Hellblade8
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Sweet. Depends if SW could adapt..... wait what am I saying, adapt lmfao.
All things adapt to a certain extent...although for SW, there is a very limited extent.
ditl.org defiant's only type X phaser. the TypeXII's on Soveriegn are 100,000 TeraWatts.
Hmm, looking over his calcs, I see he used the TM...this may require me to re-think his calculations. As for Daystrom Institute, it uses the TM as well, which isn't canon and isn't useable for debates.
Also, the Defiant uses pulse phasers, which my explain the difference.
And the fragility of the SSD's ability to operate without a bridge. All if not most of the UFP's ships have battle bridges deep inside thier hull or could be controled through engineering if they have too.
Well, both groups take heavy blows form losing their bridges.
Hmmmm. Seems weaker than I thought but still strong. And by the time it was hit by 3000 shots the battle would be over. SW lasers seem rather inaccurate.
It may be stronger and probably is; it took another hit or so; I'm just using what I could recall from the episode, so this is reather a lower limit thing. It could very well be double that.
Covenant government before the brutes started screwing everything up they would win but now with covenant split it's hard to say. Although on the ground a pair of hunters could rip apart SW troops and armor alike. UNSC would probably use rebelion tactics. Hit and run with large numbers of ships on shipyards or other key locations then slipspace away. In slipspace noone can attack you without slipspace generators. Although in all out war SW would overwelm them as UNSC posses no shielding and use titanium for armor.
The Covenant might be able to win; it's hard to say. Their enemies use technology that is outdated by even SW standards (although not by much...).
Numbers games doesn't mean instant victory. Wraith vs Atlantis. Gou'ald vs Earth.
No, it doesn't, but it does tend to compensate. Take the SSD. According to the sources I can find; it has 2,000 heavy turbolaser turrets. Each one is likely no more than two megatons in the yield of each turret (one megaton per beam). However, because of the sheer massive numbers employed, a broadside orbital bombardment would result in an output of 4,000 megatons...or four gigatons. Compare that to the Enterprise D; whose typical output would be, even going with a 100,000 TWs, is about 24 megatons for her two forward phaser arrays. Max yield for photon torpedoes would be set to a hundred megaton and even with the Burst x5 forward photon torpedo bay, that still gives us 548 megatons.
Of course, weapons such as Tri-cobalt devices or even Quantum torpedoes would easily show them to be able to do a great deal of damage.