairly meaningless concept in the Culture), rights and opportunities.
Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! This guys has killed a few, in hand to hand combat no less. But it usually takes one of these: Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! or one of these to takes out a whole lot of them Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Actualy I have the perfect answer to the Replicators. One Rifts Mind Melter. Techno Wizard, Gizmoteer, or Psi-Tech. Each of them has access to a power that literally lets them take over ANY machine even Sentient ones. No save, no reistance, the Replicators felled with a single thought. Same could be true of the borg.
Although there is the one advantage the borg have, the machine assimilation of replicators and the biological assimilation of the tyranids. While they aren't better then those two in their respective fields they are a good combination.
all though the borg can adapt to any form of powerbased weapons they can't adapt to melee weapons making them vonurable for today's weapons.
The worldship in Andromeda is just like it sounds. It's a ship existing off a Sun-like star with planets aroundit conected with eachother; I think it is the biggest ship i ever saw in a TV series
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Google the Shrike. Its from the Hyperion series. It would take down pretty much anything one on one. Also in the series, the ability to make a permanent worm hole with no destructive distortions. There is a river that runs through all of humanities worlds. The SAME river, it just flows from one worm hole to the other. If you are very rich you can have your house have rooms on different planets. You open the door in one house and the door is actually a worm hole to the other house. Really the only war stuff they talk about is shooting the Shrike from space with a fricken capitol ship weapon. The shrike was fine but it was stuck where the ground around it melted and it sunk in because it couldn't move because of pressure of the weapon.
